Calusa Club Estates residents say the decision opens the door to construction of up to 550 homes by Sunrise-based homebuilder GL Homes.
October 30, 2020 at 02:43 PM
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South Florida real estate reporter
Ana Batista bought her Calusa Club Estates home in Miami’s West Kendall neighborhood 33 years ago because she liked the golf course setting, but now the 168-acre shuttered course is set to sprout houses.
The golf course at 9400 SW 130th Ave. was to remain untouched until 2067 under a covenant. Many residents say they bought their houses based on that appealing promise as urban sprawl spread west for miles beyond Calusa Club.
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A Google Street View of Calusa golf course at 9400 SW 130th Ave. in West Kendall. Credit: Google
