The Planning, Zoning and Appeals Board will be asked whether it wants to reconsider its May 2019 vote on the project re-zoning.
December 16, 2020 at 05:03 PM
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South Florida real estate reporter
A controversial project in Miami’s Little Haiti neighborhood that’s been pushing for city approval for four years could lose even the little ground it has gained so far.
Eastside Ridge has stalled in front of a planning board that’s echoed Little Haiti residents’ concerns that the development will gentrify the city’s poorest area and unravel its community fabric.
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A rendering of the proposed Eastside Ridge project that will span 22.5 acres on the southeast corner of Northeast 54th Street and Second Avenue near Little Haiti.
