Michael Swerdlow raised the curtain on his Sawyer's Landing project, his start in real estate and the coronavirus pandemic's impacts on various asset classes.
January 25, 2021 at 12:27 PM
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South Florida real estate reporter
Never let it be said that Miami developer Michael Swerdlow didn’t think through his Overtown project.
He reinvented his vision for Sawyer’s Landing a couple of times before opting to make all 578 units affordable and for renters 62 and older.
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Michael Swerdlow spills the beans on Sawyer’s Landing, a 578-unit affordable housing project with Target-anchored retail in Miami’s Overtown. Courtesy photo.
