"Everybody says, ‘We need affordable housing, we need affordable housing,’ but they never really go into the details of this fact," one affordable housing developer said. "We’re all human beings. There’s a need and you can’t just leave people out without a place to live."
October 21, 2022 at 06:40 PM
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Editor’s note: This is the second in a two-part series about South Florida’s affordability crisis. You can read part one, about the economic implications of this problem, here.
The makeup of Miami-Dade County is set to change dramatically, according to real estate experts who say an unconstrained spike in rent and home prices has put many lifelong locals in an unsustainable position.
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An aerial view of the west side of downtown Miami and Little Havana, where there are opportunities for more affordable housing. Credit: Felix Mizioznikov/Adobe Stock
