Cleanup Begins on Miami River Site Before Construction of Affordable Housing Community
Project Aims to Transform Neglected Land into Thriving Neighborhood
Workers began the first stage of tidying up a long-neglected site near Northwest 20th Street and 27th Avenue, Wednesday morning.
Miami-Dade County Donates Property to Developer
Miami-Dade County donated the property to a local developer, Michael Goldstein, who has agreed to build affordable housing on the land.
Part of a Long-Term Revitalization Project
The project is part of a long-term county commission-approved revitalization project aimed at transforming the neglected land into a thriving neighborhood.
“The ability to work with the county and leverage state and federal environmental and economic development resources, to create the housing that’s needed by people who are of ordinary economic means, is something that the county has long needed,” said Michael Goldstein.
Affordable Housing Units to be Built
When all is said and done, up to 600 units will be available to low-income families. The property will also house a command center for the Miami-Dade County Sheriff’s Office and Fire Rescue.
Cleanup Efforts Underway
The first stage of the cleanup process is currently underway, with workers focusing on removing debris and trash from the site.
Goals of the Project
The goal of the project is to transform the neglected land into a thriving neighborhood that provides affordable housing options for low-income families, while also improving the surrounding area.
Conclusion
The cleanup and revitalization project is a crucial step in transforming the Miami River site into a thriving neighborhood that benefits the community. The project is expected to be completed in the coming years, with affordable housing units available to low-income families.
FAQs
Q: What is the goal of the project?
A: The goal of the project is to transform the neglected land into a thriving neighborhood that provides affordable housing options for low-income families.
Q: How many units of affordable housing will be built?
A: Up to 600 units of affordable housing will be built on the site.
Q: What else will be included on the site?
A: The property will also house a command center for the Miami-Dade County Sheriff’s Office and Fire Rescue.
Q: When is the project expected to be completed?
A: The project is expected to be completed in the coming years.
