Craig Robins’ Miami Design District eyes expansion of special zoning area amid region’s growth
Expansion of the Miami Design District’s zoning boundaries and updating Craig Robins-led Miami Design District Associates’ development agreement are on the city of Miami’s agenda this month. Miami commissioners will vote on the proposed changes Nov. 19, following a unanimous 9-0 recommendation for approval by the planning, zoning and appeals board in July. The zoning change would add four properties to the Miami Design District’s special zoning plan, bringing its total area to over 1.1 million square feet, or 26 acres. The properties, spanning a total of 17,760 square feet, are at 80, 74 and 70 Northeast 40th Street and […]This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
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