Miami officials consider upzoning 661 parcels in Little Havana, The Roads and Riverside

Miami’s next wave of neighborhood reinvestment could take shape through proposed zoning changes in Little Havana, The Roads, and Riverside.
 
Speaking with the South Florida Business Journal, Day Pitney Miami Land Use Partner Steven Wernick explained why the proposed zoning amendments cover more properties than the companion land use amendments. He also highlighted opportunities for “missing middle” housing and infill development across Miami’s urban neighborhoods, while noting the need for infrastructure improvements.
 
“I think we’re in a new phase of reinvestment into these emerging neighborhoods,” Wernick said.
 
Explore what Miami’s proposed zoning changes could mean for neighborhood development.