The City of Miami has issued a temporary permit allowing Ransom Everglades to use two properties on Charles Avenue as a parking lot for construction workers. Residents say the decision adds to mounting development pressures on the street.
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Former County Commissioner Xavier Suarez describes factors affecting affordable housing and proscribes actions.
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Changing the Miami 21 zoning code could improve housing for middle income residents. Parking requirements could hold the key.
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