The Miami-Dade County Commission has granted final approval for SG Holdings’ Little River District, a transformative $3 billion, mixed-use development that will redefine the urban landscape of Miami’s underserved Little River and Little Haiti neighborhoods. Spanning 63 acres, the large-scale project aims to build more than 5,700 affordable and workforce housing units, alongside major big-box retail stores, small businesses, major grocery operator, green public space, and transit infrastructure with the addition of a new train station, marking a historic investment in Miami’s future.

A real estate developer plans to break ground next year on a $3 billion mixed-use project in Miami that’ll include 370,000 square feet of retail anchored by The Home Depot and BJ’s Wholesale Club. The 63-acre Little River District also will feature 5,730 affordable housing and workforce housing units, along with a new commuter rail station, Bisnow reported. Buildout is expected to last eight years. Five public housing complexes will be demolished to make way for the Little River District, situated in the Little River and Little Haiti neighborhoods.

On Tuesday, the Miami-Dade Board of County Commissioners approved a multibillion-dollar redevelopment plan by SG Holdings to revitalize more than 60 acres of public land in the Little River and Little Haiti neighborhoods. Before giving a green light to the project, District 3 Commissioner Keon Hardemon introduced several amendments to the proposal.

The Miami-Dade County Commission voted unanimously this week to approve the $3 billion Little River District, a 63-acre development that includes 6,000 affordable and workforce housing units to the Little River and Little Haiti neighborhoods.

The project will create approximately 3,840 jobs during construction and SG Holdings committed to inclusive hiring, subcontracting, and workforce development initiatives, as well as a community benefits agreement aimed at ensuring that the project will directly benefit residents in the Little Haiti and Little River neighborhoods.

The Miami-Dade County Commission has granted final approval for SG Holdings Little River District, a transformative $3 billion, mixed-use development that will redefine the urban landscape of Miami’s underserved Little River and Little Haiti neighborhoods. Spanning 63 acres, the large-scale project aims to build more than 5,700 affordable and workforce housing units, alongside major big-box retail stores, small businesses, major grocery operator, green public space, and transit infrastructure with the addition of a new train station, marking a historic investment in Miami’s future.

Plans to build approximately 5,700 affordable and workforce housing units in Miami took a big leap forward.

The Miami-Dade County Commission has granted final approval for SG Holdings’ Little River District, a transformative $3 billion, mixed-use development in Miami’s underserved Little River and Little Haiti neighborhoods.

Last week, ConnectCRE reported that Miami-Dade County was considering a measure to approve a group of developers’ request for a land lease to build 5,720 apartment units. The measure passed. The project partners are the Swerdlow Group, SJM Partners and Alben Duffie. The cost of the project is estimated to run more than $2.6 billion.

The Miami-Dade County Commission on Tuesday approved Swerdlow Group’s mammoth $2.6 billion workforce and affordable housing development, which could become the largest of its kind in the county.

The 63-acre development in Miami’s Little River neighborhood is a partnership with SJM Partners and Alben Duffie. It will house 2,284 affordable housing units priced to be affordable to people earning 60 percent of Area Median Income (AMI) and 1,398 workforce apartments priced at up to 120 percent of AMI.

The Miami-Dade County Commission voted unanimously to grant final approval for a $3 billion mixedused development, which will span 63 acres and contain 5,700 affordable and workforce housing units.

The commissioners signed off on Swerdlow Group's plans Tuesday, greenlighting a 99-year ground lease for a parcel on which the developer is planning a mixed-use project that will include big box retail stores, a grocery chain, small businesses, green space and new transit infrastructure in addition to the new housing units.

Change is coming to Miami’s Little River and Little Haiti neighborhoods after Miami-Dade County approved a major redevelopment plan for the historically underserved areas.

Miami-Dade County commissioners unanimously approved this week SG Holdings' plan for the proposed Little River District, which the developer claims is the largest affordable housing project in the county’s history.

The Miami-Dade County Commission has granted final approval for SG Holdings’ Little River District, a transformative $3 billion, mixed-use development that will redefine the urban landscape of Miami’s underserved Little River and Little Haiti neighborhoods. Spanning 63 acres, the large-scale project aims to build more than 5,700 affordable and workforce housing units, alongside major big-box retail stores, small businesses, major grocery operator, green public space, and transit infrastructure with the addition of a new train station, marking a historic investment in Miami’s future.

The Miami-Dade County Commission voted unanimously Tuesday to approve the $3B Little River District, a 63-acre project set to bring nearly 6,000 affordable and workforce housing units to Miami's Little River and Little Haiti neighborhoods.

It was already one of the biggest redevelopment proposals in Miami-Dade history, a $3 billion plan aiming to remake a broad swath of Miami’s Little River-Little Haiti neighborhood with an intensive focus on affordable housing, transit, and jobs. Now, as it heads toward likely approval from the County Commission, it’s only gotten larger in scope and ambition.