Miami affordable housing builder Pinnacle Housing Group is one of many in the industry trying to address a challenging economic and government mandate to develop new projects in urban areas, where land prices continue to soar.
“The state the last few years, through rule-making, has prioritized urban infill areas close to community amenities” like public transportation, schools and grocery stores, according to Pinnacle partner Michael Wohl.
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