Micro-living in 400-square-foot units — brought to you by developer Moishe Mana — is making its way into downtown Miami.
July 26, 2016 at 05:00 AM
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Miami’s apartments are getting a little smaller.
New York developer Moishe Mana received a green light for a project that will bring micro-living to the city’s urban core. Miami’s Urban Development Review Board, a group of South Florida architects responsible for reviewing projects over 200,000 square feet, enthusiastically backed Mana’s 49-story rental tower, his first downtown effort.
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