A blighted area north of downtown Miami is being targeted by developers after decades of being ignored.
July 23, 2014 at 05:00 PM
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A blighted area north of downtown Miami that has been ignored through five decades of boom-and-bust cycles is being targeted by developers.
Hoping to persuade city leaders to accommodate them on zoning issues, at least three companies are focusing on the area from I-395 to Northeast 20th Street and between the Florida East Coast Railway tracks and Northeast Second Avenue.
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