Miami-Dade County commissioners voted in favor of making workforce housing development mandatory in most new residential projects across the county.
October 13, 2016 at 05:00 AM
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Workforce housing is steadily finding its way into Miami-Dade County’s luxury high-rises.
County commissioners voted Thursday in favor of a mandate that would require a portion of all new residential units to be affordable enough for people making between $28,800 to $67,200 per year.
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