New warehouses will be built in Miami-Dade County's 79th Street corridor, which has been designated a Foreign Trade Zone.
January 30, 2017 at 12:00 AM
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An economically depressed area of Miami-Dade County may soon welcome new industrial development coupled with fresh job opportunities.
The 79th Street corridor, a fragmented stretch of residential, commercial and industrial sites a few miles north of downtown Miami, has been the subject of revitalization efforts aimed at boosting the area’s economy.
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