Photo: Rolando Yera / Unsplash. Illustrative stock photograph; not a property or company discussed in this article. Florida’s favorite development shortcut just hit a zoning wall in Miami Beach. Miami Beach’s planning director has ruled that a Blackstone-owned redevelopment of Southgate Towers is not eligible for approval under the Live Local Act, according to The Real Deal. The determination, issued Friday, says the law doesn’t reach the site because it sits in a residential zoning district. The plan would replace…
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Blackstone Wanted Two Live Local Towers in Miami Beach. The City Says the Law Doesn’t Apply.
Miami Beach rules Blackstone-owned Southgate Towers ineligible for Live Local approval because the residential zoning district falls outside its reading of the law.
