Legacy Household Group and CD Team want to acquire a 309-unit workforce townhouse elaborate near Florida Metropolis.
The builders propose Legacy Villas at Palm Generate on a 50.5-acre website on the southeast corner of Southwest 344th Street and Southwest 199th Avenue in unincorporated Miami-Dade County, in accordance to an application submitted to the county late very last thirty day period.
Legacy Residential and CD are inquiring Miami-Dade officers to tweak preceding task approvals for 309 flats to allow for the models to be townhouses.
The builders, by an affiliate, purchased the web-site for $6.3 million in 2021, records display.
The greater part of Legacy Villas townhouses would be for households earning up to 120 % of the place median revenue, and 10 per cent of the models will be for households earning from 60 percent to 140 percent of the AMI, in accordance to the software. Of the 10 p.c of units, half will be exclusively for households earning up to 110 p.c of the AMI.
Miami-Dade’s AMI is $74,700 per year, however that is envisioned to be up-to-date this spring.
The task isn’t Legacy and CD’s 1st wager in south Miami-Dade. Very last year, the Miami-centered corporations and Miami Lakes-based mostly Fenix Contractors submitted a proposal for a 630-device multifamily intricate with 14 three-story and four-tale properties on the southeast corner of Southwest 252nd Avenue and Southwest 145th Avenue in the Princeton community
Legacy is led by founder Tom Cabrerizo. CD is led by Mauricio Cayon.
South Miami-Dade, consisting of the municipalities of Florida City and Homestead, as perfectly as the Princeton, Naranja, Leisure Town and Goulds neighborhoods, provides substantial swatches of land at discounted prices in comparison to the urban core. Developers have seized on the option by scooping up web pages and submitting undertaking proposals.
Homebuilder Lennar wants to develop a advanced with 105 one-relatives households among Southwest 272nd and Southwest 276th streets, east of Southwest 159th Avenue. Also, Coral Rock Progress Group ideas the 342-unit mixed-revenue Card Sound Essential Residences on the southwest corner of Krome Avenue and South Dixie Freeway in Florida Town.
