MIAMI—Land redevelopment hasn't always been a popular option, atleast not with neighboring land owners. But that might bechanging.
GlobeSt.com caught up with Howard E. Nelson, apartner and Environmental Group chair of BilzinSumberg in Miami, and Cristina AranaLumpkin, an associate the firm's Environmental Group, tocheck into this evolution, discuss due diligence issues and pegsome of the most interesting land uses cases in South Florida inpart two of this exclusive interview. You can still read part one:Land Remediation: What You Need to Know.
GlobeSt.com: Neighbors have traditionally beenopposed to land redevelopment but why might this be a betteralternative for the community than keeping these propertiesabandoned and in their current state?
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