MIAMI—Outside of core downtown areas, the majority of South Florida's urban landscape has only experienced one era of development, much of it involving single land uses at a very low density and built many years or decades ago. That's changing—and that evolution was a topic of discussion in the third panel of the sixth annual University of Miami Real Estate Impact Conference.
Dubbed “Redevelopment Ready: Miami 2.0,” the panel featured projects that are poised to bring about dramatic redevelopment as the next generation of South Florida development gets underway.
Al Dotson, a partner at Bilzin Sumberg, moderated the panel that included: Arnaud Karesenti, a managing principal of 13th Floor Investments; Al Milo, principal and vice president of Related Urban Development Group; and Michael Comras, president of Comras Company. (13th Floor is making some big predictions.)
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