The Missing Middle: Housing Miami’s Workforce
ULI Southeast Florida/Caribbean
Speaking Engagement
September 20, 2023
Anthony De Yurre moderates the panel The Missing Middle: Housing Miami’s Workforce at the ULI Miami Symposium. Panelists discuss their plans to deliver housing that is affordable for middle income residents by taking advantage of the new Live Local Act legislation, municipal incentives, and other strategies.
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