Doral is moving forward with a six-month pause in development applications in response to the state’s passage of the Live Local Act, which gives residential developers extra building rights on land zoned commercial, industrial, or mixed-use if at least 40% of a project’s units are set aside for workforce or affordable housing.
As Doral braces for future high density projects under the state’s Live Local Act, the City may approve a six-month pause on new development applications. During that period, city officials will review and enact possible changes to the city’s comprehensive plan and zoning regulations.
Fort Lauderdale-based Hernandez Construction recently filed notice with the county that it started construction of two warehouses called Sycamore Logistics Center. The project is located at 9800 N.W. 87th Ave. and 8593 N.W. 96th Street along the river just south of U.S. 27.
In the next couple of months, the cultural arts center is planning to host the city’s 20th anniversary commemorative reception on Aug. 24, which will feature a historical exhibit showcasing Doral’s history and evolution.
Considered one of the most sought-after areas in Miami-Dade County, Doral’s commercial and industrial real estate remains strong due to its proximity to Miami International Airport, The whole city is enjoying about 95% commercial real estate occupancy for the second quarter of the year, with some space asking rates at $55 to $65 per square foot.