Workforce Housing, in Numbers
Recorded Sunday, October 25, 2026
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In this short talk, Daniel Ciraldo takes a selection of the Live Local proposals now before Miami Beach and puts the results side by side: how many homes in each project are set aside as workforce housing, how big those homes are compared with the market-rate condos in the same towers, what the law lets a landlord charge, and who actually qualifies. We'll also look at the projects that are all workforce housing and what they would replace.
The rent figures in these plans are ceilings set by the law, not listing prices, so we'll look at what that means for the people the housing is meant to serve.
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Sunday, October 25, 4 PM ET, on Zoom. Free.
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