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Ivy Sanmiguel
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Miami, FL
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Starting a Development Project

Ivy Sanmiguel
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Miami, FL
Posted

Starting a development project in a 3,660 sq. ft. Lot.

Project is located in Hollywood, FL.

Zoning is low density multi fam:

Max. 3 stories , 10 units.

Any advice on where to go next?

Or what questions to ask in the city, zoning department?

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    Ivy Sanmiguel
    • Real Estate Agent
    • Miami, FL
    Replied

    @Lexi Teifke thank you for your reply. I plan to sell the development project fully permitted and approved by the city. I’m not using a lender, however I do have a GC in the team.

    As far as competing properties, there’s a few developments being built around in the area because the zoning recently changed. High demand for housing so it has very good potential as a buy and hold.

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