WLRN: Wynwood’s Entire Remaining Residential Neighborhood Could Be Rezoned

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02/24/2021

Published February 24, 2021 at 1:40 PM EST

As developers started to acquire chunks of land in the neighborhood, it seemed that a familiar pattern was about to play out. A Miami commission vote on Thursday is set to determine the future of the neighborhood.

A decade of fast-forwarded development in Wynwood has converted what used to be the partially-residential neighborhood into a bustling mix of bars, restaurants and the occasional art studio.
That’s the Wynwood south of NW 29th Street.

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