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This Week in Miami Real Estate: Chinatown plans, new Fort Lauderdale project and more

by Kelly McCabe

The North Miami Community Redevelopment Agency recently approved the master plan for a new Chinatown district, which calls for $5 million for infrastructure, streetscapes and business grants, according to The Real Deal. The district will have two gateways, one in the north and one in the south. 

Elsewhere in Miami real estate news this week: 

  • In more municipality news, Miami city commissioners unanimously voted to reduce the minimum size of micro apartments from 400 square feet to 275 square feet, according to The Real Deal
  • Booming Fort Lauderdale is getting a new 30-story rental project, The Rise Flagler Village. The 348-unit building will have a deck with a pool, garden, fitness center and lounge area, and there will be retail on the ground floor, according to Curbed
  • A new luxury boutique condo project, Glasshaus, is expected to begin construction in the first quarter of 2018 and finish by year’s end. The five-story development’s 23 units will have one to three bedrooms. Glasshaus, which is near CocoWalk, is 30 percent sold and has prices in the upper $500,000 range, Curbed reported. 

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