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Committee backs referral for limited co‑living expansion on Washington Avenue with workforce set‑aside and seasonal limits
Summary
The Miami Beach committee voted to send a proposed zoning amendment to the full commission that would permit co‑living on a small portion of Washington Avenue’s East side, with conditions including a three‑month minimum stay and a 20% workforce set‑aside.
The land‑use committee on Sept. 28 voted to forward a proposed code change to the full City Commission that would permit co‑living units on a limited stretch of the East side of Washington Avenue (roughly between 15th and 16th streets), subject to conditions recommended by commissioners.
Why it matters: Co‑living — compact, often furnished units with shared spaces or small studio units — is promoted by proponents as an affordable, flexible housing product that can serve seasonal workers, teachers and people working in the city for several months. Opponents worry it could be used as short‑term lodging…
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