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Broward Commissioner presents $2 million for Parkview at Miramar affordable housing project
Summary
Broward County Commissioner Alexandra P. Davis presented a $2 million county grant to Miramar for Parkview at Miramar, a 62‑unit affordable housing project with a total development cost of $31.7 million.
Broward County Commissioner Alexandra P. Davis presented a county grant check for $2,000,000 to the City of Miramar on June 4 to support Parkview at Miramar, a proposed affordable housing development expected to contain 62 units.
Speaking to the commission, Commissioner Davis said the $31,700,000 project aims to break ground, create jobs and add “62 brand‑new affordable units to this community,” and that the county funds are helping close financing gaps so the project can move forward. She framed the award as part of a broader effort to build generational wealth through homeownership and affordable rental opportunities.
City officials and commissioners acknowledged the contribution and thanked Davis for the county support. The presentation was ceremonial; no commission vote was required for the announcement.
The staff presentation identified Parkview at Miramar as a project sponsored by Parkview Miramar LLC. The commission did not take a financing action on the dais beyond receiving the county representative and the check.
