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History was set in motion in Southwest Homestead on Thursday, Feb. 15, as the Triangle Development Demolition launch unfolded at 238 SW Fifth St.
Homestead CRA chair Steven Losner took center stage to spearhead the celebratory occasion, flanked by board members Jenifer Bailey and Larry Roth, CRA director Kametra Driver, and CRA staff.
Losner opened the proceedings, setting the tone for what promised to be a landmark event in the neighborhood’s revitalization. The Triangle Development, nestled in the heart of Historic Southwest Homestead, symbolized not just a physical transformation but a beacon of hope for the community.
As the Triangle Development Demolition launch unfolded, the event became a symbol of collective optimism. The Triangle Development, with its demolition heralding a new beginning, marked a crucial step toward revitalizing Southwest Homestead and creating a legacy that would endure for generations to come.
About Triangle Development Demolition:
• Triangle Development Demolition is a mixed-use development that incorporates affordable housing, market-rate housing, and commercial components; 51 percent of units on parcels conveyed from Miami-Dade County qualifying as affordable (defined at 80 percent of area median income);
• Enabling commercial activities that contribute to neighborhood activation and economic development, and
• Inclusion of amenities which will be attractive and beneficial to residents of the surrounding area and to residents and/or patrons of the development. These may include (but are not limited to) meaningful open and green spaces, water recreation-related amenities (such as splash pad, swimming pool), parking, public spaces, and multimodal accommodations such as shared bicycle stops/racks.
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