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Miami’s UDRB Approves 140 Apartments, With Historic Building Integrated
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Miami’s UDRB Approves 140 Apartments, With Historic Building Integrated
Miami’s Urban Development Review Board voted last week to recommend approval of a new apartment building. The development site once housed the historic Temple Court Apartments, which was built in two phases between 1914 and 1918. The structure suffered a fire in June 2024, which required its demolition for safety reasons (that portion is now vacant). The historic Frank Gallat House, a two and a half story masonry structure constructed in 1913, …
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