Deciphering Zoning Allowances through Visual Data Navigating the labyrinth of zoning regulations can be complex, particularly when it comes to understanding the impact of overlays and base zoning designations on potential unit allowances. To demystify this topic, we've created a bar graph, which offers a clear comparison between the total
Unlocking the Potential of Residential Density Increase Areas Overlay (RDIA) Unit Density Overlays significantly alter the landscape of residential zoning. In the City of Miami, depending on the property's location within the Residential Density Increase Areas Overlay (RDIA), unit allowances can increase almost sixfold compared to base zoning. RDIA's scope
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The exploration of Miami's zoning continues, and this time, we're examining a critical component: the total units allowed within different zoning categories. A visual representation has been created to provide an intuitive comparison between three categories: All Overlays, T6 (No Overlay), and D1-T5 (No Overlay). Understanding the Categories and their
T6 Zoning in Miami: An Overview of Building Height and Floor Area Ratio (FAR) Parameters The highest density zones within the City of Miami are categorized under the T6 zoning districts. These districts typically comprise T6-8, T6-12, T6-24, T6-36, T6-48, T6-60, and T6-80. As these numbers escalate, the maximum allowable
Criteria-Based Selection: Identifying Potential Investment Properties Suppose we decided to proceed with a Deepblocks fund. Here is an illustrative feasibility study for the 13 properties in Little Havana that were pinpointed by our query. We specifically identified properties with these criteria: single-family homes, built prior to the 1980s, structures between
The Investment Strategy: Targeting Lower 'T' Zones Were we to establish a small development fund aimed at investing in Miami, our initial focus would be on the lower 'T' zones. These zones are suitable for smaller-scale projects, facilitating an iterative approach across the portfolio. Preferred Search Parameters: Identifying Ideal Investment
Distinctive Zoning Codes and Logical Systems in the City of Miami Each municipality operates under its unique zoning code, characterized by distinctive vocabulary and logical systems. The City of Miami utilizes a specific system to categorize different types of development:T = residential and mixed-use D = industrial and work place
Unveiling the Importance of Zoning Understanding in Acquisition and Development Understanding zoning is crucial for acquisition and development. Without knowing what you can build on a property, you only see potential cash flow and not the totality of its value and limitations. Unit Density is especially useful when comparing across
Artificial intelligence may not initially come to mind when you think of #MiamiTech, with verticals such as web3 and fintech playing such a prominent role in our local ecosystem. But increasingly, AI is enabling the innovation of local startups – with various community players supporting these efforts. Community is powering
Startups are introducing tech in ways that could revolutionize real estate ChatGPT has emerged as the poster child for AI 2.0 — the next generation of machine learning – and as a go-to for residential real estate agents looking to speed their workflows. But residential brokers have just begun to
In our analysis, we juxtapose the current rental units in the top ten tracts with the highest unit development potential across the City of Miami, factoring in both the demand for rental units and the median rent in these tracts. Rental Units and Development Potential in Miami's Top Ten Tracts
Deepblocks is an AI company dedicated to tackling the challenging question - "Where should I build?" Traditionally, answering this question would require an intimate understanding of local markets or a vast collection of complex datasets that combine information about development capacity, existing property inventory, and population demand. The Scalability Advantage
