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Martin buys about 3,000 acres of farmland next to the former Naval Air Station Richmond in 1949 and plats a community for returning Black veterans, with base prices of 8,030 dollars and down payments as low as 25 dollars. By May 1951 the community has 457 homes. 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Peters runs a large tomato operation with its own rail siding about 1905. The CDP first appears in the 1970 Census with 10,395 people and grows 126.6 percent by 1980. 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The Census counts 22,038 in 2010 and 39,308 in 2020, a 78 percent rise that is the largest absolute gain of any South Dade CDP in the decade. The ACS 2024 five year estimate is 42,625. 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Hurricane Andrew destroys four of the five Naranja Lakes condominium buildings in 1992 and the community takes about twelve years to rebuild. 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Alvin Lindgren's 1914 steam tractor lets farmers scarify the limestone and by 1990 the district is the country's largest winter tomato producer and supplies most of its limes. 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base" }, { "s": "hurricane-1945", "t": "homestead-base", "rel": "influence", "years": "1945", "note": "Homestead Army Air Field inactivated until 1954" }, { "s": "richmond-nas", "t": "richmond-heights", "rel": "precursor", "years": "1949", "note": "Martin buys the farmland beside the former base" }, { "s": "richmond-nas", "t": "zoo-miami", "rel": "precursor", "years": "1945", "note": "Zoo Miami occupies part of the former base" }, { "s": "martin-frank", "t": "richmond-heights", "rel": "founded", "years": "1949", "note": "Plats the community for Black veterans; 457 homes by 1951" }, { "s": "mcghee-kionne", "t": "miami-dade-county", "rel": "moved", "years": "2020", "note": "Florida House District 117 to County Commission District 9" }, { "s": "blumberg-david", "t": "cutler-ridge", "rel": "developed", "years": "1954 to 1958", "note": "Miracle Development Corporation plats Cutler Ridge sections 1 to 7" }, { "s": "blumberg-david", "t": "southland-mall", "rel": "developed", "years": "1977", "note": "Owns and develops Cutler Ridge Mall, later Southland Mall" }, { "s": "southland-mall", "t": "cutler-ridge", "rel": "anchors", "years": "1977 to present", "note": "The mall is the commercial centre of Cutler Ridge" }, { "s": "lennar", "t": "lakes-by-the-bay", "rel": "developed", "years": "1983", "note": "Lennar Homes builds Lakes by the Bay" }, { "s": "lakes-by-the-bay", "t": "cutler-bay", "rel": "located", "years": "1983 to present", "note": "Eastern half of Cutler Bay" }, { "s": "tenalla", "t": "cutler-ridge", "rel": "precursor", "years": "1972", "note": "Saga Bay is a replat of Tenalla Ocean Farms" }, { "s": "cutler-ridge", "t": "cutler-bay", "rel": "precursor", "years": "2005", "note": "The Cutler Ridge CDP becomes the Town of Cutler Bay" }, { "s": "andrew", "t": "cutler-ridge", "rel": "influence", "years": "1992", "note": "Landfall near Cutler Ridge, almost total destruction" }, { "s": "andrew", "t": "cutler-bay-incorporation", "rel": "influence", "years": "1992 to 2005", "note": "Recovery frustrations start the incorporation movement in 1998" }, { "s": "cutler-bay-incorporation", "t": "cutler-bay", "rel": "precursor", "years": "2005", "note": "Votes of 11 January and 8 November 2005" }, { "s": "cosgrove-john", "t": "cutler-bay", "rel": "founded", "years": "2006", "note": "First mayor, January to April 2006" }, { "s": "meerbott-tim", "t": "cutler-bay", "rel": "founded", "years": "2006 to present", "note": "First council 2006, mayor from 2018" }, { "s": "andrew", "t": "palmetto-bay-incorporation", "rel": "influence", "years": "1992 to 2002", "note": "Homeowners petition in 1995 after post storm frustration with county services" }, { "s": "palmetto-bay-incorporation", "t": "palmetto-bay", "rel": "precursor", "years": "2002", "note": "Incorporated 10 September 2002" }, { "s": "flinn-eugene", "t": "palmetto-bay", "rel": "founded", "years": "2002", "note": "Inaugural mayor" }, { "s": "cunningham-karyn", "t": "palmetto-bay", "rel": "located", "years": "2022", "note": "Mayor at the village's twentieth anniversary" }, { "s": "losner-steve", "t": "homestead", "rel": "located", "years": "2019 to present", "note": "Mayor since 2019, third term from 2025" }, { "s": "wallace-otis", "t": "florida-city", "rel": "located", "years": "1984 to 2026", "note": "Mayor for 42 years" }, { "s": "wallace-otis", "t": "thompson-charlotte", "rel": "precursor", "years": "2026", "note": "Thompson elected in February 2026 as the first new mayor since 1984" }, { "s": "thompson-charlotte", "t": "florida-city", "rel": "located", "years": "2026 to present", "note": "Mayor from February 2026" }, { "s": "bell-lynda", "t": "levine-cava", "rel": "precursor", "years": "2014", "note": "Levine Cava defeats Bell for District 8, 52 to 48" }, { "s": "bell-lynda", "t": "miami-dade-county", "rel": "moved", "years": "2010 to 2014", "note": "Reported move from Homestead city hall to County Commission District 8" }, { "s": "levine-cava", "t": "miami-dade-county", "rel": "moved", "years": "2014 to 2020", "note": "District 8 commissioner, then county mayor from November 2020" }, { "s": "andrew", "t": "homestead", "rel": "influence", "years": "1992", "note": "Landfall near Homestead; city devastated" }, { "s": "andrew", "t": "florida-city", "rel": "influence", "years": "1992", "note": "More than 120 homes demolished, 700 damaged" }, { "s": "andrew", "t": "naranja", "rel": "influence", "years": "1992", "note": "Four of five Naranja Lakes condominium buildings destroyed; twelve year recovery" }, { "s": "andrew", "t": "leisure-city", "rel": "influence", "years": "1992", "note": "Widespread structural damage; five year economic depression" }, { "s": "andrew", "t": "harb", "rel": "influence", "years": "1992", "note": "Most of the base's 2,000 buildings severely damaged" }, { "s": "andrew", "t": "brac-1993", "rel": "influence", "years": "1993", "note": "Storm damage prompts the closure recommendation" }, { "s": "brac-1993", "t": "harb", "rel": "precursor", "years": "1994", "note": "Realignment to an Air Force Reserve base; 482nd Fighter Wing host from 1 April 1994" }, { "s": "brac-1993", "t": "miami-dade-county", "rel": "planned", "years": "1994 to 2001", "note": "Proposed transfer of the runway to the county for a joint civil airport, not carried out" }, { "s": "harb", "t": "homestead-base", "rel": "located", "years": "1942 to present", "note": "Base occupies the Homestead Base community east of Homestead" }, { "s": "habdi", "t": "homestead-base", "rel": "located", "years": "1996 to 2001", "note": "Proposed commercial airport on surplus base land" }, { "s": "speedway", "t": "homestead", "rel": "located", "years": "1995 to present", "note": "Track at SE 38th Avenue in Homestead" }, { "s": "turkey-point", "t": "homestead", "rel": "located", "years": "1967 to present", "note": "Plant on Biscayne Bay southeast of Homestead" }, { "s": "homestead-hospital", "t": "homestead", "rel": "located", "years": "1940 to present", "note": "975 Baptist Way since 2007" }, { "s": "jackson-south", "t": "perrine", "rel": "located", "years": "2001 to present", "note": "9333 SW 152nd Street, Perrine" }, { "s": "mdc-homestead", "t": "downtown-homestead", "rel": "located", "years": "1990 to present", "note": "500 College Terrace in downtown Homestead" }, { "s": "southland-mall", "t": "cutler-bay", "rel": "located", "years": "1960 to present", "note": "20505 South Dixie Highway" }, { "s": "florida-city-farmers-market", "t": "florida-city", "rel": "located", "years": "1940 to present", "note": "Between the FEC tracks and Krome Avenue" }, { "s": "brooks-tropicals", "t": "redland", "rel": "located", "years": "1928 to present", "note": "Packing and groves in the Redland" }, { "s": "costa-farms", "t": "goulds", "rel": "located", "years": "1961 to present", "note": "Headquarters at 21800 SW 162nd Avenue" }, { "s": "accursio-farms", "t": "florida-city", "rel": "located", "years": "1948 to present", "note": "Founded on five acres in Florida City" }, { "s": "alger-farms", "t": "homestead", "rel": "located", "years": "1944 to present", "note": "Family farm in Homestead" }, { "s": "jc-tropicals", "t": "homestead", "rel": "located", "years": "1965 to present", "note": "Homestead grower and importer" }, { "s": "homestead-job-corps", "t": "naranja", "rel": "located", "years": "1997 to 2017", "note": "12350 SW 285th Street" }, { "s": "dade-ci", "t": "florida-city", "rel": "located", "years": "1976 to present", "note": "19000 SW 377th Street" }, { "s": "homestead-gaa", "t": "redland", "rel": "located", "years": "1963 to present", "note": "28700 SW 217th Avenue" }, { "s": "florida-keys-outlets", "t": "florida-city", "rel": "located", "years": "1994 to present", "note": "250 East Palm Drive at the end of the Turnpike" }, { "s": "bk-headquarters", "t": "palmetto-bay", "rel": "located", "years": "1988 to present", "note": "17777 Old Cutler Road" }, { "s": "costco-perrine", "t": "perrine", "rel": "located", "years": "2026 to present", "note": "SW 190th Street and SW 108th Avenue" }, { "s": "sports-performance-hub", "t": "homestead", "rel": "located", "years": "2025 to present", "note": "Homestead Regional Park, 1601 SE 28th Avenue" }, { "s": "south-dade-logistics-district", "t": "homestead", "rel": "located", "years": "2022 to present", "note": "Turnpike and SW 122nd Avenue outside the city limits" }, { "s": "homestead-commerce-park", "t": "homestead", "rel": "located", "years": "2023 to present", "note": "Park of Commerce Boulevard and SE 28th Avenue" }, { "s": "flightway-eighteen", "t": "homestead", "rel": "located", "years": "2025 to present", "note": "South of SW 328th Street" }, { "s": "homestead-station", "t": "downtown-homestead", "rel": "located", "years": "2019 to present", "note": "100 South Krome Avenue" }, { "s": "homestead-cybrarium", "t": "downtown-homestead", "rel": "located", "years": "2021 to present", "note": "80 West Mowry Drive" }, { "s": "seminole-theatre", "t": "downtown-homestead", "rel": "located", "years": "1921 to present", "note": "18 North Krome Avenue" }, { "s": "keys-gate", "t": "homestead", "rel": "located", "years": "1990 to present", "note": "Southeast Homestead off SE Palm Drive" }, { "s": "keys-gate-iii", "t": "homestead", "rel": "located", "years": "2023 to present", "note": "1800 Palm Drive" }, { "s": "redlands-ridge", "t": "redland", "rel": "located", "years": "2025 to present", "note": "Krome Avenue and SW 288th Street" }, { "s": "lime-grove", "t": "florida-city", "rel": "located", "years": "2022 to present", "note": "County land west of Florida City at SW 336th Street" }, { "s": "southplace-city-center", "t": "cutler-bay", "rel": "located", "years": "2022 to present", "note": "Southland Mall site" }, { "s": "sol-vista", "t": "cutler-bay", "rel": "located", "years": "2023 to present", "note": "11251 Caribbean Boulevard" }, { "s": "quail-roost-station", "t": "perrine", "rel": "located", "years": "2024 to present", "note": "10235 SW 186th Street" }, { "s": "gertrude-pointe", "t": "naranja", "rel": "located", "years": "2023 to present", "note": "15200 SW 272nd Street" }, { "s": "princeton-live-local-303", "t": "princeton", "rel": "located", "years": "2024 to present", "note": "23400 SW 132nd Avenue" }, { "s": "princeton-24735-dixie", "t": "princeton", "rel": "located", "years": "2024 to present", "note": "24735 South Dixie Highway" }, { "s": "naranja-grand", "t": "leisure-city", "rel": "located", "years": "2024 to present", "note": "28050 SW 147th Avenue" }, { "s": "soleste-midtown-homestead", "t": "homestead", "rel": "located", "years": "2022 to present", "note": "Campbell Drive and NE 30th Avenue" }, { "s": "regatta-point", "t": "homestead", "rel": "located", "years": "2024 to present", "note": "16300 SW 296th Street" }, { "s": "palm-cove-reserve", "t": "homestead", "rel": "located", "years": "2023 to present", "note": "East Palm Drive and SE 12th Avenue" }, { "s": "card-sound-key", "t": "florida-city", "rel": "located", "years": "2023 to present", "note": "Gateway Point subdivision" }, { "s": "homestead-cra", "t": "homestead", "rel": "located", "years": "1994 to present", "note": "Redevelopment area centered on downtown Homestead" }, { "s": "naranja-lakes-cra", "t": "naranja", "rel": "located", "years": "2002 to present", "note": "5,040 acre area spanning Naranja, Princeton and Leisure City" }, { "s": "naranja-lakes-cra", "t": "princeton", "rel": "located", "years": "2002 to present", "note": "CRA boundary includes Princeton" }, { "s": "naranja-lakes-cra", "t": "leisure-city", "rel": "located", "years": "2002 to present", "note": "CRA boundary includes Leisure City" }, { "s": "harb", "t": "homestead", "rel": "anchors", "years": "1942 to present", "note": "About 3,000 personnel and $364 million FY2023 economic impact" }, { "s": "speedway", "t": "homestead", "rel": "anchors", "years": "1995 to present", "note": "Built as the city's post Andrew recovery project" }, { "s": "turkey-point", "t": "homestead", "rel": "anchors", "years": "1972 to present", "note": "About 700 direct jobs at the plant" }, { "s": "homestead-hospital", "t": "homestead", "rel": "anchors", "years": "2007 to present", "note": "147 bed hospital campus" }, { "s": "jackson-south", "t": "perrine", "rel": "anchors", "years": "2001 to present", "note": "262 bed public hospital and trauma center" }, { "s": "mdc-homestead", "t": "downtown-homestead", "rel": "anchors", "years": "1990 to present", "note": "Close to 14,000 students a year in downtown" }, { "s": "southland-mall", "t": "cutler-bay", "rel": "anchors", "years": "1960 to present", "note": "Regional mall on 80 acres" }, { "s": "florida-city-farmers-market", "t": "florida-city", "rel": "anchors", "years": "1940 to present", "note": "State market and packing houses" }, { "s": "costa-farms", "t": "goulds", "rel": "anchors", "years": "1961 to present", "note": "More than 2,800 employees reported in 2015" }, { "s": "bk-headquarters", "t": "palmetto-bay", "rel": "anchors", "years": "1988 to 2002", "note": "Burger King world headquarters" }, { "s": "homestead-gaa", "t": "redland", "rel": "anchors", "years": "1963 to present", "note": "276 jobs per FDOT 2023" }, { "s": "lennar", "t": "keys-gate-iii", "rel": "developed", "years": "2022 to present", "note": "Altamira filing June 2022 and Altamira collections on sale" }, { "s": "lennar", "t": "redlands-ridge", "rel": "developed", "years": "2025 to present", "note": "$16.3 million site purchase September 2025" }, { "s": "lennar", "t": "lime-grove", "rel": "developed", "years": "2022 to present", "note": "417 unit filing September 2022" }, { "s": "adrian-homes", "t": "redlands-ridge", "rel": "developed", "years": "2022 to 2025", "note": "Assembled and entitled the 31 acre site before selling to Lennar" }, { "s": "adrian-homes", "t": "lennar", "rel": "moved", "years": "2021 to 2025", "note": "Three site sales moved entitled Homestead land from Adrian to Lennar" }, { "s": "electra-america", "t": "southplace-city-center", "rel": "developed", "years": "2022 to present", "note": "Co owner and developer since May 2022 purchase" }, { "s": "bh-group", "t": "southplace-city-center", "rel": "developed", "years": "2022 to present", "note": "Co developer since May 2022 purchase" }, { "s": "electra-america", "t": "bh-group", "rel": "partner", "years": "2022 to present", "note": "Joint purchase of the Southland Mall site" }, { "s": "electra-america", "t": "southland-mall", "rel": "developed", "years": "2022 to present", "note": "Bought the mall for a reported $100 million in 2022" }, { "s": "atlantic-pacific", "t": "quail-roost-station", "rel": "developed", "years": "2024 to present", "note": "Lead developer of both phases" }, { "s": "housing-trust-group", "t": "naranja-grand", "rel": "developed", "years": "2024 to present", "note": "Co developer with Elite Equity Development" }, { "s": "estate-investments-group", "t": "soleste-midtown-homestead", "rel": "developed", "years": "2022 to present", "note": "Soleste brand project with Midtown Group" }, { "s": "onyx-housing-group", "t": "regatta-point", "rel": "developed", "years": "2023 to present", "note": "Bought the site March 2024" }, { "s": "coral-rock", "t": "card-sound-key", "rel": "developed", "years": "2023 to present", "note": "Approved by Florida City Commission 2023" }, { "s": "coral-rock", "t": "south-dade-logistics-district", "rel": "developed", "years": "2021 to present", "note": "Co applicant for the UDB expansion" }, { "s": "aligned-real-estate", "t": "south-dade-logistics-district", "rel": "developed", "years": "2021 to present", "note": "Co applicant; sued the state in May 2023" }, { "s": "coral-rock", "t": "aligned-real-estate", "rel": "partner", "years": "2021 to present", "note": "Joint applicants for the logistics district" }, { "s": "berkowitz-development", "t": "homestead-commerce-park", "rel": "developed", "years": "2023 to 2026", "note": "Bought 19 acres January 2023 and built three buildings" }, { "s": "sg-holdings", "t": "costco-perrine", "rel": "developed", "years": "2024 to present", "note": "Bought the county site and broke ground March 2026" }, { "s": "vsgs-facilities", "t": "sports-performance-hub", "rel": "developed", "years": "2025 to present", "note": "80 year ground lease approved July 2025" }, { "s": "axiom-construction", "t": "homestead-station", "rel": "developed", "years": "2018 to 2019", "note": "$13.7 million construction loan April 2018" }, { "s": "habdi", "t": "harb", "rel": "planned", "years": "1996 to 2001", "note": "Commercial airport plan for surplus base land rejected by the Air Force in January 2001" }, { "s": "miami-dade-county", "t": "habdi", "rel": "partner", "years": "1996 to 2001", "note": "County lease and development agreement of June 1996" }, { "s": "miami-dade-county", "t": "costco-perrine", "rel": "funded", "years": "2024 to present", "note": "Sold 17.3 acres appraised at $31 million for $7.177 million" }, { "s": "miami-dade-county", "t": "quail-roost-station", "rel": "funded", "years": "2024 to present", "note": "$4.96 million county surtax funds for phase two" }, { "s": "miami-dade-county", "t": "naranja-lakes-cra", "rel": "planned", "years": "2002 to present", "note": "Created by Ordinance 02-216" }, { "s": "miami-dade-county", "t": "homestead-cra", "rel": "planned", "years": "1994 to 2028", "note": "Adopted the plan by Resolution R-915-94 and pays increment through 2028" }, { "s": "miami-dade-county", "t": "rtz", "rel": "planned", "years": "2022 to present", "note": "Commission ordinance of September 2022 expanding the zone to the Transitway" }, { "s": "miami-dade-county", "t": "south-dade-logistics-district", "rel": "planned", "years": "2022 to present", "note": "UDB expansion approved 1 November 2022 over the mayor's veto" }, { "s": "miami-dade-county", "t": "homestead-gaa", "rel": "funded", "years": "1963 to present", "note": "County bought the airfield in 1963 and runs it through the Aviation Department" }, { "s": "miami-dade-county", "t": "jackson-south", "rel": "funded", "years": "2001 to present", "note": "Public Health Trust purchase of Deering Hospital in 2001" }, { "s": "homestead-cra", "t": "seminole-theatre", "rel": "funded", "years": "2012 to 2015", "note": "CRA paid for roof repairs ahead of the 2015 reopening" }, { "s": "homestead-cra", "t": "downtown-homestead", "rel": "planned", "years": "1994 to present", "note": "Street, park and grant programs in the redevelopment area" }, { "s": "naranja-lakes-cra", "t": "naranja-grand", "rel": "funded", "years": "2024 to present", "note": "Affordable housing within the CRA boundary listed in the 2025 plan update" }, { "s": "rtz", "t": "quail-roost-station", "rel": "planned", "years": "2022 to present", "note": "Transit oriented development beside a Transitway station" }, { "s": "rtz", "t": "transitway", "rel": "planned", "years": "2022 to present", "note": "Zone expanded to cover the South Dade Transitway corridor" }, { "s": "transitway", "t": "quail-roost-station", "rel": "connects", "years": "2024 to present", "note": "Station at SW 186th Street" }, { "s": "transitway", "t": "homestead-station", "rel": "connects", "years": "2019 to present", "note": "Garage serves the park and ride and transit hub" }, { "s": "transitway", "t": "gertrude-pointe", "rel": "connects", "years": "2023 to present", "note": "Site one block from the Transitway" }, { "s": "mdeat", "t": "perrine", "rel": "funded", "years": "2009 to present", "note": "Perrine is a Targeted Urban Area" }, { "s": "mdeat", "t": "goulds", "rel": "funded", "years": "2009 to present", "note": "Goulds is a Targeted Urban Area" }, { "s": "mdeat", "t": "naranja", "rel": "funded", "years": "2009 to present", "note": "Naranja is a Targeted Urban Area" }, { "s": "mdeat", "t": "leisure-city", "rel": "funded", "years": "2009 to present", "note": "Leisure City is a Targeted Urban Area" }, { "s": "mdeat", "t": "florida-city", "rel": "funded", "years": "2009 to present", "note": "Florida City is a Targeted Urban Area" }, { "s": "mdeat", "t": "richmond-heights", "rel": "funded", "years": "2009 to present", "note": "Richmond Heights is a Targeted Urban Area" }, { "s": "mdeat", "t": "princeton", "rel": "funded", "years": "2009 to present", "note": "Princeton is a Targeted Urban Area" }, { "s": "andrew", "t": "we-will-rebuild", "rel": "spawned", "years": "1992", "note": "Committee formed in response to the storm" }, { "s": "andrew", "t": "andrew-federal-aid", "rel": "spawned", "years": "1992", "note": "HR 5620 passed 18 September 1992" }, { "s": "andrew", "t": "speedway", "rel": "spawned", "years": "1992 to 1995", "note": "City recruited Sanchez's track as a recovery project after the storm" }, { "s": "andrew", "t": "homestead-cra", "rel": "spawned", "years": "1992 to 1994", "note": "Redevelopment agency created two years after the storm" }, { "s": "andrew", "t": "naranja-lakes-cra", "rel": "spawned", "years": "1992 to 2002", "note": "CRA plan cites more than a decade of Andrew recovery" }, { "s": "andrew", "t": "habdi", "rel": "spawned", "years": "1992 to 1996", "note": "Surplus base land after Andrew triggered the airport proposal" }, { "s": "andrew-federal-aid", "t": "harb", "rel": "funded", "years": "1992 to 1994", "note": "More than $100 million in Department of Defense repairs" }, { "s": "we-will-rebuild", "t": "homestead", "rel": "funded", "years": "1992 to 1994", "note": "Business led recovery coordination for Homestead and south Dade" }, { "s": "southland-mall", "t": "southplace-city-center", "rel": "precursor", "years": "2022 to present", "note": "Mall site redeveloped in phases from March 2025" }, { "s": "keys-gate", "t": "keys-gate-iii", "rel": "precursor", "years": "2014 to 2023", "note": "Closed golf course becomes the Keys Gate III site" }, { "s": "bk-headquarters", "t": "palmetto-bay", "rel": "planned", "years": "2025 to present", "note": "Settlement entitles 455 homes, hotel, retail and 22 acres of park" }, { "s": "homestead-station", "t": "homestead-cybrarium", "rel": "spawned", "years": "2019 to 2021", "note": "Library built beside the garage as the next downtown phase" }, { "s": "speedway", "t": "homestead-commerce-park", "rel": "influence", "years": "2023", "note": "Industrial park sited on land west of the speedway" }, { "s": "florida-city-farmers-market", "t": "accursio-farms", "rel": "hosted", "years": "1948 to present", "note": "Packing and sales through the state market district" }, { "s": "dtpw", "t": "transitway", "rel": "planned", "years": "2024 to present", "note": "$368 million design build with 14 stations, DTPW SMART Plan" }, { "s": "krome", "t": "redlands-ridge", "rel": "connects", "years": "2025 to present", "note": "Site at Krome Avenue and SW 288th Street" }, { "s": "krome", "t": "homestead-station", "rel": "connects", "years": "2019 to present", "note": "100 South Krome Avenue" }, { "s": "turnpike", "t": "florida-keys-outlets", "rel": "connects", "years": "1994 to present", "note": "Outlet center at the end of the Turnpike" }, { "s": "turnpike", "t": "south-dade-logistics-district", "rel": "connects", "years": "2022 to present", "note": "Site at the Turnpike and SW 122nd Avenue" }, { "s": "us1", "t": "southplace-city-center", "rel": "connects", "years": "2022 to present", "note": "20505 South Dixie Highway" }, { "s": "us1", "t": "princeton-24735-dixie", "rel": "connects", "years": "2024 to present", "note": "24735 South Dixie Highway" }, { "s": "biscayne-np", "t": "habdi", "rel": "influence", "years": "1996 to 2001", "note": "Air Force cited proximity to the national parks in rejecting the airport" }, { "s": "showbiz-cinemas-homestead", "t": "downtown-homestead", "rel": "located", "years": "2019 to present", "note": "Inside Homestead Station at 100 South Krome Avenue" }, { "s": "homestead-station", "t": "showbiz-cinemas-homestead", "rel": "hosted", "years": "2019 to present", "note": "Cinema is the anchor tenant of the garage complex" }, { "s": "keys-gate-golf-club", "t": "homestead", "rel": "located", "years": "1990 to 2014", "note": "2300 SE Palm Drive" }, { "s": "keys-gate", "t": "keys-gate-golf-club", "rel": "spawned", "years": "1990", "note": "Course built as the community centerpiece" }, { "s": "keys-gate-golf-club", "t": "keys-gate-iii", "rel": "precursor", "years": "2014 to 2023", "note": "Closed course land becomes the Keys Gate III and Altamira site" }, { "s": "ralph-sanchez", "t": "speedway", "rel": "founded", "years": "1991 to 1995", "note": "Promoter who planned and built the track" }, { "s": "isc", "t": "speedway", "rel": "funded", "years": "1997 to 2019", "note": "Controlling interest bought in 1997" }, { "s": "naranja-grove-apartments", "t": "naranja", "rel": "located", "years": "2024 to present", "note": "23435 SW 127th Avenue" }, { "s": "onyx-housing-group", "t": "naranja-grove-apartments", "rel": "developed", "years": "2024 to present", "note": "Pre application filed July 2024" }, { "s": "cutler-bay-north-cabana", "t": "cutler-bay", "rel": "located", "years": "2023 to present", "note": "North of 19701 SW 110th Court" }, { "s": "american-landmark", "t": "southplace-city-center", "rel": "developed", "years": "2022 to present", "note": "Residential phases including The Current" }, { "s": "electra-america", "t": "american-landmark", "rel": "partner", "years": "2022 to present", "note": "American Landmark is Electra America's US affiliate" }, { "s": "elite-equity-development", "t": "naranja-grand", "rel": "developed", "years": "2024 to present", "note": "Co developer with Housing Trust Group" }, { "s": "housing-trust-group", "t": "elite-equity-development", "rel": "partner", "years": "2024 to present", "note": "Joint venture on Naranja Grand" }, { "s": "jfm-development", "t": "palm-cove-reserve", "rel": "developed", "years": "2023 to present", "note": "Filed July 2023" }, { "s": "naranja-grove-apartments", "t": "naranja-lakes-cra", "rel": "located", "years": "2024 to present", "note": "Site at SW 234th Street lies inside the CRA boundary between SW 232nd and SW 296th Streets" }, { "s": "everglades-np", "t": "habdi", "rel": "influence", "years": "1996 to 2001", "note": "Air Force cited proximity to the national parks in rejecting the airport" }, { "s": "fec", "t": "busway", "rel": "precursor", "years": "1988 to 1997", "note": "State buys the abandoned FEC right of way in 1988 and FDOT builds the busway on it, opened 1997" }, { "s": "busway", "t": "transitway", "rel": "precursor", "years": "1997 to 2025", "note": "The South Miami-Dade Busway is rebranded the South Dade TransitWay and rebuilt as BRT" }, { "s": "transitway", "t": "metro-express", "rel": "hosted", "years": "2025 to present", "note": "Metro Express routes 601 and 602 run on the TransitWay from 27 October 2025" }, { "s": "busway-max", "t": "metro-express", "rel": "precursor", "years": "2025", "note": "Route 601 and 602 replace the busway era express and local services" }, { "s": "busway", "t": "busway-max", "rel": "hosted", "years": "1997 to 2025", "note": "Busway MAX route 38 is the express service on the busway from opening" }, { "s": "south-corridor-brt", "t": "transitway", "rel": "developed", "years": "2021 to 2025", "note": "Design build contract of $368.2 million rebuilds the corridor with 14 BRT stations" }, { "s": "fdot", "t": "busway", "rel": "developed", "years": "1997", "note": "FDOT builds phase one of the busway, TCRP case study" }, { "s": "transitway", "t": "south-dade-trail", "rel": "spawned", "years": "1997 to 2007", "note": "An 8 foot bike path is built along the west side of the busway and extended with it" }, { "s": "metro-express", "t": "sdtoc", "rel": "located", "years": "2025 to present", "note": "South Dade Transit Operations Center is the depot for the electric BRT fleet" }, { "s": "smart-plan", "t": "transitway", "rel": "planned", "years": "2016", "note": "South Dade TransitWay is one of the six SMART Plan corridors adopted 21 April 2016" }, { "s": "smart-plan", "t": "south-corridor-brt", "rel": "planned", "years": "2016 to 2018", "note": "TPO selects BRT as the locally preferred alternative for the South corridor on 30 August 2018" }, { "s": "tpo", "t": "smart-plan", "rel": "planned", "years": "2016", "note": "TPO board adopts the SMART Plan" }, { "s": "tpo", "t": "south-corridor-brt", "rel": "planned", "years": "2018", "note": "15 to 7 vote for bus rapid transit over Metrorail, 30 August 2018" }, { "s": "ptp", "t": "south-corridor-brt", "rel": "funded", "years": "2020 to 2025", "note": "$100 million of the BRT project comes from the half penny surtax" }, { "s": "ptp", "t": "transitway", "rel": "funded", "years": "2002 to present", "note": "Surtax is the local share for the corridor; the 2002 plan promised rapid transit on the busway corridor" }, { "s": "ptp", "t": "homestead-trolley", "rel": "funded", "years": "2010 to present", "note": "City trolley is paid for from PTP surtax, Community Newspapers" }, { "s": "ptp", "t": "ibus", "rel": "funded", "years": "2006 to present", "note": "Village says the IBus is funded by the PTP surtax" }, { "s": "ptp", "t": "citt", "rel": "spawned", "years": "2002", "note": "The Trust is created by the 2002 vote to oversee surtax proceeds" }, { "s": "citt", "t": "go-connect", "rel": "funded", "years": "2020", "note": "CITT designates the $577,500 FDOT and TPO grant for GO Connect" }, { "s": "fdot", "t": "south-corridor-brt", "rel": "funded", "years": "2020 to 2025", "note": "$100 million state share from the FDOT work program" }, { "s": "fta", "t": "south-corridor-brt", "rel": "funded", "years": "2020", "note": "$100 million Small Starts grant confirmed 29 May 2020" }, { "s": "fdot", "t": "krome-widening", "rel": "developed", "years": "2015 to 2021", "note": "FDOT District Six delivers the Krome Avenue four laning" }, { "s": "fdot", "t": "krome-truck-bypass", "rel": "developed", "years": "2020 to 2021", "note": "FDOT project 405575, completed 30 March 2021" }, { "s": "smart-plan", "t": "rtz", "rel": "influence", "years": "2022", "note": "The ordinance extends the zone to all planned SMART corridors, Miami Today" }, { "s": "andrew", "t": "busway", "rel": "influence", "years": "1992 to 1997", "note": "After Hurricane Andrew planners reject a $300 million heavy rail extension as too costly and choose the busway, TCRP case study" }, { "s": "fec", "t": "krome", "rel": "influence", "years": "1904 to 1945", "note": "Krome Avenue is named for FEC engineer William J. Krome" }, { "s": "dtpw", "t": "transitway", "rel": "anchors", "years": "1997 to present", "note": "Miami-Dade Transit and DTPW operate the corridor and Metro Express" }, { "s": "dtpw", "t": "sdtoc", "rel": "developed", "years": "2024 to 2026", "note": "County breaks ground 25 June 2024 on the electric bus depot" }, { "s": "dtpw", "t": "sw168-garage", "rel": "developed", "years": "2024 to 2027", "note": "DTPW park and ride garage with 645 spaces announced for 2026 to 2027" }, { "s": "miami-dade-county", "t": "homestead-gaa", "rel": "anchors", "years": "1963 to present", "note": "County owned airport operated by the Miami-Dade Aviation Department" }, { "s": "dadeland-south", "t": "transitway", "rel": "connects", "years": "1997 to present", "note": "Northern terminus of the busway and Metro Express" }, { "s": "ibus", "t": "dadeland-south", "rel": "connects", "years": "2006 to present", "note": "Palmetto Bay IBus terminates at Dadeland South" }, { "s": "st-sw104", "t": "transitway", "rel": "connects", "years": "2025 to present", "note": "BRT station in Pinecrest, north of the frame" }, { "s": "st-sw136", "t": "palmetto-bay", "rel": "connects", "years": "2025 to present", "note": "Station at SW 136 St, Palmetto Bay's northern edge" }, { "s": "st-sw152", "t": "palmetto-bay", "rel": "connects", "years": "2025 to present", "note": "Station and park and ride at Coral Reef Drive" }, { "s": "st-sw152", "t": "perrine", "rel": "connects", "years": "2025 to present", "note": "Coral Reef Drive station serves the Perrine area east of US 1" }, { "s": "st-sw168", "t": "west-perrine", "rel": "connects", "years": "2025 to present", "note": "Richmond Drive station, Wikipedia locates it in West Perrine" }, { "s": "st-sw168", "t": "palmetto-bay", "rel": "connects", "years": "2025 to present", "note": "Station at the Palmetto Bay village boundary" }, { "s": "st-sw184", "t": "cutler-bay", "rel": "connects", "years": "2025 to present", "note": "Eureka Drive station at the Cutler Bay line" }, { "s": "st-sw184", "t": "west-perrine", "rel": "connects", "years": "2025 to present", "note": "Eureka Drive serves the West Perrine community west of US 1" }, { "s": "st-marlin", "t": "cutler-bay", "rel": "connects", "years": "2025 to present", "note": "Marlin Road station in Cutler Bay" }, { "s": "st-sw200", "t": "cutler-bay", "rel": "connects", "years": "1997 to present", "note": "Busway terminus 1997 to 2005 at Cutler Ridge Mall, now SW 200 St station" }, { "s": "st-sw200", "t": "southland-mall", "rel": "connects", "years": "1997 to present", "note": "Station and park and ride beside Southland Mall" }, { "s": "st-sw112ave", "t": "goulds", "rel": "connects", "years": "2005 to present", "note": "Station and park and ride at SW 112 Ave in Goulds" }, { "s": "st-sw244", "t": "princeton", "rel": "connects", "years": "2005 to present", "note": "Station and park and ride in Princeton" }, { "s": "st-sw264", "t": "naranja", "rel": "connects", "years": "2005 to present", "note": "Bauer Drive station, busway terminus 2005 to 2007" }, { "s": "st-sw264", "t": "princeton", "rel": "connects", "years": "2005 to present", "note": "Bauer Drive is the Princeton and Naranja boundary" }, { "s": "st-sw296", "t": "leisure-city", "rel": "connects", "years": "2007 to present", "note": "Avocado Drive station and park and ride, groundbreaking site 2021" }, { "s": "st-sw296", "t": "naranja", "rel": "connects", "years": "2007 to present", "note": "SW 296 St lies between Naranja and Leisure City" }, { "s": "st-sw312", "t": "homestead", "rel": "connects", "years": "2007 to present", "note": "Campbell Drive station at Homestead's main entry road" }, { "s": "st-civic", "t": "homestead", "rel": "connects", "years": "2007 to present", "note": "Civic Court station near Homestead City Hall" }, { "s": "st-civic", "t": "downtown-homestead", "rel": "connects", "years": "2007 to present", "note": "Closest TransitWay station to the Krome Avenue historic district" }, { "s": "st-krome", "t": "florida-city", "rel": "connects", "years": "2007 to present", "note": "Krome Avenue and US 1 station at the Florida City line" }, { "s": "st-krome", "t": "homestead", "rel": "connects", "years": "2007 to present", "note": "Station at the south end of Krome Avenue" }, { "s": "st-sw344", "t": "florida-city", "rel": "connects", "years": "2007 to present", "note": "Southern terminal and park and ride on Palm Drive" }, { "s": "st-sw344", "t": "transitway", "rel": "connects", "years": "2007 to present", "note": "Southern terminus of the corridor since 16 December 2007" }, { "s": "sw168-garage", "t": "st-sw168", "rel": "connects", "years": "2026 to 2027", "note": "Garage has a direct connection to the SW 168 St BRT station" }, { "s": "homestead-trolley", "t": "homestead", "rel": "connects", "years": "2010 to present", "note": "Free city circulator" }, { "s": "homestead-trolley", "t": "transitway", "rel": "connects", "years": "2010 to present", "note": "East west route serves the US 1 corridor, Community Newspapers" }, { "s": "parks-trolley", "t": "downtown-homestead", "rel": "hosted", "years": "2014 to present", "note": "Trolley departs Losner Park in downtown Homestead" }, { "s": "parks-trolley", "t": "everglades-np", "rel": "connects", "years": "2014 to present", "note": "Free weekend trips to the Ernest Coe entrance" }, { "s": "parks-trolley", "t": "biscayne-np", "rel": "connects", "years": "2014 to present", "note": "Free weekend trips to Convoy Point" }, { "s": "homestead-trolley", "t": "parks-trolley", "rel": "spawned", "years": "2014", "note": "National Parks trolley uses the city trolley fleet" }, { "s": "cutler-bay-circulator", "t": "cutler-bay", "rel": "connects", "years": "2012 to present", "note": "Town circulator from Old Cutler Road and Franjo Road" }, { "s": "go-connect", "t": "cutler-bay", "rel": "connects", "years": "2020 to present", "note": "On demand service within the town" }, { "s": "go-connect", "t": "transitway", "rel": "connects", "years": "2020 to present", "note": "Rides booked to South Dade Transitway stations" }, { "s": "ibus", "t": "palmetto-bay", "rel": "connects", "years": "2006 to present", "note": "Village shuttle from St Richard park and ride" }, { "s": "busway-max", "t": "dadeland-south", "rel": "connects", "years": "1997 to 2025", "note": "Route 38 fed Metrorail at Dadeland South" }, { "s": "us1", "t": "transitway", "rel": "connects", "years": "1997 to present", "note": "TransitWay runs about 100 feet west of US 1 for 20 miles" }, { "s": "us1", "t": "homestead", "rel": "connects", "years": "1926 to present", "note": "South Dixie Highway through Homestead" }, { "s": "us1", "t": "florida-city", "rel": "connects", "years": "1926 to present", "note": "US 1 continues from Florida City over the Overseas Highway from 1938" }, { "s": "us1", "t": "cutler-bay", "rel": "connects", "years": "1926 to present", "note": "South Dixie Highway through Cutler Ridge" }, { "s": "us1", "t": "perrine", "rel": "connects", "years": "1926 to present", "note": "South Dixie Highway through Perrine" }, { "s": "us1", "t": "naranja", "rel": "connects", "years": "1926 to present", "note": "Wikipedia names Naranja among the communities on South Dixie Highway" }, { "s": "fec", "t": "us1", "rel": "precursor", "years": "1935 to 1938", "note": "FEC roadbed south of Florida City is sold to the state for the Overseas Highway" }, { "s": "krome", "t": "downtown-homestead", "rel": "connects", "years": "1945 to present", "note": "Krome Avenue is the main street of the Homestead historic district" }, { "s": "krome", "t": "redland", "rel": "connects", "years": "1945 to present", "note": "SR 997 runs north through the Redland" }, { "s": "krome", "t": "homestead", "rel": "connects", "years": "1945 to present", "note": "Southern terminus in Homestead" }, { "s": "krome-widening", "t": "krome", "rel": "developed", "years": "2015 to 2021", "note": "Two lanes to four with grassed median" }, { "s": "krome-truck-bypass", "t": "krome", "rel": "connects", "years": "2021 to present", "note": "Bypass diverts trucks from Krome Avenue to US 1 via Campbell Drive" }, { "s": "krome-truck-bypass", "t": "campbell-drive", "rel": "developed", "years": "2020 to 2021", "note": "Campbell Drive widened as part of the bypass" }, { "s": "krome-truck-bypass", "t": "palm-drive", "rel": "developed", "years": "2020 to 2021", "note": "Palm Drive widened between Krome Avenue and US 1" }, { "s": "krome-truck-bypass", "t": "downtown-homestead", "rel": "influence", "years": "2014 to 2021", "note": "Purpose is to remove trucks from the Homestead historic downtown, Miami Today" }, { "s": "turnpike", "t": "homestead", "rel": "connects", "years": "1974 to present", "note": "Exits at Campbell Drive and Biscayne Drive" }, { "s": "turnpike", "t": "florida-city", "rel": "connects", "years": "1974 to present", "note": "Southern terminus at US 1 in Florida City" }, { "s": "turnpike", "t": "homestead-base", "rel": "connects", "years": "1974 to present", "note": "Biscayne Drive and Speedway Boulevard exits serve the air base" }, { "s": "turnpike", "t": "speedway", "rel": "connects", "years": "1995 to present", "note": "Speedway Boulevard exit 6" }, { "s": "turnpike", "t": "palmetto-estates", "rel": "connects", "years": "1974 to present", "note": "Coral Reef Drive interchange at Palmetto Estates" }, { "s": "turnpike", "t": "campbell-drive", "rel": "connects", "years": "1974 to present", "note": "Exit 2 at Campbell Drive" }, { "s": "card-sound-road", "t": "florida-city", "rel": "connects", "years": "1928 to present", "note": "Leaves US 1 in Florida City for North Key Largo" }, { "s": "palm-drive", "t": "florida-city", "rel": "connects", "years": "2007 to present", "note": "Main street of Florida City and site of the SW 344 St terminal" }, { "s": "palm-drive", "t": "st-sw344", "rel": "connects", "years": "2007 to present", "note": "Terminal sits on Palm Drive at US 1" }, { "s": "campbell-drive", "t": "homestead", "rel": "connects", "years": "1973 to present", "note": "Main road from the Turnpike into Homestead" }, { "s": "campbell-drive", "t": "st-sw312", "rel": "connects", "years": "2025 to present", "note": "BRT station at Campbell Drive and US 1" }, { "s": "old-cutler-road", "t": "cutler-bay", "rel": "connects", "years": "1895 to present", "note": "Road runs southwest through the town" }, { "s": "old-cutler-road", "t": "palmetto-bay", "rel": "connects", "years": "1895 to present", "note": "Road passes through the village" }, { "s": "old-cutler-road", "t": "goulds", "rel": "connects", "years": "1895 to present", "note": "Southern terminus at US 1 in Goulds" }, { "s": "coral-reef-drive", "t": "palmetto-bay", "rel": "connects", "years": "1983 to present", "note": "SR 992 crosses US 1 into Palmetto Bay" }, { "s": "coral-reef-drive", "t": "zoo-miami", "rel": "connects", "years": "1983 to present", "note": "Zoo Miami lies south of the road west of the Turnpike" }, { "s": "coral-reef-drive", "t": "st-sw152", "rel": "connects", "years": "2025 to present", "note": "BRT station at Coral Reef Drive and US 1" }, { "s": "coral-reef-drive", "t": "palmetto-estates", "rel": "connects", "years": "1983 to present", "note": "Turnpike interchange at Palmetto Estates" }, { "s": "homestead-gaa", "t": "homestead", "rel": "connects", "years": "1963 to present", "note": "About three miles northwest of Homestead" }, { "s": "sdtoc", "t": "homestead", "rel": "located", "years": "2024 to present", "note": "Depot at SW 127 Ave and Biscayne Drive" }, { "s": "rmv", "t": "princeton", "rel": "located", "years": "1987 to present", "note": "Market on US 1 at SW 244th Street" }, { "s": "knaus-berry-farm", "t": "redland", "rel": "located", "years": "1956 to present", "note": "SW 248th Street stand 1956 to 2025, SW 177th Avenue from 2025" }, { "s": "robert-is-here", "t": "florida-city", "rel": "located", "years": "1959 to present", "note": "19200 SW 344th Street on the road to the Everglades entrance" }, { "s": "schnebly-winery", "t": "redland", "rel": "located", "years": "2005 to present", "note": "30205 SW 217th Avenue" }, { "s": "miami-brewing", "t": "redland", "rel": "located", "years": "2012 to present", "note": "Brewery on the winery site" }, { "s": "burrs-berry-farm", "t": "goulds", "rel": "located", "years": "1916 to present", "note": "12741 SW 216th Street" }, { "s": "cauley-square", "t": "goulds", "rel": "located", "years": "1903 to present", "note": "22400 Old Dixie Highway" }, { "s": "fruit-spice-park", "t": "redland", "rel": "located", "years": "1944 to present", "note": "24801 SW 187th Avenue" }, { "s": "coral-castle", "t": "leisure-city", "rel": "located", "years": "1936 to present", "note": "Moved from Florida City to 28655 S Dixie Highway from 1936" }, { "s": "coral-castle", "t": "florida-city", "rel": "moved", "years": "1923 to 1936", "note": "Leedskalnin begins the structures in Florida City and moves them ten miles north" }, { "s": "monkey-jungle", "t": "redland", "rel": "located", "years": "1933 to present", "note": "30 acres on SW 216th Street" }, { "s": "orchid-jungle", "t": "redland", "rel": "located", "years": "1923 to 1992", "note": "Roadside attraction on SW 157th Avenue" }, { "s": "farm-life-school", "t": "redland", "rel": "located", "years": "1916 to present", "note": "16001 SW 248th Street" }, { "s": "pioneer-guild-hall", "t": "redland", "rel": "located", "years": "1912 to present", "note": "Guild hall now the Redland Grocery" }, { "s": "basso-packing", "t": "florida-city", "rel": "located", "years": "1947", "note": "Packing house at the state farmers market" }, { "s": "south-dade-farms", "t": "florida-city", "rel": "located", "years": "1930 to 1974", "note": "About 30,000 acres of South Dade" }, { "s": "trec", "t": "redland", "rel": "located", "years": "1929 to present", "note": "18905 SW 280th Street" }, { "s": "usda-chapman-field", "t": "palmetto-bay", "rel": "located", "years": "1923 to present", "note": "Old Cutler Road at SW 136th Street, the northern edge of the frame" }, { "s": "centro-campesino", "t": "florida-city", "rel": "located", "years": "1972 to present", "note": "35801 SW 186th Avenue" }, { "s": "demilly-arena", "t": "homestead", "rel": "located", "years": "1958 to present", "note": "Harris Field on the former city airport" }, { "s": "everglades-alligator-farm", "t": "florida-city", "rel": "located", "years": "1982 to present", "note": "SW 192nd Avenue west of Florida City" }, { "s": "everglades-np", "t": "homestead", "rel": "located", "years": "1947 to present", "note": "Main entrance and Coe Visitor Center west of Homestead and Florida City; Homestead names itself gateway city in 2013" }, { "s": "royal-palm", "t": "homestead", "rel": "located", "years": "1916 to 1947", "note": "Paradise Key near Florida City" }, { "s": "biscayne-np", "t": "homestead", "rel": "located", "years": "1968 to present", "note": "Headquarters and visitor centre at Convoy Point, 9700 SW 328th Street" }, { "s": "richmond-nas", "t": "richmond-heights", "rel": "located", "years": "1942 to 1945", "note": "2,000 acre blimp base" }, { "s": "zoo-miami", "t": "richmond-heights", "rel": "located", "years": "1980 to present", "note": "12400 SW 152nd Street" }, { "s": "gcrm", "t": "richmond-heights", "rel": "located", "years": "1957 to present", "note": "Beside Zoo Miami on the old base tracks" }, { "s": "military-museum", "t": "richmond-heights", "rel": "located", "years": "2018 to present", "note": "1942 headquarters building" }, { "s": "larry-penny-park", "t": "richmond-heights", "rel": "located", "years": "1977 to present", "note": "12451 SW 184th Street on former base land" }, { "s": "deering-foundation", "t": "palmetto-bay", "rel": "located", "years": "1989 to present", "note": "Offices on Richmond Drive" }, { "s": "thalatta-estate", "t": "palmetto-bay", "rel": "located", "years": "1926 to present", "note": "17301 Old Cutler Road" }, { "s": "homestead-bayfront-park", "t": "homestead", "rel": "located", "years": "1939 to present", "note": "9698 SW 328th Street" }, { "s": "black-point", "t": "cutler-bay", "rel": "located", "years": "1972 to present", "note": "24775 SW 87th Avenue" }, { "s": "homestead-sports-complex", "t": "homestead", "rel": "located", "years": "1991 to 2019", "note": "1601 SE 28th Avenue" }, { "s": "homestead-rodeo", "t": "homestead", "rel": "located", "years": "1949 to present", "note": "First held at Municipal Park in 1949" }, { "s": "c111-spreader", "t": "florida-city", "rel": "located", "years": "2000 to present", "note": "C-111 canal runs west and south of Florida City" }, { "s": "everglades-np", "t": "homestead", "rel": "anchors", "years": "1947 to present", "note": "Homestead adopts the motto Gateway to Everglades and Biscayne National Parks in 2013" }, { "s": "biscayne-np", "t": "homestead", "rel": "anchors", "years": "1968 to present", "note": "Convoy Point headquarters east of the city" }, { "s": "zoo-miami", "t": "richmond-heights", "rel": "anchors", "years": "1980 to present", "note": "County zoo with more than 3,000 animals on about 750 acres" }, { "s": "trec", "t": "redland", "rel": "anchors", "years": "1929 to present", "note": "Research and extension base for Redland growers" }, { "s": "rmv", "t": "princeton", "rel": "anchors", "years": "1987 to present", "note": "27 acre market draws weekend crowds to US 1" }, { "s": "knaus-family", "t": "knaus-berry-farm", "rel": "founded", "years": "1956", "note": "Russell and Ray Knaus open the stand" }, { "s": "moehling-robert", "t": "robert-is-here", "rel": "founded", "years": "1959", "note": "Six year old Robert sells cucumbers from a stand" }, { "s": "schnebly-family", "t": "schnebly-winery", "rel": "founded", "years": "2005", "note": "First tropical fruit wine 2004, winery opens 2005" }, { "s": "schnebly-family", "t": "miami-brewing", "rel": "founded", "years": "2012", "note": "Brewery added to the winery site" }, { "s": "burr-charles", "t": "burrs-berry-farm", "rel": "founded", "years": "1960s", "note": "Charles Burr turns the family farm to strawberries and a stand" }, { "s": "cauley-william", "t": "cauley-square", "rel": "founded", "years": "1903", "note": "Village built to ship tomatoes on the FEC" }, { "s": "heinlein-mary", "t": "fruit-spice-park", "rel": "founded", "years": "1944", "note": "Vision of the park and first superintendent to 1959" }, { "s": "bird-preston", "t": "fruit-spice-park", "rel": "funded", "years": "1944", "note": "County commissioner secures the funding" }, { "s": "barnes-ad", "t": "fruit-spice-park", "rel": "funded", "years": "1944", "note": "Parks director supports the park's creation" }, { "s": "leedskalnin-edward", "t": "coral-castle", "rel": "founded", "years": "1923 to 1951", "note": "Built alone over 28 years" }, { "s": "dumond-joseph", "t": "monkey-jungle", "rel": "founded", "years": "1933", "note": "Opens the attraction in a Redland hammock" }, { "s": "sottile-james", "t": "south-dade-farms", "rel": "founded", "years": "1930", "note": "Founds South Dade Farms" }, { "s": "costa-jose", "t": "costa-farms", "rel": "founded", "years": "1961", "note": "Founds the company on 30 acres" }, { "s": "burr-robert-adams", "t": "redland-riot", "rel": "founded", "years": "1994", "note": "Creates and runs the rally" }, { "s": "homestead-rodeo-assn", "t": "homestead-rodeo", "rel": "hosted", "years": "1952 to present", "note": "Association stages the rodeo from March 1952" }, { "s": "demilly-doc", "t": "homestead-rodeo-assn", "rel": "founded", "years": "1952 to 1985", "note": "Association president; arena named for him in 1989" }, { "s": "coe-ernest", "t": "everglades-np", "rel": "founded", "years": "1928 to 1947", "note": "Drafts the 1934 park bill and campaigns to the 1947 dedication" }, { "s": "fairchild-david", "t": "usda-chapman-field", "rel": "founded", "years": "1923", "note": "Locates the plant introduction station at Chapman Field" }, { "s": "jennings-may", "t": "royal-palm", "rel": "founded", "years": "1916", "note": "Women's clubs campaign creates the state park" }, { "s": "fascell-dante", "t": "biscayne-np", "rel": "founded", "years": "1968", "note": "Congressman instrumental in the 1968 monument" }, { "s": "sottile-james", "t": "homestead-bayfront-park", "rel": "funded", "years": "1937", "note": "Donates 1,200 acres for the park" }, { "s": "sottile-james", "t": "florida-city-farmers-market", "rel": "funded", "years": "1939", "note": "Donates twenty acres for the state market" }, { "s": "south-dade-farms", "t": "florida-city-farmers-market", "rel": "spawned", "years": "1939 to 1940", "note": "Market built on land given by the company" }, { "s": "florida-city-farmers-market", "t": "basso-packing", "rel": "spawned", "years": "1947", "note": "Packing house built at the market for lease to Basso" }, { "s": "richmond-nas", "t": "gcrm", "rel": "precursor", "years": "1957", "note": "Museum begins on the base's unused railway tracks" }, { "s": "richmond-nas", "t": "military-museum", "rel": "precursor", "years": "2018", "note": "Museum housed in the 1942 headquarters building" }, { "s": "richmond-nas", "t": "larry-penny-park", "rel": "precursor", "years": "1977", "note": "Park built on base land; directional arrow survives" }, { "s": "crandon-zoo", "t": "zoo-miami", "rel": "precursor", "years": "1980", "note": "County zoo moves from Crandon Park to Richmond as Miami MetroZoo, renamed Zoo Miami in 2010" }, { "s": "royal-palm", "t": "everglades-np", "rel": "precursor", "years": "1947", "note": "State park absorbed as the national park's first visitor area" }, { "s": "islandia", "t": "biscayne-np", "rel": "precursor", "years": "1968", "note": "Resort city plan on Elliott Key ends when Islandia becomes part of the monument" }, { "s": "gcrm", "t": "richmond-heights", "rel": "moved", "years": "1966 to 1984", "note": "Museum leaves for Fort Lauderdale in 1966 and returns to Richmond in 1983 to 1984" }, { "s": "knaus-berry-farm", "t": "redland", "rel": "moved", "years": "2025", "note": "Moves from SW 248th Street to SW 177th Avenue near Krome under new owners" }, { "s": "deering-charles", "t": "usda-chapman-field", "rel": "influence", "years": "1914 to 1923", "note": "Deering's Buena Vista donation hosts the USDA garden before the move to Chapman Field" }, { "s": "homestead-rodeo", "t": "demilly-arena", "rel": "hosted", "years": "1958 to present", "note": "Rodeo held at the Harris Field arena since 1958" }, { "s": "redland-riot", "t": "cauley-square", "rel": "hosted", "years": "1994 to present", "note": "Rally stop" }, { "s": "redland-riot", "t": "knaus-berry-farm", "rel": "hosted", "years": "1994 to present", "note": "Rally stop" }, { "s": "redland-riot", "t": "fruit-spice-park", "rel": "hosted", "years": "1994 to present", "note": "Rally stop" }, { "s": "redland-riot", "t": "robert-is-here", "rel": "hosted", "years": "1994 to present", "note": "Rally stop" }, { "s": "redland-riot", "t": "schnebly-winery", "rel": "hosted", "years": "1994 to present", "note": "Rally finishes at the winery" }, { "s": "fruit-spice-park", "t": "redland", "rel": "hosted", "years": "1944 to present", "note": "Hosts the Redland International Orchid Festival" }, { "s": "md-parks", "t": "fruit-spice-park", "rel": "planned", "years": "1944 to present", "note": "County park department owns and operates the park" }, { "s": "md-parks", "t": "homestead-bayfront-park", "rel": "planned", "years": "1939 to present", "note": "County heritage park and marina" }, { "s": "md-parks", "t": "black-point", "rel": "planned", "years": "1972 to present", "note": "County marina set aside by 1972 referendum" }, { "s": "md-parks", "t": "larry-penny-park", "rel": "planned", "years": "1977 to present", "note": "County park and campground" }, { "s": "md-parks", "t": "zoo-miami", "rel": "planned", "years": "1980 to present", "note": "County owned zoo" }, { "s": "md-parks", "t": "deering-estate", "rel": "planned", "years": "1985 to present", "note": "County operates the estate bought with the state in 1985" }, { "s": "barnes-ad", "t": "md-parks", "rel": "founded", "years": "1930", "note": "First director of the county park system" }, { "s": "nps", "t": "everglades-np", "rel": "planned", "years": "1947 to present", "note": "Federal park management" }, { "s": "nps", "t": "biscayne-np", "rel": "planned", "years": "1968 to present", "note": "Federal park management" }, { "s": "deering-foundation", "t": "deering-estate", "rel": "partner", "years": "1989 to present", "note": "Support foundation for the estate" }, { "s": "miami-dade-county", "t": "udb", "rel": "planned", "years": "1975 to present", "note": "Boundary set in the county's Comprehensive Development Master Plan" }, { "s": "udb", "t": "redland", "rel": "influence", "years": "1975 to present", "note": "48,867 acres of farmland lie outside the boundary in 2025" }, { "s": "udb", "t": "south-dade-logistics-district", "rel": "influence", "years": "2022 to 2024", "note": "Commission moves the line for the district in 2022; a judge overturns it in 2024" }, { "s": "miami-dade-county", "t": "ag-study-2023", "rel": "planned", "years": "2023", "note": "County and UF IFAS publish the agricultural land outlook in October 2023" }, { "s": "trec", "t": "ag-study-2023", "rel": "partner", "years": "2023", "note": "UF IFAS co authors the study" }, { "s": "ag-study-2023", "t": "udb", "rel": "influence", "years": "2023", "note": "Study projects farmland needed to 2050 for the boundary debate" }, { "s": "cerp", "t": "c111-spreader", "rel": "planned", "years": "2000 to present", "note": "South Dade component of the 2000 plan" }, { "s": "cerp", "t": "bbcw", "rel": "planned", "years": "2000 to present", "note": "South Dade component of the 2000 plan" }, { "s": "bbcw", "t": "deering-estate", "rel": "hosted", "years": "2012", "note": "Deering Estate flow way completed autumn 2012" }, { "s": "bbcw", "t": "biscayne-np", "rel": "influence", "years": "2012 to present", "note": "Restores fresh water flow to Biscayne Bay" }, { "s": "c111-spreader", "t": "everglades-np", "rel": "influence", "years": "2000 to present", "note": "Rehydrates Taylor Slough and Florida Bay" }, { "s": "bb-aquatic-preserve", "t": "biscayne-np", "rel": "partner", "years": "1974 to present", "note": "State preserve split around the national park" }, { "s": "card-sound-bridge", "t": "florida-city", "rel": "connects", "years": "1969 to present", "note": "Card Sound Road leaves US 1 at Florida City for Key Largo" }, { "s": "homestead-bayfront-park", "t": "biscayne-np", "rel": "partner", "years": "1968 to present", "note": "County marina beside Convoy Point is the park's nearest boat access" }, { "s": "black-point", "t": "biscayne-np", "rel": "partner", "years": "1980s to present", "note": "NPS lists Black Point as a gateway marina to the park" }, { "s": "everglades-alligator-farm", "t": "everglades-np", "rel": "connects", "years": "1982 to present", "note": "Airboat attraction on the road to the park entrance" }, { "s": "robert-is-here", "t": "everglades-np", "rel": "connects", "years": "1959 to present", "note": "Stand sits on Palm Drive, the route to the main entrance" }, { "s": "centro-campesino", "t": "florida-city-farmers-market", "rel": "influence", "years": "1972 to present", "note": "Founded to serve the farmworkers of the South Dade fields and packing houses" }, { "s": "usda-chapman-field", "t": "trec", "rel": "partner", "years": "1929 to present", "note": "Federal and state research stations for subtropical crops" }, { "s": "fec", "t": "cauley-square", "rel": "influence", "years": "1903", "note": "Village built beside the new railway to ship tomatoes" }, { "s": "fec", "t": "redland-hotel", "rel": "influence", "years": "1904", "note": "Inn built for settlers arriving on the railway extension" }, { "s": "fec", "t": "florida-city-farmers-market", "rel": "connects", "years": "1940", "note": "Market laid out on the FEC tracks" }, { "s": "homestead-sports-complex", "t": "homestead", "rel": "planned", "years": "1991", "note": "City builds the stadium for 22 million dollars" }, { "s": "harb", "t": "homestead-bayfront-park", "rel": "hosted", "years": "1942 to 1945", "note": "Park used as crash boat base for the Homestead air field" }, { "s": "krome-william", "t": "redland", "rel": "influence", "years": "1904", "note": "Krome Avenue names the Redland's main road; see krome hub" }, { "s": "homestead-town-hall-museum", "t": "downtown-homestead", "rel": "located", "years": "1917 to present", "note": "original town hall on Krome Avenue" }, { "s": "losner-park", "t": "downtown-homestead", "rel": "located", "years": "2022 to present", "note": "signature park at 104 N Krome Avenue" }, { "s": "homestead-main-street", "t": "downtown-homestead", "rel": "located", "years": "1993 to present", "note": "office at 43 N Krome Avenue" }, { "s": "el-toro-taco", "t": "downtown-homestead", "rel": "located", "years": "1976 to present", "note": "tortilla factory and restaurant on Krome Avenue" }, { "s": "first-baptist-homestead", "t": "downtown-homestead", "rel": "located", "years": "1912 to present", "note": "240 N Krome Avenue" }, { "s": "first-umc-homestead", "t": "downtown-homestead", "rel": "located", "years": "1904 to present", "note": "622 N Krome Avenue" }, { "s": "sacred-heart-homestead", "t": "downtown-homestead", "rel": "located", "years": "1929 to present", "note": "106 SE 1st Drive" }, { "s": "south-dade-news-leader", "t": "downtown-homestead", "rel": "located", "years": "1912 to present", "note": "Homestead newspaper since the South Florida Banner" }, { "s": "downtown-homestead", "t": "homestead", "rel": "located", "years": "1913 to present", "note": "town centre of the city" }, { "s": "harris-field", "t": "homestead", "rel": "located", "years": "1958 to present", "note": "1034 NE 8th Street on the former city airport" }, { "s": "homestead-rodeo-assn", "t": "homestead", "rel": "located", "years": "1952 to present", "note": "based at Harris Field" }, { "s": "shivers-bbq", "t": "homestead", "rel": "located", "years": "1957 to present", "note": "28001 S Dixie Highway" }, { "s": "shivers-bbq", "t": "us1", "rel": "located", "years": "1957 to present", "note": "on South Dixie Highway" }, { "s": "homestead-bayfront-park", "t": "biscayne-np", "rel": "located", "years": "1955 to present", "note": "park sits beside the national park" }, { "s": "homestead-pavilion", "t": "homestead", "rel": "located", "years": "2008 to present", "note": "2400 NE 10th Court" }, { "s": "homestead-pavilion", "t": "turnpike", "rel": "connects", "years": "2008 to present", "note": "retail centre at the Turnpike and Campbell Drive" }, { "s": "capri-restaurant", "t": "florida-city", "rel": "located", "years": "1958 to present", "note": "935 N Krome Avenue" }, { "s": "capri-restaurant", "t": "krome", "rel": "located", "years": "1958 to present", "note": "on Krome Avenue in Florida City" }, { "s": "coffo", "t": "florida-city", "rel": "located", "years": "1983 to present", "note": "778 W Palm Drive" }, { "s": "branches-florida-city", "t": "florida-city", "rel": "located", "years": "1993 to present", "note": "on the Florida City United Methodist Church property" }, { "s": "florida-city-civic-center", "t": "florida-city", "rel": "located", "years": "1994 to present", "note": "city hall complex on West Palm Drive" }, { "s": "florida-city-cra", "t": "florida-city", "rel": "located", "years": "1995 to present", "note": "city CRA" }, { "s": "artsouth", "t": "palmetto-bay", "rel": "located", "years": "2013 to present", "note": "Perrine Community House, 900 E Perrine Avenue" }, { "s": "artsouth", "t": "downtown-homestead", "rel": "located", "years": "2000 to 2013", "note": "original arts campus in Homestead" }, { "s": "palmetto-bay-village-hall", "t": "palmetto-bay", "rel": "located", "years": "2012 to present", "note": "municipal centre" }, { "s": "palmetto-bay-duv", "t": "palmetto-bay", "rel": "planned", "years": "2015 to 2020", "note": "downtown district on Franjo Road and US 1" }, { "s": "palmetto-bay-downtown-code", "t": "palmetto-bay", "rel": "planned", "years": "2020 to present", "note": "revised downtown code adopted 28 July 2020" }, { "s": "palmetto-bay-duv", "t": "palmetto-bay-downtown-code", "rel": "precursor", "years": "2020", "note": "2020 code replaces the Downtown Urban Village rules" }, { "s": "sdcac", "t": "cutler-bay", "rel": "located", "years": "2011 to present", "note": "10950 SW 211th Street" }, { "s": "sdcac", "t": "cutler-bay-town-center", "rel": "anchors", "years": "2011 to present", "note": "county arts centre beside the Southland Mall site" }, { "s": "black-point-ocean-grill", "t": "black-point", "rel": "located", "years": "2005 to present", "note": "dockside restaurant at the marina" }, { "s": "cutler-bay-town-center", "t": "cutler-bay", "rel": "located", "years": "2008 to present", "note": "Town Center land use district" }, { "s": "southland-mall", "t": "cutler-bay-town-center", "rel": "anchors", "years": "2008 to 2025", "note": "80 to 100 acre mall site is the core of the district" }, { "s": "southplace-city-center", "t": "cutler-bay-town-center", "rel": "located", "years": "2025 to present", "note": "redevelopment of the Southland Mall site" }, { "s": "cutler-bay-gmp", "t": "cutler-bay-town-center", "rel": "planned", "years": "2008", "note": "creates the Town Center land use category" }, { "s": "old-cutler-road-charrette", "t": "cutler-bay-gmp", "rel": "precursor", "years": "2004 to 2008", "note": "county charrette recommends a town centre east of Old Cutler Road before the town adopts its plan" }, { "s": "old-cutler-road-charrette", "t": "cutler-bay", "rel": "planned", "years": "2002 to 2004", "note": "corridor plan for SW 200th to SW 224th Streets" }, { "s": "miami-dade-county", "t": "old-cutler-road-charrette", "rel": "planned", "years": "2002", "note": "Department of Planning and Zoning charrette, accepted 13 April 2004" }, { "s": "naranja-branch-library", "t": "naranja", "rel": "located", "years": "2009 to present", "note": "14850 SW 280th Street" }, { "s": "west-perrine-cra", "t": "west-perrine", "rel": "located", "years": "2005 to present", "note": "area bounded by SW 168th Street, US 1 and the Turnpike" }, { "s": "goulds-cra", "t": "goulds", "rel": "located", "years": "2023 to present", "note": "boundaries set by resolution 1053-23" }, { "s": "redland-riot", "t": "redland", "rel": "located", "years": "1991 to present", "note": "route through Redland farms and nurseries" }, { "s": "redland-riot", "t": "homestead-town-hall-museum", "rel": "hosted", "years": "2006 to present", "note": "museum is a rallye stop" }, { "s": "chambersouth", "t": "palmetto-bay", "rel": "anchors", "years": "2002 to present", "note": "chamber serving Palmetto Bay and Cutler Bay" }, { "s": "south-dade-charrette-1992", "t": "south-miami-heights", "rel": "planned", "years": "1992", "note": "57.65 acre case study master plan" }, { "s": "habdi-plan", "t": "harb", "rel": "planned", "years": "1994 to 2001", "note": "commercial airport reuse plan for the base" }, { "s": "habdi-plan", "t": "homestead-base", "rel": "planned", "years": "1994 to 2001", "note": "base reuse plan" }, { "s": "harb-jlus", "t": "harb", "rel": "planned", "years": "2005", "note": "compatible use zones around the runways" }, { "s": "harb-jlus", "t": "homestead-base", "rel": "planned", "years": "2005 to 2020", "note": "land use around the base" }, { "s": "quail-roost-station", "t": "cutler-bay", "rel": "located", "years": "2020 to present", "note": "18505 Homestead Avenue" }, { "s": "quail-roost-station", "t": "transitway", "rel": "connects", "years": "2024 to present", "note": "covered walkway to the Quail Roost BRT station" }, { "s": "dtpw", "t": "transitway", "rel": "developed", "years": "1997 to 2025", "note": "county builds the busway in 1997 and the BRT stations opened 2025" }, { "s": "miami-dade-county", "t": "smart-plan", "rel": "planned", "years": "2016", "note": "county programme adopted in 2016" }, { "s": "miami-dade-county", "t": "cdmp", "rel": "planned", "years": "1975 to present", "note": "county comprehensive plan" }, { "s": "cdmp", "t": "udb", "rel": "spawned", "years": "1975", "note": "UDB drawn on the 1975 CDMP land use map" }, { "s": "udb", "t": "redland", "rel": "planned", "years": "1983 to present", "note": "boundary limits urban development in the Redland farmland" }, { "s": "south-dade-watershed-study", "t": "cdmp", "rel": "influence", "years": "2007", "note": "study findings reviewed in the 2007 CDMP planning considerations cycle" }, { "s": "miami-dade-county", "t": "south-dade-watershed-study", "rel": "partner", "years": "2003 to 2008", "note": "county is a signatory agency to the SFRPC coordinated study" }, { "s": "miami-dade-county", "t": "west-perrine-cra", "rel": "planned", "years": "2005", "note": "resolution 212-05" }, { "s": "miami-dade-county", "t": "goulds-cra", "rel": "planned", "years": "2023", "note": "ordinance 23-102" }, { "s": "miami-dade-county", "t": "florida-city-cra", "rel": "partner", "years": "1995 to present", "note": "restated interlocal agreement, boundaries expanded 2020" }, { "s": "miami-dade-county", "t": "sdcac", "rel": "developed", "years": "2011", "note": "county built and operates the arts centre" }, { "s": "miami-dade-county", "t": "naranja-branch-library", "rel": "funded", "years": "2009", "note": "Building Better Communities general obligation bond" }, { "s": "miami-dade-county", "t": "parks-open-space-master-plan", "rel": "planned", "years": "2006 to 2008", "note": "two year process, adopted 2008" }, { "s": "parks-open-space-master-plan", "t": "homestead-bayfront-park", "rel": "planned", "years": "2008 to present", "note": "heritage park in the county system plan" }, { "s": "miami-dade-county", "t": "homestead-bayfront-park", "rel": "developed", "years": "1939 to 1955", "note": "county and WPA build the atoll pool, park opens 1955" }, { "s": "miami-dade-county", "t": "black-point", "rel": "developed", "years": "1972 to 1983", "note": "1972 referendum, opened after permitting" }, { "s": "dennis-moss", "t": "sdcac", "rel": "influence", "years": "2011", "note": "commissioner credited with bringing the arts centre to Cutler Bay; renamed for him 2022" }, { "s": "dennis-moss", "t": "quail-roost-station", "rel": "influence", "years": "2020", "note": "championed transit oriented housing at the station" }, { "s": "mdeat", "t": "goulds", "rel": "planned", "years": "2009 to present", "note": "Goulds is a Targeted Urban Area" }, { "s": "mdeat", "t": "perrine", "rel": "planned", "years": "2009 to present", "note": "Perrine is a Targeted Urban Area" }, { "s": "mdeat", "t": "richmond-heights", "rel": "planned", "years": "2009 to present", "note": "Richmond Heights is a Targeted Urban Area" }, { "s": "mdeat", "t": "florida-city", "rel": "planned", "years": "2009 to present", "note": "Florida City is a Targeted Urban Area" }, { "s": "mdeat", "t": "naranja", "rel": "planned", "years": "2009 to present", "note": "Naranja is a Targeted Urban Area" }, { "s": "opportunity-zones-south-dade", "t": "homestead", "rel": "funded", "years": "2018 to present", "note": "three Homestead tracts designated" }, { "s": "beacon-council", "t": "harb-jlus", "rel": "funded", "years": "2005", "note": "channels the 75,000 dollar federal grant with the Miami-Dade Defense Alliance" }, { "s": "miami-dade-county", "t": "harb-jlus", "rel": "planned", "years": "2005 to 2020", "note": "county policy committee 2005; Commission Auditor joint use study 2020" }, { "s": "miami-dade-county", "t": "habdi-plan", "rel": "planned", "years": "1996 to 2001", "note": "county grants HABDI an exclusive development lease in 1996 and drops its suit in 2001" }, { "s": "andrew", "t": "habdi-plan", "rel": "spawned", "years": "1992 to 1994", "note": "base closure recommendation after the storm leads to the reuse plan" }, { "s": "andrew", "t": "fema-andrew", "rel": "spawned", "years": "1992", "note": "disaster declaration DR-955" }, { "s": "andrew", "t": "homestead-main-street", "rel": "spawned", "years": "1993", "note": "Main Street designation follows the storm" }, { "s": "andrew", "t": "branches-florida-city", "rel": "spawned", "years": "1993", "note": "children's programme started for storm hit Florida City" }, { "s": "andrew", "t": "seminole-theatre", "rel": "influence", "years": "1992 to 1993", "note": "storm damage leads owners to donate the theatre to the city" }, { "s": "andrew", "t": "shivers-bbq", "rel": "influence", "years": "1992 to 1993", "note": "restaurant wrecked, reopened 3 September 1993" }, { "s": "andrew", "t": "harris-field", "rel": "influence", "years": "1992 to 1994", "note": "rodeo grounds destroyed and rebuilt" }, { "s": "alvah-chapman", "t": "we-will-rebuild", "rel": "founded", "years": "1992", "note": "co founded with Bob Epling of Community Bank of Florida" }, { "s": "we-will-rebuild", "t": "south-dade-charrette-1992", "rel": "funded", "years": "1992", "note": "Innovation Committee sponsors the charrette" }, { "s": "we-will-rebuild", "t": "florida-city", "rel": "funded", "years": "1992 to 1994", "note": "27 million dollars raised and leveraged for South Dade recovery" }, { "s": "fema-andrew", "t": "homestead", "rel": "funded", "years": "1992 to 1994", "note": "federal disaster aid for the city" }, { "s": "fema-andrew", "t": "florida-city", "rel": "funded", "years": "1992 to 1994", "note": "federal disaster aid for the city" }, { "s": "dpz", "t": "florida-city-civic-center", "rel": "planned", "years": "1994", "note": "civic complex design" }, { "s": "sasaki", "t": "losner-park", "rel": "planned", "years": "2020 to 2022", "note": "park redesign with Raymond Jungles" }, { "s": "homestead-cra", "t": "losner-park", "rel": "funded", "years": "2020 to 2022", "note": "downtown park rebuilt within the CRA programme, paid from impact fees and grants" }, { "s": "homestead-cra", "t": "homestead-cybrarium", "rel": "funded", "years": "2019 to 2021", "note": "library is part of the CRA downtown redevelopment project" }, { "s": "lss", "t": "homestead-cybrarium", "rel": "partner", "years": "2021 to present", "note": "operates the library for the city" }, { "s": "seminole-theatre-group", "t": "seminole-theatre", "rel": "spawned", "years": "1997 to 2015", "note": "group formed to restore and reopen the theatre" }, { "s": "homestead-main-street", "t": "seminole-theatre", "rel": "hosted", "years": "1993 to present", "note": "downtown events programmed with the theatre" }, { "s": "homestead-rodeo", "t": "harris-field", "rel": "hosted", "years": "1958 to present", "note": "rodeo held at the Doc DeMilly arena" }, { "s": "homestead-rodeo", "t": "downtown-homestead", "rel": "hosted", "years": "1949 to present", "note": "free rodeo parade through historic downtown" }, { "s": "homestead-citizens-master-plan", "t": "downtown-homestead", "rel": "planned", "years": "2024 to present", "note": "Krome Avenue downtown district in the plan" }, { "s": "homestead-citizens-master-plan", "t": "mdc-homestead", "rel": "planned", "years": "2024", "note": "college campus sits in the Civic Center district" }, { "s": "valle-valle", "t": "homestead-citizens-master-plan", "rel": "planned", "years": "2024", "note": "firm leads the charrette" }, { "s": "ellie-schneiderman", "t": "artsouth", "rel": "founded", "years": "2000", "note": "co founder with I. Stanley Levine" }, { "s": "virgil-shiver", "t": "shivers-bbq", "rel": "founded", "years": "1957 to 1960", "note": "managed from 1957, bought and renamed 1960" }, { "s": "hernandez-family", "t": "el-toro-taco", "rel": "founded", "years": "1976", "note": "tortilla factory then restaurant" }, { "s": "richard-accursio", "t": "capri-restaurant", "rel": "founded", "years": "1958", "note": "opened the Capri on Krome Avenue" }, { "s": "robert-burr", "t": "redland-riot", "rel": "founded", "years": "1991 to 2006", "note": "tours from 1991, rallye format 2006" }, { "s": "fec", "t": "downtown-homestead", "rel": "connects", "years": "1904 to present", "note": "downtown grows around the railway depot" }, { "s": "homestead-cra", "t": "homestead", "rel": "anchors", "years": "1994 to present", "note": "tax increment district within the city" }, { "s": "landstar-development", "t": "waterstone", "rel": "developed", "years": "2002 to 2005", "note": "Landstar master plans the 390 acre Waterstone and sells parcels to builders" }, { "s": "landstar-development", "t": "stonegate-homestead", "rel": "developed", "years": "2002", "note": "Landstar plans 1,050 homes on 140 acres across from the base" }, { "s": "lennar", "t": "waterstone", "rel": "developed", "years": "2002 to 2005", "note": "Lennar Homes buys Waterstone parcels and builds with Caribe more than 1,000 units" }, { "s": "caribe-homes", "t": "waterstone", "rel": "developed", "years": "2002 to 2005", "note": "Caribe Homes is one of four Waterstone builders" }, { "s": "lowell-homes", "t": "waterstone", "rel": "developed", "years": "2003 to 2004", "note": "Lowell builds Marbella Bay and Marbella Cove townhomes inside Waterstone" }, { "s": "lowell-homes", "t": "granada-estates", "rel": "developed", "years": "2004 to 2005", "note": "Lowell buys 20 acres on Farm Life Road in June 2004 for 100 homes" }, { "s": "equity-one", "t": "waterstone-plaza", "rel": "developed", "years": "2004 to 2005", "note": "Equity One builds the Publix anchored center opening April 2005" }, { "s": "waterstone", "t": "waterstone-plaza", "rel": "spawned", "years": "2004", "note": "the plaza is built to serve Waterstone's new households" }, { "s": "waterstone", "t": "homestead", "rel": "located", "years": "2002 to present", "note": "east of the Turnpike, north of SW 312th Street" }, { "s": "stonegate-homestead", "t": "homestead", "rel": "located", "years": "2002 to present", "note": "west of Waterstone across from Homestead Air Reserve Base" }, { "s": "stonegate-homestead", "t": "harb", "rel": "connects", "years": "2002", "note": "planned across from the base" }, { "s": "granada-estates", "t": "homestead", "rel": "located", "years": "2004 to present", "note": "Farm Life Road off Campbell Drive" }, { "s": "waterstone-plaza", "t": "homestead", "rel": "located", "years": "2005 to present", "note": "SW 137th Avenue and SW 288th Street" }, { "s": "homestead-moratorium-2002", "t": "homestead", "rel": "planned", "years": "2002 to 2003", "note": "citywide residential building freeze and density rules" }, { "s": "homestead-moratorium-2002", "t": "waterstone", "rel": "influence", "years": "2003", "note": "the 2003 rules of six units an acre apply to Landstar, Lennar and Caribe projects named in the same report" }, { "s": "homestead-moratorium-2002", "t": "keys-gate", "rel": "influence", "years": "2003", "note": "Keys Gate is named among developments affected by the lifted moratorium" }, { "s": "waterstone", "t": "turnpike", "rel": "connects", "years": "2002 to present", "note": "community bounded by Florida's Turnpike on the west" }, { "s": "century-homebuilders", "t": "century-park-villas", "rel": "developed", "years": "2022 to 2024", "note": "builds 45 townhomes with Trejo Group at SW 332nd Street and Krome Avenue" }, { "s": "century-park-villas", "t": "homestead", "rel": "located", "years": "2022 to present", "note": "SW 332nd Street and Krome Avenue" }, { "s": "century-park-villas", "t": "krome", "rel": "connects", "years": "2022 to present", "note": "fronts Krome Avenue" }, { "s": "miami-dade-county", "t": "amazon-naranja", "rel": "funded", "years": "2017", "note": "county sells 77 acres below top appraisal under an economic development agreement" }, { "s": "amazon-naranja", "t": "naranja", "rel": "located", "years": "2022 to present", "note": "one million square foot building near the base, certificate of occupancy June 2022" }, { "s": "amazon-naranja", "t": "harb", "rel": "connects", "years": "2022", "note": "77 acre site near Homestead Air Reserve Base" }, { "s": "amazon-naranja", "t": "south-dade-funding-report-2026", "rel": "funded", "years": "2026", "note": "Amazon announces about $1 million to 13 nonprofits at the report launch" }, { "s": "south-dade-funding-report-2026", "t": "mdc-homestead", "rel": "hosted", "years": "2026", "note": "report presented at the Homestead campus on 4 August 2026" }, { "s": "housing-trust-group", "t": "lakeview-at-naranja", "rel": "developed", "years": "2025 to present", "note": "HTG proceeds with 328 affordable units in two phases" }, { "s": "naranja-lakes-cra", "t": "lakeview-at-naranja", "rel": "funded", "years": "2025", "note": "CRA buys the site, sells it for a nominal sum and lends $7 million" }, { "s": "lakeview-at-naranja", "t": "naranja", "rel": "located", "years": "2025 to present", "note": "27501 and 27525 South Dixie Highway" }, { "s": "lakeview-at-naranja", "t": "us1", "rel": "connects", "years": "2025 to present", "note": "fronts South Dixie Highway" }, { "s": "housing-trust-group", "t": "artisan-pointe", "rel": "developed", "years": "2026 to present", "note": "HTG starts construction in June 2026" }, { "s": "am-affordable-housing", "t": "artisan-pointe", "rel": "developed", "years": "2026 to present", "note": "Alonzo Mourning's nonprofit is co developer" }, { "s": "housing-trust-group", "t": "am-affordable-housing", "rel": "partner", "years": "2026", "note": "joint venture on Artisan Pointe" }, { "s": "artisan-pointe", "t": "naranja", "rel": "located", "years": "2026 to present", "note": "26115 South Dixie Highway" }, { "s": "artisan-pointe", "t": "us1", "rel": "connects", "years": "2026 to present", "note": "fronts South Dixie Highway" }, { "s": "aconcagua-developers", "t": "casa-princeton", "rel": "developed", "years": "2024 to present", "note": "three phases at 12867 SW 248th Street" }, { "s": "casa-princeton", "t": "princeton", "rel": "located", "years": "2024 to present", "note": "12867 SW 248th Street" }, { "s": "bluenest-development", "t": "bluenest-tower-commons", "rel": "developed", "years": "2024 to present", "note": "219 townhomes on Tower Road" }, { "s": "bluenest-tower-commons", "t": "homestead", "rel": "located", "years": "2024 to present", "note": "SW 192nd Avenue and SW 328th Street" }, { "s": "abreu-development", "t": "sunstone-homestead", "rel": "developed", "years": "2026 to present", "note": "200 apartments and 56,530 square feet of retail" }, { "s": "sunstone-homestead", "t": "homestead", "rel": "located", "years": "2026 to present", "note": "west of SW 137th Avenue on farmland" }, { "s": "r-homes-lux", "t": "homestead", "rel": "located", "years": "2026 to present", "note": "28835 to 28935 SW 162nd Avenue" }, { "s": "palmcorp-development", "t": "palmcorp-south-dixie-townhomes", "rel": "developed", "years": "2023 to present", "note": "500 unit plan in 2023 cut to 245 townhomes in 2026" }, { "s": "palmcorp-south-dixie-townhomes", "t": "homestead", "rel": "located", "years": "2023 to present", "note": "28105 SW 157th Avenue" }, { "s": "wbh-naranja-workforce", "t": "naranja", "rel": "located", "years": "2025 to present", "note": "14490 SW 264th Street under the Naranja Community Urban Center rules" }, { "s": "wbh-naranja-workforce", "t": "transitway", "rel": "connects", "years": "2025", "note": "filing cites the transit line 500 feet away" }, { "s": "bear-atlantic-group", "t": "homestead-commons", "rel": "developed", "years": "2025 to present", "note": "426 units replacing a 1959 church" }, { "s": "homestead-commons", "t": "homestead", "rel": "located", "years": "2025 to present", "note": "16825 SW 304th Street" }, { "s": "alta-developers", "t": "princeton-commons", "rel": "developed", "years": "2025 to present", "note": "first phase started October 2025 with a $60 million loan" }, { "s": "princeton-commons", "t": "princeton", "rel": "located", "years": "2025 to present", "note": "24550 SW 127th Avenue" }, { "s": "atlantic-pacific", "t": "st-martin-de-porres-residences", "rel": "developed", "years": "2025 to present", "note": "600 units planned on church land" }, { "s": "archdiocese-of-miami", "t": "st-martin-de-porres-residences", "rel": "developed", "years": "2025 to present", "note": "landowner and co developer" }, { "s": "atlantic-pacific", "t": "archdiocese-of-miami", "rel": "partner", "years": "2025", "note": "joint plan for St. Martin de Porres Residences" }, { "s": "st-martin-de-porres-residences", "t": "leisure-city", "rel": "located", "years": "2025 to present", "note": "28520 SW 148th Avenue" }, { "s": "vestcor", "t": "ambar-station", "rel": "developed", "years": "2025 to present", "note": "576 units under construction" }, { "s": "miami-dade-county", "t": "ambar-station", "rel": "funded", "years": "2025", "note": "$128 million from the county Housing Finance Authority" }, { "s": "ambar-station", "t": "naranja", "rel": "located", "years": "2025 to present", "note": "27742 and 27860 South Dixie Highway" }, { "s": "ambar-station", "t": "us1", "rel": "connects", "years": "2025 to present", "note": "fronts South Dixie Highway" }, { "s": "ambar-station", "t": "transitway", "rel": "connects", "years": "2025", "note": "transit oriented project on the corridor" }, { "s": "mg-developer", "t": "mg-developer-248th", "rel": "developed", "years": "2023 to present", "note": "12 story, 279 unit plan filed with the county" }, { "s": "mg-developer-248th", "t": "princeton", "rel": "located", "years": "2023 to present", "note": "13400 SW 248th Street" }, { "s": "beacon-hill-developer", "t": "beacon-at-princeton-hill", "rel": "developed", "years": "2024 to present", "note": "112 Live Local Act units under construction 2025" }, { "s": "coastland-residential", "t": "beacon-at-princeton-hill", "rel": "developed", "years": "2025", "note": "Coastland Construction is general contractor" }, { "s": "beacon-at-princeton-hill", "t": "princeton", "rel": "located", "years": "2024 to present", "note": "23815 South Dixie Highway" }, { "s": "beacon-at-princeton-hill", "t": "us1", "rel": "connects", "years": "2024 to present", "note": "fronts South Dixie Highway" }, { "s": "monceau-realty", "t": "bloch-naranja-estates", "rel": "developed", "years": "2021 to present", "note": "site bought 2021, plans 2023 and 2025" }, { "s": "bloch-naranja-estates", "t": "naranja", "rel": "located", "years": "2021 to present", "note": "26710 SW 144th Avenue" }, { "s": "arbors-at-leisure", "t": "leisure-city", "rel": "located", "years": "2025 to present", "note": "28400 South Dixie Highway" }, { "s": "arbors-at-leisure", "t": "us1", "rel": "connects", "years": "2025 to present", "note": "fronts South Dixie Highway" }, { "s": "paxton-development-group", "t": "legacy-park-princeton", "rel": "developed", "years": "2019 to present", "note": "affiliate 248th Street Properties files three versions" }, { "s": "legacy-park-princeton", "t": "princeton", "rel": "located", "years": "2019 to present", "note": "13850 SW 248th Street" }, { "s": "rtz", "t": "legacy-park-princeton", "rel": "influence", "years": "2024", "note": "Rapid Transit Zone rules let the plan rise from 144 to 230 units" }, { "s": "rtz", "t": "san-sebastian-luxury-homes", "rel": "influence", "years": "2024", "note": "new Rapid Transit Zone rules enable the 80 unit filing" }, { "s": "b2r-builders", "t": "san-sebastian-luxury-homes", "rel": "developed", "years": "2020 to present", "note": "site bought 2020, pre application 2024" }, { "s": "san-sebastian-luxury-homes", "t": "goulds", "rel": "located", "years": "2020 to present", "note": "23220 SW 124th Avenue" }, { "s": "amc-development-group", "t": "amc-park-apartments", "rel": "developed", "years": "2022 to present", "note": "248 unit revised plan December 2023" }, { "s": "amc-park-apartments", "t": "goulds", "rel": "located", "years": "2022 to present", "note": "12501 SW 236th Street" }, { "s": "miami-dade-county", "t": "hideaways-by-the-bay", "rel": "developed", "years": "2025 to present", "note": "county converts a closed La Quinta Inn" }, { "s": "homeless-trust", "t": "hideaways-by-the-bay", "rel": "developed", "years": "2025 to present", "note": "Homeless Trust is the intended operator" }, { "s": "hideaways-by-the-bay", "t": "cutler-bay", "rel": "located", "years": "2025 to present", "note": "10821 Caribbean Boulevard" }, { "s": "belle-apartments-perrine", "t": "perrine", "rel": "located", "years": "2024 to present", "note": "18222 and 18234 Homestead Avenue" }, { "s": "belle-apartments-perrine", "t": "transitway", "rel": "connects", "years": "2024", "note": "filing seeks a 37 percent parking cut for transit proximity" }, { "s": "i3-interests", "t": "palmetto-bay-downtown-p3", "rel": "developed", "years": "2018 to 2019", "note": "unsolicited $72 million proposal, withdrawn 7 October 2019" }, { "s": "nai-miami", "t": "palmetto-bay-downtown-p3", "rel": "developed", "years": "2019 to 2021", "note": "$14 million garage and senior housing plan chosen 4 November 2019" }, { "s": "palmetto-bay-downtown-p3", "t": "palmetto-bay-village-hall", "rel": "planned", "years": "2018 to 2019", "note": "plan centres on the 2.6 acre Village Hall site at 9705 East Hibiscus Street" }, { "s": "palmetto-bay-downtown-p3", "t": "palmetto-bay", "rel": "located", "years": "2018 to 2021", "note": "about 4.6 acres along US 1" }, { "s": "palmetto-bay-duv", "t": "palmetto-bay-downtown-p3", "rel": "influence", "years": "2018", "note": "the partnership is the village's vehicle for its downtown urban village" }, { "s": "palmetto-bay-village-center-redevelopment", "t": "bk-headquarters", "rel": "precursor", "years": "2025", "note": "towers approved for the former Burger King campus on Old Cutler Road" }, { "s": "palmetto-bay-village-center-redevelopment", "t": "palmetto-bay", "rel": "located", "years": "2025 to present", "note": "Old Cutler Road" }, { "s": "coastland-residential", "t": "the-addison-palmetto-bay", "rel": "developed", "years": "2024", "note": "83 rental units started January 2024" }, { "s": "the-addison-palmetto-bay", "t": "palmetto-bay", "rel": "located", "years": "2024 to present", "note": "18185 SW 98th Avenue" }, { "s": "chapman-field-park", "t": "palmetto-bay", "rel": "located", "years": "1949 to present", "note": "13601 Old Cutler Road" }, { "s": "usda-chapman-field", "t": "chapman-field-park", "rel": "spawned", "years": "1949", "note": "county park created on surplus airfield land beside the 1923 USDA garden" }, { "s": "md-parks", "t": "chapman-field-park", "rel": "developed", "years": "1949 to present", "note": "county acquires 483 acres in 1949 and operates the park" }, { "s": "saga-bay", "t": "cutler-bay", "rel": "located", "years": "1972 to present", "note": "replatted from Tenalla Ocean Farms in 1972" }, { "s": "tenalla", "t": "saga-bay", "rel": "precursor", "years": "1972", "note": "Saga Bay replatted from part of the 1924 Tenalla Ocean Farms subdivision" }, { "s": "cutler-ridge-park", "t": "cutler-bay", "rel": "located", "years": "present", "note": "10100 SW 200th Street" }, { "s": "cutler-ridge", "t": "cutler-ridge-park", "rel": "spawned", "years": "1954", "note": "park serves the Cutler Ridge sections platted from 1954" }, { "s": "lakes-by-the-bay-park", "t": "cutler-bay", "rel": "located", "years": "present", "note": "8551 SW 216th Street" }, { "s": "lakes-by-the-bay", "t": "lakes-by-the-bay-park", "rel": "spawned", "years": "1983", "note": "Lakes by the Bay Section One dedicates 96 acres of open space in 1983" }, { "s": "bill-sadowski-park", "t": "palmetto-bay", "rel": "located", "years": "present", "note": "17555 SW 79th Avenue" }, { "s": "md-parks", "t": "bill-sadowski-park", "rel": "developed", "years": "present", "note": "county operated 30 acre preserve" }, { "s": "homestead-air-reserve-park", "t": "homestead-base", "rel": "located", "years": "present", "note": "212.7 acres on former base land" }, { "s": "md-parks", "t": "homestead-air-reserve-park", "rel": "developed", "years": "present", "note": "county operated park" }, { "s": "harb", "t": "homestead-air-reserve-park", "rel": "spawned", "years": "1990s", "note": "park land comes from surplus base acreage after the 1993 BRAC decision" }, { "s": "coral-reef-park", "t": "palmetto-bay", "rel": "located", "years": "present", "note": "7895 SW 152nd Street" }, { "s": "dade-county-farm-bureau", "t": "homestead", "rel": "located", "years": "1942 to present", "note": "office at 1850 Old Dixie Highway" }, { "s": "dade-county-farm-bureau", "t": "accursio-farms", "rel": "partner", "years": "present", "note": "Sam Accursio Jr. sits on the board" }, { "s": "farmworker-association-florida", "t": "homestead", "rel": "located", "years": "present", "note": "one of five Florida offices" }, { "s": "uf-ifas-extension-miami-dade", "t": "redland", "rel": "located", "years": "present", "note": "18710 SW 288th Street" }, { "s": "trec", "t": "uf-ifas-extension-miami-dade", "rel": "partner", "years": "present", "note": "extension office and research center are both UF IFAS units in the Redland" }, { "s": "mexican-american-council", "t": "homestead", "rel": "located", "years": "1985 to present", "note": "28300 SW 152nd Avenue" }, { "s": "mexican-american-council", "t": "mdc-homestead", "rel": "hosted", "years": "1985 to present", "note": "Farmworker Student Recognition Ceremony held at the college, 41st in 2025" }, { "s": "stone-crab-festival-homestead", "t": "homestead-sports-complex", "rel": "hosted", "years": "2019 to present", "note": "festival moves to the complex in January 2019" }, { "s": "stone-crab-festival-homestead", "t": "homestead", "rel": "located", "years": "2019 to present", "note": "1601 SE 28th Avenue" }, { "s": "palmetto-bay-farmers-market", "t": "coral-reef-park", "rel": "hosted", "years": "2024 to present", "note": "every Sunday from 6 October 2024" }, { "s": "palmetto-bay-farmers-market", "t": "palmetto-bay", "rel": "located", "years": "2024 to present", "note": "village and Metro Promotions market" }, { "s": "mangowood-santa-parade", "t": "palmetto-bay", "rel": "located", "years": "2010 to present", "note": "Mangowood neighbourhood entered at SW 152nd Street and 84th Court" }, { "s": "homestead-main-street", "t": "homestead-tree-lighting-parade", "rel": "hosted", "years": "2018 to present", "note": "Homestead Main Street organises the parade" }, { "s": "homestead-tree-lighting-parade", "t": "downtown-homestead", "rel": "hosted", "years": "2018 to present", "note": "parade runs through downtown Homestead" }, { "s": "cutler-bay-golf-cart-parade", "t": "cutler-ridge-park", "rel": "hosted", "years": "2023 to present", "note": "town holiday celebration held at the park" }, { "s": "homestead-eco-fair", "t": "losner-park", "rel": "hosted", "years": "2015", "note": "first annual fair at Losner Park in February 2015" }, { "s": "community-newspapers", "t": "palmetto-bay", "rel": "anchors", "years": "present", "note": "publishes the Palmetto Bay News every two weeks" }, { "s": "community-newspapers", "t": "cutler-bay", "rel": "anchors", "years": "present", "note": "publishes the Cutler Bay News" }, { "s": "community-newspapers", "t": "mexican-american-council", "rel": "influence", "years": "2024 to 2025", "note": "publisher Grant Miller covers the council's ceremonies and programmes" }, { "s": "wbay-palmetto-bay", "t": "palmetto-bay-village-hall", "rel": "hosted", "years": "2012 to present", "note": "channel carries council meetings from Village Hall" }, { "s": "pop-2010", "t": "pop-2015", "rel": "precursor", "years": "2010 to 2015", "note": "series" }, { "s": "pop-2015", "t": "pop-2019", "rel": "precursor", "years": "2015 to 2019", "note": "series" }, { "s": "pop-2019", "t": "pop-2020", "rel": "precursor", "years": "2019 to 2020", "note": "series" }, { "s": "pop-2020", "t": "pop-2021", "rel": "precursor", "years": "2020 to 2021", "note": "series" }, { "s": "pop-2021", "t": "pop-2022", "rel": "precursor", "years": "2021 to 2022", "note": "series" }, { "s": "pop-2022", "t": "pop-2023", "rel": "precursor", "years": "2022 to 2023", "note": "series" }, { "s": "pop-2023", "t": "pop-2024", "rel": "precursor", "years": "2023 to 2024", "note": "series" }, { "s": "us1", "t": "rmv", "rel": "connects", "years": "1987 to present", "note": "The market fronts US 1 at SW 244th Street" }, { "s": "st-sw244", "t": "rmv", "rel": "connects", "years": "2005 to present", "note": "The SW 244 St station and park and ride sit at the market's intersection" }, { "s": "andrew", "t": "homestead", "rel": "located", "years": "1992", "note": "Sits in Homestead by address or centroid" }, { "s": "krome-william", "t": "homestead", "rel": "located", "years": "1902", "note": "Sits in Homestead by address or centroid" }, { "s": "horne-wd", "t": "homestead", "rel": "located", "years": "1904", "note": "Sits in Homestead by address or centroid" }, { "s": "redland-hotel", "t": "homestead", "rel": "located", "years": "1904", "note": "Sits in Homestead by address or centroid" }, { "s": "tatum-russell", "t": "homestead", "rel": "located", "years": "1913", "note": "Sits in Homestead by address or centroid" }, { "s": "homestead-incorporation", "t": "homestead", "rel": "located", "years": "1913", "note": "Sits in Homestead by address or centroid" }, { "s": "homestead-town-hall", "t": "homestead", "rel": "located", "years": "1917", "note": "Sits in Homestead by address or centroid" }, { "s": "detroit-colony", "t": "florida-city", "rel": "located", "years": "1910", "note": "Sits in Florida City by address or centroid" }, { "s": "stiling-edward", "t": "florida-city", "rel": "located", "years": "1910", "note": "Sits in Florida City by address or centroid" }, { "s": "florida-city-incorporation", "t": "florida-city", "rel": "located", "years": "1914", "note": "Sits in Florida City by address or centroid" }, { "s": "sottile-james", "t": "florida-city", "rel": "located", "years": "1925", "note": "Sits in Florida City by address or centroid" }, { "s": "perrine-henry", "t": "perrine", "rel": "located", "years": "1838", "note": "Sits in Perrine by address or centroid" }, { "s": "perrine-grant", "t": "perrine", "rel": "located", "years": "1838", "note": "Sits in Perrine by address or centroid" }, { "s": "perrine-1948", "t": "perrine", "rel": "located", "years": "1948", "note": "Sits in Perrine by address or centroid" }, { "s": "addison-family", "t": "palmetto-bay", "rel": "located", "years": "1864", "note": "Sits in Palmetto Bay by address or centroid" }, { "s": "cutler-william", "t": "palmetto-bay", "rel": "located", "years": "1883", "note": "Sits in Palmetto Bay by address or centroid" }, { "s": "cutler-town", "t": "palmetto-bay", "rel": "located", "years": "1883", "note": "Sits in Palmetto Bay by address or centroid" }, { "s": "richmond-sh", "t": "palmetto-bay", "rel": "located", "years": "1896", "note": "Sits in Palmetto Bay by address or centroid" }, { "s": "deering-charles", "t": "palmetto-bay", "rel": "located", "years": "1916", "note": "Sits in Palmetto Bay by address or centroid" }, { "s": "peters-thomas", "t": "south-miami-heights", "rel": "located", "years": "1905", "note": "Sits in South Miami Heights by address or centroid" }, { "s": "gould-lyman", "t": "goulds", "rel": "located", "years": "1903", "note": "Sits in Goulds by address or centroid" }, { "s": "drake-gaston", "t": "princeton", "rel": "located", "years": "1905", "note": "Sits in Princeton by address or centroid" }, { "s": "drake-lumber", "t": "princeton", "rel": "located", "years": "1905", "note": "Sits in Princeton by address or centroid" }, { "s": "brinsell-john", "t": "redland", "rel": "located", "years": "1897", "note": "Sits in The Redland by address or centroid" }, { "s": "martin-frank", "t": "richmond-heights", "rel": "located", "years": "1949", "note": "Sits in Richmond Heights by address or centroid" }, { "s": "hurricane-1945", "t": "richmond-heights", "rel": "located", "years": "1945", "note": "Sits in Richmond Heights by address or centroid" }, { "s": "overseas-railroad", "t": "homestead", "rel": "located", "years": "1905", "note": "Sits in Homestead by address or centroid" }, { "s": "blumberg-david", "t": "cutler-bay", "rel": "located", "years": "1954", "note": "Sits in Cutler Bay by address or centroid" }, { "s": "cutler-ridge", "t": "cutler-bay", "rel": "located", "years": "1954", "note": "Sits in Cutler Bay by address or centroid" }, { "s": "cutler-bay-incorporation", "t": "cutler-bay", "rel": "located", "years": "2005", "note": "Sits in Cutler Bay by address or centroid" }, { "s": "cosgrove-john", "t": "cutler-bay", "rel": "located", "years": "2006", "note": "Sits in Cutler Bay by address or centroid" }, { "s": "meerbott-tim", "t": "cutler-bay", "rel": "located", "years": "2006", "note": "Sits in Cutler Bay by address or centroid" }, { "s": "palmetto-bay-incorporation", "t": "palmetto-bay", "rel": "located", "years": "2002", "note": "Sits in Palmetto Bay by address or centroid" }, { "s": "flinn-eugene", "t": "palmetto-bay", "rel": "located", "years": "2002", "note": "Sits in Palmetto Bay by address or centroid" }, { "s": "bell-lynda", "t": "homestead", "rel": "located", "years": "2014", "note": "Sits in Homestead by address or centroid" }, { "s": "mcghee-kionne", "t": "richmond-heights", "rel": "located", "years": "2020", "note": "Sits in Richmond Heights by address or centroid" }, { "s": "brac-1993", "t": "homestead-base", "rel": "located", "years": "1993", "note": "Sits in Homestead Base by address or centroid" }, { "s": "mdc-homestead", "t": "homestead", "rel": "located", "years": "1990", "note": "Sits in Homestead by address or centroid" }, { "s": "brooks-tropicals", "t": "homestead", "rel": "located", "years": "1928", "note": "Sits in Homestead by address or centroid" }, { "s": "homestead-station", "t": "homestead", "rel": "located", "years": "2019", "note": "Sits in Homestead by address or centroid" }, { "s": "axiom-construction", "t": "homestead", "rel": "located", "years": "2018", "note": "Sits in Homestead by address or centroid" }, { "s": "seminole-theatre", "t": "homestead", "rel": "located", "years": "1921", "note": "Sits in Homestead by address or centroid" }, { "s": "adrian-homes", "t": "homestead", "rel": "located", "years": "2021", "note": "Sits in Homestead by address or centroid" }, { "s": "showbiz-cinemas-homestead", "t": "homestead", "rel": "located", "years": "2019", "note": "Sits in Homestead by address or centroid" }, { "s": "st-sw136", "t": "palmetto-bay", "rel": "located", "years": "2025", "note": "Sits in Palmetto Bay by address or centroid" }, { "s": "st-sw152", "t": "palmetto-bay", "rel": "located", "years": "2025", "note": "Sits in Palmetto Bay by address or centroid" }, { "s": "st-sw168", "t": "west-perrine", "rel": "located", "years": "2025", "note": "Sits in West Perrine by address or centroid" }, { "s": "st-sw184", "t": "cutler-bay", "rel": "located", "years": "2025", "note": "Sits in Cutler Bay by address or centroid" }, { "s": "st-marlin", "t": "cutler-bay", "rel": "located", "years": "2025", "note": "Sits in Cutler Bay by address or centroid" }, { "s": "st-sw200", "t": "cutler-bay", "rel": "located", "years": "2025", "note": "Sits in Cutler Bay by address or centroid" }, { "s": "st-sw112ave", "t": "goulds", "rel": "located", "years": "2025", "note": "Sits in Goulds by address or centroid" }, { "s": "st-sw244", "t": "princeton", "rel": "located", "years": "2025", "note": "Sits in Princeton by address or centroid" }, { "s": "st-sw264", "t": "naranja", "rel": "located", "years": "2025", "note": "Sits in Naranja by address or centroid" }, { "s": "st-sw296", "t": "leisure-city", "rel": "located", "years": "2025", "note": "Sits in Leisure City by address or centroid" }, { "s": "st-sw312", "t": "homestead", "rel": "located", "years": "2025", "note": "Sits in Homestead by address or centroid" }, { "s": "st-civic", "t": "homestead", "rel": "located", "years": "2025", "note": "Sits in Homestead by address or centroid" }, { "s": "st-krome", "t": "florida-city", "rel": "located", "years": "2025", "note": "Sits in Florida City by address or centroid" }, { "s": "st-sw344", "t": "florida-city", "rel": "located", "years": "2007", "note": "Sits in Florida City by address or centroid" }, { "s": "sw168-garage", "t": "west-perrine", "rel": "located", "years": "2024", "note": "Sits in West Perrine by address or centroid" }, { "s": "homestead-trolley", "t": "homestead", "rel": "located", "years": "2010", "note": "Sits in Homestead by address or centroid" }, { "s": "parks-trolley", "t": "homestead", "rel": "located", "years": "2014", "note": "Sits in Homestead by address or centroid" }, { "s": "cutler-bay-circulator", "t": "cutler-bay", "rel": "located", "years": "2012", "note": "Sits in Cutler Bay by address or centroid" }, { "s": "go-connect", "t": "cutler-bay", "rel": "located", "years": "2020", "note": "Sits in Cutler Bay by address or centroid" }, { "s": "ibus", "t": "palmetto-bay", "rel": "located", "years": "2006", "note": "Sits in Palmetto Bay by address or centroid" }, { "s": "krome", "t": "redland", "rel": "located", "years": "1945", "note": "Sits in The Redland by address or centroid" }, { "s": "krome-widening", "t": "redland", "rel": "located", "years": "2015", "note": "Sits in The Redland by address or centroid" }, { "s": "krome-truck-bypass", "t": "homestead", "rel": "located", "years": "2020", "note": "Sits in Homestead by address or centroid" }, { "s": "card-sound-road", "t": "florida-city", "rel": "located", "years": "1928", "note": "Sits in Florida City by address or centroid" }, { "s": "palm-drive", "t": "florida-city", "rel": "located", "years": "2007", "note": "Sits in Florida City by address or centroid" }, { "s": "campbell-drive", "t": "homestead", "rel": "located", "years": "1973", "note": "Sits in Homestead by address or centroid" }, { "s": "old-cutler-road", "t": "cutler-bay", "rel": "located", "years": "1895", "note": "Sits in Cutler Bay by address or centroid" }, { "s": "coral-reef-drive", "t": "palmetto-bay", "rel": "located", "years": "1983", "note": "Sits in Palmetto Bay by address or centroid" }, { "s": "moehling-robert", "t": "florida-city", "rel": "located", "years": "1959", "note": "Sits in Florida City by address or centroid" }, { "s": "burr-charles", "t": "goulds", "rel": "located", "years": "1916", "note": "Sits in Goulds by address or centroid" }, { "s": "cauley-william", "t": "goulds", "rel": "located", "years": "1903", "note": "Sits in Goulds by address or centroid" }, { "s": "heinlein-mary", "t": "redland", "rel": "located", "years": "1944", "note": "Sits in The Redland by address or centroid" }, { "s": "bird-preston", "t": "redland", "rel": "located", "years": "1944", "note": "Sits in The Redland by address or centroid" }, { "s": "leedskalnin-edward", "t": "leisure-city", "rel": "located", "years": "1923", "note": "Sits in Leisure City by address or centroid" }, { "s": "dumond-joseph", "t": "redland", "rel": "located", "years": "1933", "note": "Sits in The Redland by address or centroid" }, { "s": "costa-jose", "t": "goulds", "rel": "located", "years": "1961", "note": "Sits in Goulds by address or centroid" }, { "s": "burr-robert-adams", "t": "redland", "rel": "located", "years": "1994", "note": "Sits in The Redland by address or centroid" }, { "s": "demilly-doc", "t": "homestead", "rel": "located", "years": "1952", "note": "Sits in Homestead by address or centroid" }, { "s": "seminole-theatre-group", "t": 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