The short answer is yes, a housing development project under the Live Local Act (LLA) can include owner-occupied apartments and
The Live Local Act (LLA) aims to increase the workforce housing supply in Florida by modifying local building codes and
The passing of Florida Senate Bill 328 in early 2024 amends many provisions of the Live Local Act (LLA) and
Florida’s Live Local Act (LLA) aims to maximize the development potential of mixed-income housing projects so more people can live
One of the primary goals of Florida’s Live Local Act (LLA) is to ensure that people can live where they
On February 28, 2024, the Florida Legislature passed Senate Bill 328 and the governor signed the bill into law on
Medical spas are in no way exempt from Florida building code requirements for commercial properties, but, despite occupying the medical
The electrical and ventilation needs of medical spas are different than other types of retail and commercial buildings due to
Medical facilities are known for being rather sterile environments with bright white lights and shiny floors. While perhaps practical, these
Office buildings in Miami fall into one of three general categories – Class A, Class B or Class C. This
Miami sits on the edge of paradise with miles upon miles of sandy beaches and perfectly blue waters. Unfortunately, for
Hurricanes in Florida are damaging and destructive, but let’s not forget that it’s the storm’s aftermath that can really wreak
Florida building codes are among the most stringent in the nation, and for good reason. Our buildings need to be
Construction in Florida never stops, but some events can stall or slow progress. A hurricane? Yep, that’s one of them.
Restaurant buildouts are among the most complex construction projects. There are countless behind-the-scenes (or, in the case of construction, behind-the-walls)
Food brings people together, and to woo patrons to gather at a table behind your doors, you need a strong
Pre-construction planning is a critical phase in any restaurant construction project. Taking the time to assess existing conditions, undergo feasibility
The kitchen is the heart and soul of any restaurant, but the part that beats the loudest is the hood
Opening a restaurant is not as easy as ready, set, go – but if you’re a landlord, you can help
Depending on the type of restaurant you operate, commercial kitchens can generate significant heat and smoke while cooking. An effective