Little Havana Pedestrian Priority Zone 3: Riverside / Jose Marti Park Exciting progress is underway in Little Havana! The new low-impact street design  at the entrance to Jose Marti Park  is transforming the area into a greener, cooler, and more walkable community space. The project introduces native landscaping, rain gardens, and shaded walkways  that not only enhance the park’s entrance but also improve stormwater management and reduce extreme heat. Wider, pervious sidewalk

Colab Attends 2025 Florida Redevelopment Association (FRA) Conference in West Palm Beach Colab joined board members from the NW 79th Street CRA and NW 7th Avenue CRA at this year’s FRA Conference to explore innovative strategies in community redevelopment. Key insights included the importance of communicating data through clear, actionable findings rather than large datasets; designing more walkable streets through road diets, ground-floor activation, and shaded, pedestrian-f

Yesterday, the City of Miami launched its first PPZ project along SW 2nd Street and SW 11th Avenue, directly in front of Riverside...

On August 29, the NW 79th Street Board held a three-hour retreat to review progress from the past year and set priorities for the year...

On July 23rd, the NW 7th Avenue CRA Board officially approved a bold new five-year action plan that will guide real change along the...

On April 22, 2025 the Broward MPO unveiled the Connected Communities Vision Kit for Central Broward. This represents a year long effort...