More than 400 downtown Sarasota apartments advance toward approval

Three projects totaling 435 units, 48 priced affordable and attainable, receive partial sign-off from the city's Development Review Committee.

An architectural rendering of The High Line planned for 32 N. Osprey Ave. between Main Street and Fruitville Road.
An architectural rendering of The High Line planned for 32 N. Osprey Ave. between Main Street and Fruitville Road.
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Three multifamily developments in Sarasota that include affordable and attainable housing units have received partial sign-off from the city’s Development Review Committee.

As projects within the downtown zone districts, none require approval by the City Commission — although two seek adjustments from the director of development services, with one also requiring a Planning Board adjustment.

 

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