Plans show seven residential buildings, along with a clubhouse and a leasing center.
The property, which is zoned Employment Centers (EC-1), does not permit residential development.
However, under the Live Local Act, which was passed in 2023, apartment projects that set aside at least 40% of units as affordable for a minimum of 30 years must generally be allowed on land zoned for commercial, industrial, or mixed use, even if housing would not otherwise be permitted there.
The law is part of a comprehensive, statewide housing strategy to increase the number of affordable and workforce housing within the state of Florida.
According to the submitted application, Greystar is planning to build the project in three phases.
The first phase will focus on site infrastructure, including wetland preservation, floodplain considerations, and the installation of a stormwater management system.
The apartment community is planned for the second phase, followed by the industrial park in the third phase.