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The Real Deal | How can Miami cope with two extra feet of water by 2060 ULI experts weigh in
Friday, June 07, 2019UPDATED, June 8, 12:50 p.m.: To cope with rising seas, Miami may have to update zoning and building codes, increase seawall heights, re-write the city’s master plan for downtown with resilience in mind and maybe even transform the FEC slip into a living shoreline pilot project.
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