Stories with 'little haiti' tag

What are your questions about Miami’s Little Haiti neighborhood?

Got questions about Miami’s Little Haiti neighborhood? Submit them and we’ll dig for the answers.

/ May 7, 2019


50,000 Haitians will get to stay in the U.S. – but for only six more months

More than 50,000 Haitians are in the U.S. under Temporary Protected Status, an immigration designation that lets them work and live in the U.S. until Haiti is deemed safe to return.

/ May 23, 2017


Is climate change gentrification really happening in Miami?

Homebuyers are beginning to look for higher ground. Much of it is in low-income neighborhoods like Little Haiti and Liberty City.

/ May 17, 2017


Little Haiti ‘will probably end up looking like another Midtown’

But if developers think about what makes this neighborhood special, maybe some of what’s special about Little Haiti can be preserved.

/ January 30, 2017


Little Haiti’s on the cusp of a boom. These are the people shaping it.

Residents, property owners, and developers sat in a room in the Little Haiti Cultural Center and something amazing happened. They actually listened to each other.

/ January 17, 2017


Let’s not make Wynwood’s mistakes in Little Haiti

Developers and property owners are already beginning to ignore the voices of the community. But it’s not too late yet.

/ January 16, 2017


Little Haiti scored a big win this year — it finally exists

The official designation gives the Haitian community a stronger claim to the neighborhood as it faces the possibility of being priced out.

/ December 21, 2016


Does Little Haiti actually hate Clinton?

Not quite. But they don’t love her either.

/ October 20, 2016


If Miami neighborhoods went through the Sorting Hat

We asked you to sort Miami neighborhoods into houses. Blimey, your suggestions were brilliant.

/ July 28, 2016


City of Miami gives Little Haiti a win during a tough time

The City of Miami has officially designated Little Haiti, a win for a neighborhood that is fighting hard to stymie gentrification and whitewashing.

/ May 27, 2016