RealShare Apartments East comes to the Hyatt Regency in Miami, FL, on February 26.
MIAMI—Ground water is all but disappearing in Florida, with reclaimed water becoming the norm for new development and construction. What's being done about it?
Earlier this morning, we offered up thoughts from Howard Nelson, environmental attorney with Florida-based Bilzin Sumberg, on the challenge to developers. In part one of this exclusive interview, we asked Nelson to give us insights into alternative water sources that can help developers overcome these challenges as Florida enters its next construction cycle.
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