The Miami-Dade County Board of County Commissioners meeting on June 26, 2025, focused on critical discussions regarding the Comprehensive Development Master Plan and zoning regulations. A significant point raised was the urgent need for affordable housing in the county, as the supply of land for single-family homes is nearly exhausted.

Graham Penn, representing the Builders Association, emphasized the dire situation, stating that Miami-Dade County ranks among the least affordable areas in the United States. He argued that adhering to the current recommendations for land use ratios would exacerbate the housing crisis. Penn advocated for a 1 to 1 land use ratio, suggesting that higher requirements would hinder new housing developments by forcing builders to allocate land for non-residential uses, even when there is no demand.

The meeting concluded with no additional public comments, and the public hearing was officially closed. The discussions highlighted the pressing need for effective zoning solutions to address the county's housing challenges.