Miami-Dade proposes donating land to build affordable housing

By the numbers: The proposal, scheduled for a vote today, would have the county sell 26 government-owned properties in Commission District 2 at just $10 apiece.

• The most expensive property on the list is a 9,130-square-foot vacant lot valued at just under $193,000.
• The resolution, sponsored by District 2 Commissioner Marleine Bastien, says the properties have been "long vacant."

How it works: As part of the county's Infill Housing Program, the properties would only be sold or rented to households with incomes under 120% of the area's median income.

• If the land is not developed within two years, it can revert back to the county.
• The county has given away hundreds of surplus lots as part of the program.