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Don't get me wrong fella, I love Miami and its people but the towers look very plan and understated and they all look the same, so I'm sorry I'm not impressed, mate the developers needs to do better with thinking outside the box with their designs and height and shape of the new buildings. @@urbaninternational
I just visited Miami for the first time and I walked away super impressed with the city. It was even better than I thought it would be. With all the upcoming additions it’s going to be even more amazing.
I live across the street from the world center. Really is amazing to see what Miami has become over the last few years. Also worth noting how many locals hate it , it will be a city of transplants within a few years. It’s already mostly the case if you live downtown or brickell.
Miami has been for decades a city of transplants from all over the world and all over the country. It’s really hard to find many people who are actually from Miami, born and bred as the expression goes. I grew up in Miami, I lived in Miami for over 30+ years, I called Miami my home but I wasn’t really “from” Miami. Wasn’t born there, I was 3 years old when we moved there. So I guess that’s sort of close to being from Miami? In any case I don’t live there any more, moved away almost 20 years ago.
It already is a city of transplants. Immigrant transplants. Cubans aren't native to FL or Miami. They are from Cuba! So what natives are you talking about? Black and White Americans???
Let me correct two things, Miami Central Station is already open and has been open since 2018, Brightline already serves Fort Lauderdale and West Palm, Orlando is coming early next year. The Heat play at FTX Arena, not the American Airlines Arena, FTX bought the naming rights in March of 2021.
Wow this is incredible! I used to work in Downtown when the Paramount tower was being built and always wonder what it would look like. And now seeing all the potential in the area is incredible. I can’t wait to experience it
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That's an awesome recommendation thank you! I've gotten behind on editing but have several vids planned, and I'm gonna look into some of this going on in Mexico it wasn't on my radar!
First NYC than Chicago now Miami. Nice to see these iconic world class cities are building affordable housing for average people. These places are great if you are wealthy , not really for anyone else but to have a drink in a way overpriced bar.
@locks4 yhea your house value increases so does your property taxes and insurance middle class people will have no choice and sell their houses and go live somewhere else cheaper
@Rob Sullivan vote republican or democrat we will keep being poor. The billioners that rule the world will make sure that the poor stay poor. Mest up sistem, wake up mr.Sullivan.
My city, Edmonton, did this as well with Ice District. New rink for the Oilers, tallest building west of Toronto, and a couple other half empty towers.😏
I hope they take into account the inevitable reality that sooner or later Miami will be directly hit by a major category 4 or 5 storm and I don't hear much on how well these buildings are constructed to deal with a category 4-5 hurricane.
Since Hurricane Andrew, Miami-Dade has some of the strongest building codes in the country, besides back in the 1920s The Great Miami Hurricane flattened the city and we came back from that.
@@Distress. Many buildings have not fared well in the much weaker storms that have grazed the Miami area since Hurricane Andrew. Given that, I wouldn’t put much faith in those codes when they finally are put to the test with a direct hit by another category 4 or 5 storm. Not to mention Miami was actually spared a direct hit, the bulk of the damage was down by Homestead towards the southern end of Dade county. Which means all the buildings that were already there prior to Hurricane Andrew are still there with the same codes they were built with 40, 50, 60+ years ago. Fortunately most of those older constructions were built stronger than the current codes but that hasn’t saved similar constructions with direct hits in other areas of the state, they have just fared slightly better than newer construction.
@@rimskyrichard8651 oh I agree. I spent 3 months during the pandemic in brickell. One of the biggest problems, Miami was never supposed to be home to this many people- traffic was BEYOND awful. Public transportation would be amazing!
I can tell you most of these projects. Were in the works since 2008 as someone who worked in the industry. Sadly in 2008 i had to leave priced out. And market crash. If you didnt own a home by then it was tough. As most homes are 500k now even in lower income areas. But what was said in developrs was they wanted miami to be for rich condos apts. If you walked through the steets of nyc on every corner were banners of building advertising for miami. Now if they really want to invest they might want to start building in Hialeah lol. As it's the highest elevation in the area. Lol.
The problem with HY is that it’s too far from the action. It’s Not easy to get to. And the crime rate has hurt it also. It’s unfortunate because it’s a great concept.
Best city in the United States! And it hasn’t even really started yet…but I am starting to notice all the development. Exciting time to be in Miami. I love living here!
Floridians are out of there mind. Miami is no place to build a metropolis. Florida is in hurricane alley, and even a Category 1 or 2 could cause massive damage. Miami is better suited to be a vacation hub, a resort, and a getaway. Building hotels there make more sense, but not office buildings or permanent residence.
@@jeanpaulmondesir5323 There was a huge issue last year about the surfside towers collapsing in Miami and it was mainly caused by it being against codes for quite some time. We also had the FIU bridge collapse on us, ironically the day after an engineer visited it and said that it was against code. "Esta contra el codigo" is a really common phrase here from engineers who live here, infrastructure here is fucked. Source: I am an engineer living with another engineer who makes money off of this
Not accurate. you are mixing completed with proposed and under construction. Everywhere I look I see that Toronto has 31-34 currently under construction. Miami has 21 under construction.
@@jeanpaulmondesir5323 Toronto has 239 highrises (above 12 stoeys) under construction right now, of those 38 are above 150m and are considered skyscrapers. Regarding proposals Toronto has 633 highrises. I would give you the link to this data but youtube wouldn't allow it in the comments.
Well, not they're NOT.. Miami is so corrupt that all inspectors sell their souls to the devil and give those permits without any serious analysis. Those two SLS buildings in Brickell are very, very, very poorly built.
@@urbaninternational Toronto has 239 highrises under construction right now including 3 supertalls with another 2 supertalls about to start construction. Miami for comparison has 9 highrises under construction
@@urbaninternational Or you could talk about North America's fastest growing residential neighborhood located in midtown Toronto @ Yonge & Eglinton. Included in this is nearly a half dozen new 200m+ towers, the 4 years overdue opening of a brand new LRT system & the long planned redevelopment of the Canada Square site. Remember this isn't Downtown or Uptown Suburbia Toronto, this is what is happening in the middle of a residential neighborhood. We all wonder why you Urban Planning channels ignore the one major city in North America that is still growing at an exceptional rate. NYC, LA, Chi & Philly are all dead cities in comparison as more people are moving out of those places than into them.
Cool video and absolutely amazing condo buildings being built in Miami. I was down there to shoot a video today about the condo that collapsed and the other one that owners had to get out of last week. I will agree, the traffic on Collins Avenue was crappy going there and coming home.
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@@edwardmiessner6502 As a longtime Miami resident this is definitely tru.e There is no major public transport system other than a few select corridors (not to mention the environmental issues). Miami may look like a world level city on the surface level but it remains that of a glorified resort city because it lacks the foundational elements of a great city.
I thought the Hines office tower was under construction at n.e. 10 st. next to Paramount! If it's not Hines, then what is being built there? (Great video)! Thanks
Hines is listed on the website for worldcenter, but a few people in the comments have pointed out some changes that have been made that aren't shown on the website, so I'm not sure if that's still accurate, and if so, I don't know if the name is still Hines
Hey guys, it's me, Hurricane Andrew. Don't forget about what I did to you all 30 years ago. And then your government helped create a real estate boom in hopes to bring in more tourism dollars. It was a great success and look at how wonderfully developed Ft. Myers became shortly after! Pretty impressive, huh? (enter in Hurricane Ian)...hold my beer 💨
once it benefits USA, I am very happy. I think every state should invest in their city to make it a major destination for everyone to visit! Well done Miami
100% agree. Miami did 8ts THANG in the past few years for its city. As it should. But . . EVERYWHERE else needs to follow. You shouldn't have a nation of ppl flocking to one city at a time that start to shine. They should make ALL cities destination spots. Different focuses and different things.
@@urbaninternational austin and houston, la needs a major change, honestly i believe every rural city i the usa should also include this in their budget. It will increase tourism to the USA by 300%
The mall at the World Trade Center will have a Macy's and Bloomingdales right in downtown Miami.Plus luxury stores like Fendi, Hermes, Ferragamo, Versace,etc right there This will hurt Bal Harbor a lot .
Hudson Yards has been an absolute failure and waste of money here in New York. A cautionary tale. Take care of your present residents before you attempt to lure wealthier transplants
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Wow Miamians really pressed. I love it here man, top 3 weather, beautiful girls, gorgeous skyline, so much to do. I will say it was the best bang for buck city in the US before Covid, it kinda hurts my heart to see the rents but keep in this this is a real estate bubbles rates are hiked thru the roof it will pop and there are options for cheaper rent you don’t have to live right downtown in these exclusive buildings. Also fix the traffic
It's not going to pop. Miami is land locked. There is no place to expand to except south and that already has seen extreme growth. Don't get confused with other areas that have plenty vacant land to expand on.
@@sammy32112 We all know this but I am talking about other places. NYC has the same problem. The big thing that hurts people in these cities is market speculation. There is no limit to how much housing you can own in these places. 75% of NYC housing is empty because it's an investment instead of actually being used. This is where S. Korea and some other countries excel at. Very strict law limiting housing ownership in urban areas. We need that in both Miami and NYC but will never see it obviously.
They're obviously not being required to have a % of rentals that are for low income, disabled, etc! Miami claims they can't keep up with building enough "affordable" housing but they don't require these mega projects to have a set % of units for the low once residents, like many other major cities require! No low income units...no permits period! It would help ALL residents of Miami...NOT JUST THE ELITE!!!
Fair arguments. Do you think lack of affordable housing is the biggest problem in worldcenter? Asking b/c some other comments have raised big points similar
"pandemic-ready skyscraper" - sounds like a total gimmick but if it will have all those lights running up and down it, it will be a cool addition to the skyline of the city. Also, all of this is predicated on public safety of downtown Miami, which isn't great, tbh. Who wants luxury condos if violent crime is happening on street level and who will visit luxury shops if they are smashed and grabbed by mobs? Miami's government needs to address it first.
@@urbaninternational You are welcome. It is always nice knowing how some the different cities are just building these new community projects. Wow, interesting!!😉
The idea that all of that is going to happen is mind-boggling because it's already over developed I'm guessing living on the 60th floor when the next hurricane comes through I don't have to worry about it right? The infrastructure in Fort Lauderdale, where I live is horrible I'm assuming Miami's infrastructure is going to be improved dramatically because they already have massive issues with flooding in the streets when it rains. I know one complex that was going up next to a client's condo was so flooded during construction they didn't know if it was going to be able to be fixed they're on the bay. $3,000 a month for a studio apartment is absolutely outrageous Who can afford to live there You even said in your discription ouch give me a break It sounds great on paper but I don't know how it's going to be pulled off with out some hiccups Just saying you know saying.
Cost of living! Cost of living! Cost of living! All of this will cause the cost of living in miami to go up which already has gone up because of covid. We all know that residents from NY and CA moved to Miami and caused the cost of living to go up. Yes these developments are beautiful but Miamians will be priced out of Miami. I would like to know what does the city plan on doing to help those that will be impacted by these developments in a negative way.
Very good point. Costs going up, and a few people even in these comments have said how their rent increase almost just doubled during lease renewal season! Crazy!
This is all so interesting to me because that area floods just with a mini thunderstorm, we have yet to see the disaster from a real hard hit tropical storm to that area. I would not invest there because it’s not a matter if it could all be destroyed its a fact and it’s a ticking time bomb
@@urbaninternational I do, and it sometimes gets to become like a swimming pool with just a day of rain. It takes forever to drain and the city has to put pumps up to dry the streets.
@@shalonsmith3653 Except Toronto & Miami are somewhat comparable size wise, NYC is effectively a city state within the USA as it is home too two thirds of the Canadian population & more people than the majority of US States. Although Toronto has been building more skyscrapers than New York for nearly a decade now. So what was your point again?
@@adellis24 Toronto skyline can fit inside of NYC skyline Period it’s too small it can build another decade and it still will be to small. What was your point to throw toronto into the mix this video has nothing to do with Canada.
Lets of international money coming in....i hope that the native miamians capitalize on the incoming wealth by realizing that they have creative ideas and gifts that can bless the economy....prosperity awaits!
Miami needs to make better use of its waterways for transit : ferry from downtown Miami to South Beach;fery from Coconut Grove to downtown Miami;Miami River transit from downtown Miami to Miami airport .Miami having so much water around it;does not use its waterways for public transit
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I didn’t even notice until the end lmfao
Don't get me wrong fella, I love Miami and its people but the towers look very plan and understated and they all look the same, so I'm sorry I'm not impressed, mate the developers needs to do better with thinking outside the box with their designs and height and shape of the new buildings. @@urbaninternational
@@urbaninternational What about Mercedes Benz Place?
@@bodyloverz30 is Mercedes Place in Miami?
I just visited Miami for the first time and I walked away super impressed with the city. It was even better than I thought it would be. With all the upcoming additions it’s going to be even more amazing.
I live across the street from the world center. Really is amazing to see what Miami has become over the last few years. Also worth noting how many locals hate it , it will be a city of transplants within a few years. It’s already mostly the case if you live downtown or brickell.
Thats right! Everybody, fr9m everywhere . . . On TOP of it already being an "International " hub and even an immigration hub.
Miami has been for decades a city of transplants from all over the world and all over the country. It’s really hard to find many people who are actually from Miami, born and bred as the expression goes. I grew up in Miami, I lived in Miami for over 30+ years, I called Miami my home but I wasn’t really “from” Miami. Wasn’t born there, I was 3 years old when we moved there. So I guess that’s sort of close to being from Miami? In any case I don’t live there any more, moved away almost 20 years ago.
True. Lots of people seem to agree in the comments on this and same for Waldorf
It already is a city of transplants. Immigrant transplants. Cubans aren't native to FL or Miami. They are from Cuba! So what natives are you talking about? Black and White Americans???
plenty of us are form Miami and we HATE the rising cost of living because of all this BS @@jean-claudelol563
Let me correct two things, Miami Central Station is already open and has been open since 2018, Brightline already serves Fort Lauderdale and West Palm, Orlando is coming early next year. The Heat play at FTX Arena, not the American Airlines Arena, FTX bought the naming rights in March of 2021.
And ftx was jus bought out by binance 😂
Yea I live above the bright line. He’s like 20 years behind lmao
@@sammy32112 lmfao 🤣. Even Binance said "we are not touching that thing"
It won't be called the FTX Arena for long.
@@thefedhatesu9246 spoke too soon on that 😂
Can't talk about Miami's growth without talking about the thousands of displaced Miamians being forced out of the city.
Yup.
And there's no place for them to go except the towns around Lake Okeechobee, too far to commute daily.
Doesn’t that happen everywhere though
@@jacoboressie280 not really…
Miami will Never be NY. There is help there unlike here where everyone is greedy & very little is considered. Pretty sad
Wow this is incredible!
I used to work in Downtown when the Paramount tower was being built and always wonder what it would look like. And now seeing all the potential in the area is incredible. I can’t wait to experience it
is your wallet ready to 'experience' it?
This comment made me laugh but sadly true about rising prices in this area!
This will be the future of Downtown Miami! I cannot wait to visit Worldcenter soon! This will be my first time visiting!
Super exciting right!? Some is already built that you can visit now! The rest is still under development
2050 will be using flying cars, and everything would be different, it would happen
Santa Fe, CDMX is something I recommend for a video. How it has expanded in the last 20 years.
As well how that zone of Mexico City will see new Mega-projects such as Distrito Santa Fe, Originia, Bora, Naara, and more...
90% of Mexicans live in chosas. Fix the chosas first, then I will be impressed
That's an awesome recommendation thank you! I've gotten behind on editing but have several vids planned, and I'm gonna look into some of this going on in Mexico it wasn't on my radar!
will there be Boat docks when the water level rises ?
I hope so tbh
That won’t happen. If that were the case the entire world would under water.
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While this is a very cool project, and it is good that it is more transit focused, Miami does not need any more "luxury" apartments.
That's a valid point people bring up w/ the condos too
In 20 years, Baltimore will be a luxury city, too. The point of luxury is for inspiration. Work hard and play harder
Why do you say that?
First NYC than Chicago now Miami. Nice to see these iconic world class cities are building affordable housing for average people. These places are great if you are wealthy , not really for anyone else but to have a drink in a way overpriced bar.
True. Rent hikes are insane here now
Affordable housing lol sure
Wealthy comes to a city it only benefits the poor in the long term
@@ElTokeMaestro its a double edged sword .....the cost of living rises, but the creation of jobs is also happening
@locks4 yhea your house value increases so does your property taxes and insurance middle class people will have no choice and sell their houses and go live somewhere else cheaper
luxury this, luxury that. and the poor stay poor. that's Miami!
Of course, only for the rich.
That’s every major city now basically
@Rob Sullivan vote republican or democrat we will keep being poor.
The billioners that rule the world will make sure that the poor stay poor.
Mest up sistem, wake up mr.Sullivan.
That's every American city.
They didn't make anyone poor
Tell them the entire story of Miami not just things to lure investors I dare you 🤣 😂
My city, Edmonton, did this as well with Ice District. New rink for the Oilers, tallest building west of Toronto, and a couple other half empty towers.😏
Canada looks awesome
Definitely will need to do a video on some of these cities! Toronto is definitely on my radar
I hope they take into account the inevitable reality that sooner or later Miami will be directly hit by a major category 4 or 5 storm and I don't hear much on how well these buildings are constructed to deal with a category 4-5 hurricane.
What if they came with underground bunkers
@@urbaninternational Underground bunkers would flood. Most of the parking garages flood with heavy rains or the king tides.
Since Hurricane Andrew, Miami-Dade has some of the strongest building codes in the country, besides back in the 1920s The Great Miami Hurricane flattened the city and we came back from that.
@@Distress. Many buildings have not fared well in the much weaker storms that have grazed the Miami area since Hurricane Andrew. Given that, I wouldn’t put much faith in those codes when they finally are put to the test with a direct hit by another category 4 or 5 storm. Not to mention Miami was actually spared a direct hit, the bulk of the damage was down by Homestead towards the southern end of Dade county. Which means all the buildings that were already there prior to Hurricane Andrew are still there with the same codes they were built with 40, 50, 60+ years ago. Fortunately most of those older constructions were built stronger than the current codes but that hasn’t saved similar constructions with direct hits in other areas of the state, they have just fared slightly better than newer construction.
I've never seen a city so out of touch with what's it citizens want
Every city I've been to people have the same complaints.
“We’re full”. Well it’s about to get a lot fulllllerrrr
@@seanrobbins4034 we want good public transit but all were stuck with us new city projects
@@rimskyrichard8651 oh I agree. I spent 3 months during the pandemic in brickell. One of the biggest problems, Miami was never supposed to be home to this many people- traffic was BEYOND awful. Public transportation would be amazing!
@@seanrobbins4034 I lived in Miami 1979-85. One of the reasons I left was the traffic was beyond awful even then
I can tell you most of these projects. Were in the works since 2008 as someone who worked in the industry. Sadly in 2008 i had to leave priced out. And market crash. If you didnt own a home by then it was tough. As most homes are 500k now even in lower income areas. But what was said in developrs was they wanted miami to be for rich condos apts. If you walked through the steets of nyc on every corner were banners of building advertising for miami. Now if they really want to invest they might want to start building in Hialeah lol. As it's the highest elevation in the area. Lol.
Awesome Video. Thank you!
2:52, decent video, but remember, it's called t he FTX arena now! (You even showed a clip of it!)
That's true, what do you think they're gonna call it instead now?
@@urbaninternational Hahaha! GOOD question, I guess it depends if they can get out of their contract or not...
Hudson Yards 2: Miami Boogaloo
Hahaha
The problem with HY is that it’s too far from the action. It’s Not easy to get to. And the crime rate has hurt it also. It’s unfortunate because it’s a great concept.
Miami is just a great place to lauder money and that's what's happening a long with foreign investment. Miami isn't for the people of miami anymore
Where are people in miami moving to nowadays?
@@urbaninternational broward County west palm beach even fort piece and Orlando. I hear people are moving yo south Carolina as well
You hit the nail right on the head!!
fact this is one of the most crooked cities in the US
How are they dealing with the traffic this will bring 😵💫
That's a good question I actually don't know
Best city in the United States! And it hasn’t even really started yet…but I am starting to notice all the development. Exciting time to be in Miami. I love living here!
So true, there's a bunch more coming that hasn't been completed yet!
Floridians are out of there mind. Miami is no place to build a metropolis. Florida is in hurricane alley, and even a Category 1 or 2 could cause massive damage. Miami is better suited to be a vacation hub, a resort, and a getaway. Building hotels there make more sense, but not office buildings or permanent residence.
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Will this building be up to international codes or will the lack of red tape cause it to sink again?
Did it sink before? What are you talking about?
@@jeanpaulmondesir5323 There was a huge issue last year about the surfside towers collapsing in Miami and it was mainly caused by it being against codes for quite some time. We also had the FIU bridge collapse on us, ironically the day after an engineer visited it and said that it was against code. "Esta contra el codigo" is a really common phrase here from engineers who live here, infrastructure here is fucked. Source: I am an engineer living with another engineer who makes money off of this
@@aimeemartinez5851 I live In South Florida. I know about about all these tragedies. I was replying to a question that makes no sense.
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Do a video on Toronto
High-rises under construction right now
Toronto: 239 (3 supertalls)
Miami: 9 (1 super tall)
Can definitely do that. Are there certain projects I should focus on?
@@urbaninternational choose any of the super talls of buildings over 200m going up. there is too many building going up for me to keep track of rally.
Not accurate. you are mixing completed with proposed and under construction. Everywhere I look I see that Toronto has 31-34 currently under construction. Miami has 21 under construction.
@@jeanpaulmondesir5323 Toronto has 239 highrises (above 12 stoeys) under construction right now, of those 38 are above 150m and are considered skyscrapers.
Regarding proposals Toronto has 633 highrises. I would give you the link to this data but youtube wouldn't allow it in the comments.
I hope all these tall buildings are built on good foundations.
Me too 😬
Hope they have a concrete foundation these Skyscrapers gotta stay firm.
Well, not they're NOT.. Miami is so corrupt that all inspectors sell their souls to the devil and give those permits without any serious analysis. Those two SLS buildings in Brickell are very, very, very poorly built.
Can you do a video about Toronto? Construction everywhere!
Yes! What would be some good highlights to talk about in Toronto?
@@urbaninternational Toronto has 239 highrises under construction right now including 3 supertalls with another 2 supertalls about to start construction.
Miami for comparison has 9 highrises under construction
@@urbaninternational Or you could talk about North America's fastest growing residential neighborhood located in midtown Toronto @ Yonge & Eglinton. Included in this is nearly a half dozen new 200m+ towers, the 4 years overdue opening of a brand new LRT system & the long planned redevelopment of the Canada Square site. Remember this isn't Downtown or Uptown Suburbia Toronto, this is what is happening in the middle of a residential neighborhood. We all wonder why you Urban Planning channels ignore the one major city in North America that is still growing at an exceptional rate. NYC, LA, Chi & Philly are all dead cities in comparison as more people are moving out of those places than into them.
@@adellis24 People are moving out of Toronto as well. Too expensive..
PBS says daily sea levels are rising. So when is Miami going to be swamped.
Us normal miamians are literally suffering. Life has gotten too expensive here. And I really don't want to leave my home!
Where are people in Miami moving to when things get expensive?
@@urbaninternationalLakeland
As a fellow miamian, man I'm gonna be so depressed when florida is below sea level in a couple of decades :/
A couple of decades is overly pessimistic. But it's coming. Capitalism requires the complete commodification of all resourses.
Maybe before couple decades.
@@CharlesB-NGNM realistic maybe not pessimistic.
@@ASchnacky Please stop. You are a moron.
Great video!
Thanks for the updates!
Thanks for watching!
Miami’s status as the favorite American city for the ultrawealthy is pushing out its middle class-and everyone else
Cool video and absolutely amazing condo buildings being built in Miami. I was down there to shoot a video today about the condo that collapsed and the other one that owners had to get out of last week. I will agree, the traffic on Collins Avenue was crappy going there and coming home.
What condo that collapsed??
@@urbaninternational en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Surfside_condominium_collapse
Except for the fact that all of the local people are being forced out and can no longer afford to even live in Miami.
The reality of human existence unfortunately.
The depressing wealth divide
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Can we get at video on the 78th in Chicago?
Why are the cuts so fast??? Need more time to absorb the details of the renderings!
Too many renderings to get through all of them so gotta cram
Orlando:😳
Also downtown is filled with empty condos the last thing we need is more fucking condos
Oof that sounds bad, is it really??
@Urban International yes. If you look it up there are ton of empty condos used for the purpose of laundering money from other countries
@@OG_LAMONT hate it but i could see that being the case sadly
they need a vacancy tax
I live on the Miami river right across from where the new Aston Martin Residences is being built...can't wait to see it finished. Amazing design.
It looks awesome. Excited to see the color once they take the blue tape off the windows haha
@@jacoboressie280 It's going to be incredible with the lights on, based on the renderings
How's construction been going lately? Both on Aston Martin and the worldcenter project
That infrastructure in Miami can't handle all those buildings.
What do you mean??
@@urbaninternational water, sewer, storm drains, telephone, cable TV, internet, electric, natural gas, streets, highways, bus and rail transit, you name it!
This area definitely isn’t built for what they’re projecting to build them for. No space.
@@edwardmiessner6502 As a longtime Miami resident this is definitely tru.e There is no major public transport system other than a few select corridors (not to mention the environmental issues). Miami may look like a world level city on the surface level but it remains that of a glorified resort city because it lacks the foundational elements of a great city.
Hope they improve transportation, ferry, parking, e-bike lanes and trails.
Meanwhile in Tampa:😭
Water Street Tampa.. a 3b+ development that's halfway done..
Tampa is improving and will continue to do so. Atleast its better than Jacksonville 😂
Miami is the Capital of South Florida and Capital of Latin America in general bro so dont feel bad 😂😭
@@Monkofthecaribbean it’s boring here, at least Tampa has things to do
I would love if Tampa Bay becomes Florida's New York either that or Downtown Orlando considering I grew up in Orlando.
I thought the Hines office tower was under construction at n.e. 10 st. next to Paramount! If it's not Hines, then what is being built there? (Great video)! Thanks
Hines is listed on the website for worldcenter, but a few people in the comments have pointed out some changes that have been made that aren't shown on the website, so I'm not sure if that's still accurate, and if so, I don't know if the name is still Hines
People don't get paid enough in Miami though.
Unfortunately these buildings are indeed not very affordable to most
Now they got messi
Hey guys, it's me, Hurricane Andrew. Don't forget about what I did to you all 30 years ago. And then your government helped create a real estate boom in hopes to bring in more tourism dollars. It was a great success and look at how wonderfully developed Ft. Myers became shortly after! Pretty impressive, huh? (enter in Hurricane Ian)...hold my beer 💨
Oh no 😬
once it benefits USA, I am very happy. I think every state should invest in their city to make it a major destination for everyone to visit! Well done Miami
100% agree. Miami did 8ts THANG in the past few years for its city. As it should. But . . EVERYWHERE else needs to follow. You shouldn't have a nation of ppl flocking to one city at a time that start to shine. They should make ALL cities destination spots. Different focuses and different things.
That's a valid point. What other cities do you think should follow this trend?
@@urbaninternational austin and houston, la needs a major change, honestly i believe every rural city i the usa should also include this in their budget. It will increase tourism to the USA by 300%
The mall at the World Trade Center will have a Macy's and Bloomingdales right in downtown Miami.Plus luxury stores like Fendi, Hermes, Ferragamo, Versace,etc right there This will hurt Bal Harbor a lot .
I like it all, but the TOD elements could be highlighted (a bit) more.
I think 🤔 it’s crazy 😜 with sea 🌊 level rising I moved to Melbourne Florida as the cost of living is ridiculous
Another project adding to the overdevelopment of Miami, now a megacity that STILL has the infrastructure of a small town! 😖
It's unfortunate; what do you think the future of worldcenter will look like!?
They are building a train from downtown Miami to South Beach;that will go parallel to the Julia Tutle causeway .
Problem: high rent. Solution: luxury condos 👌👌
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Fav legacy one ❤
I loved the video. all very true and accurate
Thanks for watching and for your comment!
Hudson Yards has been an absolute failure and waste of money here in New York. A cautionary tale. Take care of your present residents before you attempt to lure wealthier transplants
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Gorgeous!😃👍✨💖✨
Agreed :)
Jacksonville:😖
True 😂😂
Wow Miamians really pressed. I love it here man, top 3 weather, beautiful girls, gorgeous skyline, so much to do. I will say it was the best bang for buck city in the US before Covid, it kinda hurts my heart to see the rents but keep in this this is a real estate bubbles rates are hiked thru the roof it will pop and there are options for cheaper rent you don’t have to live right downtown in these exclusive buildings. Also fix the traffic
Haha they really are pressed in the comments
It's not going to pop. Miami is land locked. There is no place to expand to except south and that already has seen extreme growth. Don't get confused with other areas that have plenty vacant land to expand on.
@@JohnCiaccio nyc has no land, they build up. Come on son
@@sammy32112 We all know this but I am talking about other places. NYC has the same problem. The big thing that hurts people in these cities is market speculation. There is no limit to how much housing you can own in these places. 75% of NYC housing is empty because it's an investment instead of actually being used. This is where S. Korea and some other countries excel at. Very strict law limiting housing ownership in urban areas. We need that in both Miami and NYC but will never see it obviously.
@@JohnCiaccio I agree w that
They pullout on the world center project like 3 years ago
At least some of it was completed
Three blocks away you have a Third World
Looks awesome, Miami has come a long way since the 1980s.
Completely!
25 years ago, Downtown Miami used to be a snoozefest with mediocre places like Bayside to go to. I do miss the Burdines downtown though.
An awwwwmazing place....💎💎💎💎
It really is!!
I thought these places on the coast were going to be under water in the near future? Is that just fake news? Or can these buildings float?
sorry for the confusion these places will actually float in the sky
@@urbaninternational 😂😂
This thing has been moving like molasses.
They better be buying a ton of Ladder Trucks and Heavy Resuse's.
Instead of making miami trully better, it is all about making it more expensive and luxurious.
They're obviously not being required to have a % of rentals that are for low income, disabled, etc! Miami claims they can't keep up with building enough "affordable" housing but they don't require these mega projects to have a set % of units for the low once residents, like many other major cities require! No low income units...no permits period! It would help ALL residents of Miami...NOT JUST THE ELITE!!!
Fair arguments. Do you think lack of affordable housing is the biggest problem in worldcenter? Asking b/c some other comments have raised big points similar
No wonder rent and sales ads in the near future will say, "only rich."
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"pandemic-ready skyscraper" - sounds like a total gimmick but if it will have all those lights running up and down it, it will be a cool addition to the skyline of the city. Also, all of this is predicated on public safety of downtown Miami, which isn't great, tbh. Who wants luxury condos if violent crime is happening on street level and who will visit luxury shops if they are smashed and grabbed by mobs? Miami's government needs to address it first.
How many Luxury building do we need in Miami?
Thank you for sharing.
Thanks for watching! :)
@@urbaninternational You are welcome. It is always nice knowing how some the different cities are just building these new community projects. Wow, interesting!!😉
The idea that all of that is going to happen is mind-boggling because it's already over developed I'm guessing living on the 60th floor when the next hurricane comes through I don't have to worry about it right? The infrastructure in Fort Lauderdale, where I live is horrible I'm assuming Miami's infrastructure is going to be improved dramatically because they already have massive issues with flooding in the streets when it rains. I know one complex that was going up next to a client's condo was so flooded during construction they didn't know if it was going to be able to be fixed they're on the bay. $3,000 a month for a studio apartment is absolutely outrageous Who can afford to live there You even said in your discription ouch give me a break It sounds great on paper but I don't know how it's going to be pulled off with out some hiccups Just saying you know saying.
What were these lands used for before? Did they demolish a lot of buildings?
Cost of living! Cost of living! Cost of living! All of this will cause the cost of living in miami to go up which already has gone up because of covid. We all know that residents from NY and CA moved to Miami and caused the cost of living to go up. Yes these developments are beautiful but Miamians will be priced out of Miami. I would like to know what does the city plan on doing to help those that will be impacted by these developments in a negative way.
Very good point. Costs going up, and a few people even in these comments have said how their rent increase almost just doubled during lease renewal season! Crazy!
NOTHING 😂 money 💰 talks
My fav part is Barcelona and London :)
What do you like most about them?
Bro in a couple years most of the original natives wont be able to afford to live in Miami
How are we planning to reach all these locations with zero public transportation in this city
Yea so the bright line is already done and I live in the apartments above it lol. They are named parkline, not cauba.
Oh really?? All the info I could find was a couple years old, so I'm sure there were a few incorrect names in this video, especially for stuff TBB
This is all so interesting to me because that area floods just with a mini thunderstorm, we have yet to see the disaster from a real hard hit tropical storm to that area. I would not invest there because it’s not a matter if it could all be destroyed its a fact and it’s a ticking time bomb
Weather is definitely a valid concern. Do you live in the area?
@@urbaninternational I do, and it sometimes gets to become like a swimming pool with just a day of rain. It takes forever to drain and the city has to put pumps up to dry the streets.
2 dozen towers, how quaint. My neighborhood alone in Toronto likely matches that.
How about we can take the entire skyline of Toronto and put it into NYCs skyline and it would only touch a small surface lol 😂
@@shalonsmith3653 Except Toronto & Miami are somewhat comparable size wise, NYC is effectively a city state within the USA as it is home too two thirds of the Canadian population & more people than the majority of US States. Although Toronto has been building more skyscrapers than New York for nearly a decade now. So what was your point again?
Why people from Toronto so pressed about this video? He can make one about u too lol
@@adellis24 Toronto skyline can fit inside of NYC skyline Period it’s too small it can build another decade and it still will be to small.
What was your point to throw toronto into the mix this video has nothing to do with Canada.
@@lulyr1471 I mean pressed
Would be great if these developers left Little Haiti alone :/
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It kind of reminds me of Dubai but less extreme architecture.
Good comparison
too many people im moving out
Buddy I left 5 months ago and have never been happier
It sucks that all of this will be under water or recked by storms
Maybe. Maybe they have solid structural engineering
It's billions invested into the city. They won't allow this to happen
I've been hearing about Miami being underwater since the 1970s. If I had a dollar every time I heard that !
@@xoxxobob61 thank you
@@xoxxobob61 Hahah you'd be rich!
So where are all these people going to be working to afford $3,000 a month rent?
Hotel tower should at least have a movie theather
That would be pretty sick
this is small potatoes compared to what Chicago's mega developments
Lets of international money coming in....i hope that the native miamians capitalize on the incoming wealth by realizing that they have creative ideas and gifts that can bless the economy....prosperity awaits!
Miami needs to make better use of its waterways for transit : ferry from downtown Miami to South Beach;fery from Coconut Grove to downtown Miami;Miami River transit from downtown Miami to Miami airport .Miami having so much water around it;does not use its waterways for public transit
Doing the same in Mediterrean economic area to develop economies.
Which cities in particular? Might be an interesting topic for a future video
@@urbaninternational Rome.
6:34, S&P 500 is only down around 8% from all times highs, as of the date of writing this comment
$3,000 for a studio here.. this is why Texas is the move
Yeah it's crazy right?