Building for the Future: Tampa then, now and what's to come

The question urban planners across the region and right here in Tampa are now trying to answer: What will the city look like in another 130-plus years?

[@cristianMoon24]

Expanding the trolly within the city limits is definitely a good idea allows people to get around the city and less cars on the road

[@youngisaac8997]

Tampa is the biggest city without passenger rail. Please double track the CSX line, build affordable housing, shopping centers near the stations.

[@brianhenderson9470]

Tampa Bay is the best. Moved there in 1979 to go to USF. Best decision I ever made. Left Erie , Pa. Love Tampa Bay and Florida.

[@bertyblast2]

Downtown Tampa badly needs a fashion shopping District. Currently you need to get into a car to go the mall or the outlets to buy clothes.

[@hollow3256]

Now we need to fix the traffic, I'm a recent graduate in urban planning and I want to make tampa my home

[@Jet2880]

Why are they making super long trails??? We need a trolley to connect us across the bay. How many people actually use the trails to get to a destination? I’m sure they use it mostly for exercise and that doesn’t help traffic and it doesn’t reduce pollution. We need trolley’s and trains, a monorail anything but trails.

[@michaelvillarreal1225]

I use the trails! But I agree that we need to expand the trolley system. I use to walk to downtown, and then I'd use the trolley to go to Ybor for class

[@armandowcastro7715]

Nice 👍👍👍

[@reymillan4452]

This guy has the right approach.

[@dlf4298]

tampa needs to copy from salt lake city, Not just the trolly ---- an walkable outdoor mall right in the heart of downtown.

[@joenop3393]

Love my Tampa!!

[@jonathanfernandez2078]

The only way is up, next up are flying cars.

[@Aikynbreusov]

They're gonna pump out all the water and then end up with endless sinkholes...

[@rachelpatterson2327]

31 million? We’re moving out of FL soon, I don’t want our children to grow up in such a congestive cluster fuck