Did Miami create the next Hudson Yards? Miami's Latest Megaproject Explained

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Published 2022-10-29
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What’s so special about worldcenter? Well, it’s just one of the many major projects going on right now in the Magic city. We’re in the middle of a cultural and economic shift after COVID, which is creating some pretty tall new buildings that have been changing since the start of the global shutdown back in 2020. So today, we’re talking all about Miami Worldcenter and how it's transforming Downtown Miami for better or for worse....
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Here’s a breakdown of the video:
0:00 Overview of Miami’s current market
0:40 How did Miami develop?
1:15 Welcome to Miami Worldcenter
3:21 Buildings in Worldcenter explained
6:28 Stock market failure and alternative investment
8:28 Hotel and retail space at Miami world center
10:21 Legacy tower: The world’s covid-conscious skyscraper

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All Comments (21)
  • @alvarojneto
    That was one of the sleekest ad plugs I've experienced on YouTube
  • @ethanstein42
    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.
  • @donjuan914
    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.
  • @DrewRueDoo
    People don't get paid enough in Miami though.
  • @kjack1932
    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.
  • 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.
  • Can't talk about Miami's growth without talking about the thousands of displaced Miamians being forced out of the city.
  • @robm4469
    Tell them the entire story of Miami not just things to lure investors I dare you 🤣 😂
  • 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...
  • @OG_LAMONT
    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
  • 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
  • @spathens8225
    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.
  • @OG_LAMONT
    Also downtown is filled with empty condos the last thing we need is more fucking condos
  • @mpaulm
    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.😏