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There was an earthquake in JA and my cousin's were saying people in Florida could feel it
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Kanye West and Ty Dolla $ign's Livestream Rave Happening at Wynwood Marketplace Tonight
Kanye West and Ty Dolla $ign's rave tonight will also include performances by Chris Brown and Lil Durk.
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Coli N Calisthenics
Yak n Yeezy I need that
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Florida going to die on that insurance hill
Damn that ish looks wavy!!!
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Kanye West and Ty Dolla $ign's Livestream Rave Happening at Wynwood Marketplace Tonight
Kanye West and Ty Dolla $ign's rave tonight will also include performances by Chris Brown and Lil Durk.www.miaminewtimes.com
newworldafro
DeeperThanRapBiggerThanHH
Had a 8 hour layover in Fort Lauderdale. Never been to the city before and decided to check it out.
It was 4 days after Thanksgiving so it was relatively quiet compared to how it probably gets. Actually seems like decent time to go. Balmy weather then got chilly.
Beaches were cool. Beautiful multi-hue water. Lots of restaurants and bars on the main north-south beach adjacent road.
Retirees. Saw a few black folks, some seemed like they lived there, other visitors. Saw some Latina BBLs. Definitely seems like a cool getaway even in the Fall. The 1st driver who was from Spain said Miami is more Latin/International and Fort Lauderdale more Americanized. Waitress from Alaska, indigenous looking, said it's beautiful but expensive and she was thinking of moving to Texas.
I walked down Las Olas Street with more bars and reastaurants and then walked the Riverwalk which was dope, seems great place to walk, run, bike and kick it. Mad yachts and tall ass condos in the background.
Reading up on the city and they said it's a boomtown, with even more skyscrapers on way with financial and tech jobs moving there.
www.forbes.com
Overall cool experience for layover.
It was 4 days after Thanksgiving so it was relatively quiet compared to how it probably gets. Actually seems like decent time to go. Balmy weather then got chilly.
Beaches were cool. Beautiful multi-hue water. Lots of restaurants and bars on the main north-south beach adjacent road.
Retirees. Saw a few black folks, some seemed like they lived there, other visitors. Saw some Latina BBLs. Definitely seems like a cool getaway even in the Fall. The 1st driver who was from Spain said Miami is more Latin/International and Fort Lauderdale more Americanized. Waitress from Alaska, indigenous looking, said it's beautiful but expensive and she was thinking of moving to Texas.
I walked down Las Olas Street with more bars and reastaurants and then walked the Riverwalk which was dope, seems great place to walk, run, bike and kick it. Mad yachts and tall ass condos in the background.
Reading up on the city and they said it's a boomtown, with even more skyscrapers on way with financial and tech jobs moving there.
Fort Lauderdale Poised For Unprecedented Growth This Decade
Downtown Fort Lauderdale, Fla., once a place overrun by spring breakers, now stacks up well against much larger cities in vying for corporate relocations, high-priced talent and economic growth.
www.forbes.com
Overall cool experience for layover.
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newworldafro
DeeperThanRapBiggerThanHH
South Florida brehs, this good, bad, or neutral for Little Haiti?
Credit: Arquitectonica, Swerdlow Group.
By: Oscar Nunez 8:00 am on February 13, 2024
In a bold move that signals a transformative shift for Miami’s urban landscape, the Swerdlow Group has unveiled plans for a $3 billion mixed-use public housing project, poised to become one of Miami’s most significant developments. Spanning 65 acres across the Little River and Little Haiti neighborhoods, this ambitious proposal is set to introduce nearly 5,000 units of workforce and affordable housing, marking a pivotal moment in the city’s commitment to addressing housing needs.
Crafted in response to Miami-Dade County’s proposal request, the Swerdlow Group, in collaboration with AJ Capital Partners, aims to redevelop and expand four existing public housing projects on a grand scale. With the project’s cost estimated at $2.6 billion and a completion timeline of nearly a decade, the initiative represents a major investment in Miami’s future. The renowned architecture firms Arquitectonica and PlusUrbia has been tapped to design the master plan for tge development, promising to blend modern aesthetics with functional urban living.
Swerdlow Group Unveils $3 Billion Mixed-Use Public Housing Vision For Miami's Little River And Little Haiti Neighborhoods - Florida YIMBY
Florida YIMBY says "Yes In My Backyard" to positive new development in Florida.
floridayimby.com
Swerdlow Group Unveils $3 Billion Mixed-Use Public Housing Vision For Miami’s Little River And Little Haiti Neighborhoods
By: Oscar Nunez 8:00 am on February 13, 2024
In a bold move that signals a transformative shift for Miami’s urban landscape, the Swerdlow Group has unveiled plans for a $3 billion mixed-use public housing project, poised to become one of Miami’s most significant developments. Spanning 65 acres across the Little River and Little Haiti neighborhoods, this ambitious proposal is set to introduce nearly 5,000 units of workforce and affordable housing, marking a pivotal moment in the city’s commitment to addressing housing needs.
Crafted in response to Miami-Dade County’s proposal request, the Swerdlow Group, in collaboration with AJ Capital Partners, aims to redevelop and expand four existing public housing projects on a grand scale. With the project’s cost estimated at $2.6 billion and a completion timeline of nearly a decade, the initiative represents a major investment in Miami’s future. The renowned architecture firms Arquitectonica and PlusUrbia has been tapped to design the master plan for tge development, promising to blend modern aesthetics with functional urban living.
All the poor that supposed to help will be long gone by time that’s half way done. We saw this with the Scott Projects being destroyed and folks being displaced.South Florida brehs, this good, bad, or neutral for Little Haiti?
Swerdlow Group Unveils $3 Billion Mixed-Use Public Housing Vision For Miami's Little River And Little Haiti Neighborhoods - Florida YIMBY
Florida YIMBY says "Yes In My Backyard" to positive new development in Florida.floridayimby.com
Swerdlow Group Unveils $3 Billion Mixed-Use Public Housing Vision For Miami’s Little River And Little Haiti Neighborhoods
Credit: Arquitectonica, Swerdlow Group.
By: Oscar Nunez 8:00 am on February 13, 2024
In a bold move that signals a transformative shift for Miami’s urban landscape, the Swerdlow Group has unveiled plans for a $3 billion mixed-use public housing project, poised to become one of Miami’s most significant developments. Spanning 65 acres across the Little River and Little Haiti neighborhoods, this ambitious proposal is set to introduce nearly 5,000 units of workforce and affordable housing, marking a pivotal moment in the city’s commitment to addressing housing needs.
Crafted in response to Miami-Dade County’s proposal request, the Swerdlow Group, in collaboration with AJ Capital Partners, aims to redevelop and expand four existing public housing projects on a grand scale. With the project’s cost estimated at $2.6 billion and a completion timeline of nearly a decade, the initiative represents a major investment in Miami’s future. The renowned architecture firms Arquitectonica and PlusUrbia has been tapped to design the master plan for tge development, promising to blend modern aesthetics with functional urban living.
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Seeing what happened to Wynwood and is now happening in Overtown and Allapattah, I'm gonna go with bad.South Florida brehs, this good, bad, or neutral for Little Haiti?
Swerdlow Group Unveils $3 Billion Mixed-Use Public Housing Vision For Miami's Little River And Little Haiti Neighborhoods - Florida YIMBY
Florida YIMBY says "Yes In My Backyard" to positive new development in Florida.floridayimby.com
Swerdlow Group Unveils $3 Billion Mixed-Use Public Housing Vision For Miami’s Little River And Little Haiti Neighborhoods
Credit: Arquitectonica, Swerdlow Group.
By: Oscar Nunez 8:00 am on February 13, 2024
In a bold move that signals a transformative shift for Miami’s urban landscape, the Swerdlow Group has unveiled plans for a $3 billion mixed-use public housing project, poised to become one of Miami’s most significant developments. Spanning 65 acres across the Little River and Little Haiti neighborhoods, this ambitious proposal is set to introduce nearly 5,000 units of workforce and affordable housing, marking a pivotal moment in the city’s commitment to addressing housing needs.
Crafted in response to Miami-Dade County’s proposal request, the Swerdlow Group, in collaboration with AJ Capital Partners, aims to redevelop and expand four existing public housing projects on a grand scale. With the project’s cost estimated at $2.6 billion and a completion timeline of nearly a decade, the initiative represents a major investment in Miami’s future. The renowned architecture firms Arquitectonica and PlusUrbia has been tapped to design the master plan for tge development, promising to blend modern aesthetics with functional urban living.
It's the classic gentrification case: the negatives outweigh the positives
edit: we have the most corrupt and open white collar criminals in the city and county commission. The renders always look amazing but then between kickbacks and Clay Davis type grift it's all broken promises and pipe drams. See: Metrorail expansion we voted for over 20 years ago. Can't drive anywhere nowadays without dying in traffic but these a$$holes are building some spider leg garbage overpass downtown that no one asked for or wants.