You literally gave zero reasons why that's a good neighborhood what a terrible video

DC SUCKS, smells like poo and overpriced everything

Metro is underrated because a) it's over-priced b) it's inefficient, and c) it's poorly run. Locals know this. You left the part out where Shaw/U Street declined due to ruing in the sixties. Some of those old businesses had been closed since then. And you're obviously not a local, as you left out Ben's Chili Bowl.

I've been living in Miami since 2018. Great weather and a cool metropolitan area, but it's just entirely too expensive. Rent even for piece of sh-t little apartments is out of control. If you make less than 80K expect to live like a starving artist.

Marc train only runs certain times on weekdays. It’s not very good. It’s there but it’s almost unusable due to its limited schedule. And the busses are Maryland busses: full of crackheads. I wish public transit was better but it isn’t

It’ll all be underwater soon enough. 😂

Those little houses being $1M are too expensive, it's ridiculous really. they should be 150-300k

It's been unaffordable for the past couple of years now. I fucking hate it. I hate this place

The biggest lie of gentrification: “affordable housing”. 2500 a month is not affordable, just because the other units are 4000.

Dude, you clearly never visited Cincinnati!

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Lots of friendly drug dealers on vine😂😂😂

My guy, study a little bit of the history of the structure you are talking about. You cite Marlins Park being in the middle of a residential neighborhood. Thats the old site of the Orange Bowl, so its always been a Stadium. The area around it is in the center of Little Havana, which although residential is certainly Urban. Still a decent vid though, thanks for the presentation.

Nothing on the south side just the west loop , anything south ?

I mean…. It look like progress to me. When the rest of the country has companies running from the cities, we have all the biggest names running TO Miami… no tent cities, huge projects that bring jobs… can’t afford it? Move. Want to stay close, move to homestead and commute.

No one boats on the small man made lake in Baker Park.

as a local south floridan i gotta say... the crime rate has increased, more "northerns" who take oppertunies are coming along which are turning the people violent. Concidence this occured during that same 5 year period????

All the development and still excess flooding. Put the money in fixing that flooding problem

I had to check the date of this video, assuming it was about 5 years old, but no it’s more recent. Folks considering these neighborhoods should look for themselves because they have become much more unsafe and less vibrant.

This is so unfair to African-Americans and low income Hispanics and whites .Some of teh African American representatives of Liberty city have to see this does not happen in Liberty City ;thousands of African -Americans would be displaced .

Wynwood already gentrified.Overtown is almost all gentrified . Now Little Haiti is gentrifying .In MIami gentrification is diffrent :it means where do we put all these Hispanics moving in ?

I like how Miami is developing, but it needs to improve its public transportation.

I’ll be south California in a few years

Im from miami and living in nyc for 10 years, i saw the difference from when i left in 2013 to now, and i am somewhat impressed. Its safer in areas where it was dangerous, but the cost of living surpassed wages there. Like you can't really afford to live, and it's not really not must of an industry like nyc. Its more of tourists jobs that dont pay well.

Homes in Southend cost more then 2 Million Dollars sometimes even 4 or 5 Million. Don't blame people for living in a 1 Million Dollar Condo.

Great to see some Appartment blocks getting build for low income and below marked rate appartments. About those luxury appartments. They seem ultra luxury but if many single family homes cost 700.000 and up then a 500.000 Dollar appartments isn't that expensive

4:40 like how they kept the style while adding another story on top of one building

Blackdan alley is looking really nice. Plenty of small shops. Great work.

Believe it or not edge water in the 90s to early 2000s was a considerably dangerous place, despite it being on the water.

Ive been in Miami since 1989 (specifically in Hialeah, Hialeah Gardens, North Miami, Kendall, Homestead, and Coconut Grove) ... I wonder whos going to be left to work all those $20 and under per hour jobs when South Florida gets gentrified.

I like this video. There’s a city just west of Miami called Hialeah it’s 90 percent Cuban it’s very interesting what is happening there. Little by little apartments towers are popping up in odd places. The most Cuban city in florida.

all this new development, but 0 affordable housing.

I'm 53 born and raised in Miami. It used to decent but, it is horrible now. I spent my 20's in the mountains of North Carolina and moved back, unfortunately. I can't wait to leave this place, it's still will always be my home. It's a love, hate relationship. More hate than love.✌🏼

Wow, that's a lot of new apartment buildings... as a Miami native, how the hell is it still unaffordable?

I live in Seattle and this is pretty good way of summing it up. Unfortunately I live near a light rail station (Beacon Hill). It is kind of sad how their is hardly any Single Family homes. I get calls and mail about selling my house but still refuse. Don't want to sell. Any ways I think the only neighbor he you may have forgotten was Columbia City.

All outsiders coming in better learn Spanish and be patient while stuck in the very traffic they created. It was so much better even 10 years ago…just becoming more expensive, more crowded and less authentic by the day

Deadly greenville

You left out south Boston and all the multi million dollar condos the are still building Totally insane they are pushing out the working class people and Boston is just going to be rich stuck up snobs and yuppies who think they are entitled to be treated special and treat others like shit

The Upper Westside is the “suburbs” of NYC. It’s for families and settling down lol. BUT you’re still in NYC. So if that’s your bag, you’ll love it. I love the UWS. I love living on Broadway. I don’t have kids and I’m single tho. So it’s really for everybody.

Remember when you could get a cheap apt in south beach studio for less then 1.500 a month didnt matter was small right on the beach lots of shopping and cafes was great now cant even get coffee for less than 5 bucks

You should have practiced saying Albany, because you got that wrong. The AL in Albany should be pronounced “ALL” as in all good, not “AL” as in Al Bundy.

It's going to happen everywhere but alot of people are not ready or getting involved to evolve with this changes to come..Freshly paved sidewalks and smooth roads will change any neighborhood it's getting close when you see that..prepare for change 🙌🏼🙌🙌🏾🙌🏻🙌🏿

Frederick is only walkable if you don't ever need groceries.

The entire DMV area is going to explode once Amazon completes its HQ2. You're going to see an avalanche of tech companies coming into the area.

Cincinnati is absolutely underrated but the biggest thing that holds it back in my opinion is its lack of diversity.

Focusing on mixed use and walkability is great but that architecture is horrendous. All the towers are just cookie cutter rectangles

how does anyone afford to live in this city? You need a total income of like 300k a year.

But that is an Indian scooter in that thumbnail. I'm not complaining though.

Cool ass channel man! Keep up the good work

About 8yrs ago, i inhereted enought $ to buy a (3bd/2bt) single family house w a 2 car garage (i had itturned into a studio w a full kitchen) in Richmond West, which not a desireable area based on what Miami is viewed as. But it was fully paid for. Immediately i turned it into a rental. I was living somewhere else in a relationship. When that ended i had the house & the studio for rented, so i was "homeless" for 4 months. I was looking for a 1/1, then a studio, even in the shady neighborhoods, rent is tooooooo damn high in Miami. That showed me how low i was charging. I spoke to both parties about a price hike. The lady in the studio, wasnt happy. But she was already too problematic (immediately wanted new wall colors, often paid rent late for the check to be deposited on a later date, people of the house didnt like her, i didnt like her. she told me because of the pandemic the president said not to kick people out, if they couldnt afford it...but she was a nurse, so she never stopped working). Sorry for the long story... In the end i live in the studio & rent the house. You need 2 full time jobs, a sugar momma or daddy, sell organs in the black market, on×yf*ns (which Miami is the #1 streamer of that). Living in Miami is almost as bad as attempting to remain alive in this planet...😅