Miapolis - Miami's New Economic Engine

Miapolis will be a metropolis in the sky, self-sufficient, environmental friendly and with a remarkable economic impact leaving no one behind.
Miapolis is about innovation and creativity: the impressive Pan-American plaza with dancing fountains offering free daily shows; an indoor theme park for the family; a trade center for the Gateway of the Americas; an exciting amphitheater, and the stunning public promenade 30 ft high overlooking Biscayne Bay.
Miapolis will be an economic engine, and a sensible and rational solution for the local economy; resolving the Parrot Jungle debts, producing $1.0 billion annually in tax revenues; the Mega Plan estimated TIF for the CRAs by 2030 will be doubled; and, no taxpayer money, loans, or costs over-runs. More important, Miapolis creates 42,000 construction and 28,000 permanent JOBS.
Miapolis will provide constant worldwide exposure of Miami, increasing tourism, international trade, passengers for the airlines, cargo for the Port of Miami and MIA, and benefiting all Downtown by attracting millions of visitors.

[@GhonaSifilaids]

I live in florida and I say YES to this! It will finally give my State the recognition it deserves.

[@ShawnMKouri]

Agreed. Florida is already being recognized for Walt Disney World and then very soon the megamall. Miapolis would’ve added on to that. Literally!

[@armyveteran101st]

I grew up in Miami, and I would just love to see this become reality there! It might give me a reason to go back to my hometown for good!

[@ShawnMKouri]

We got to put this back in the cards so citizens of Miami can choose between a hotel for Jungle Island, or build this marvel of all mixed used developments. Miapolis. Try sharing this with politicians in Miami and convince the FAA to raise the height limitations to build this thing would be good. This thing would be so cool.

[@ShawnMKouri]

Just imagine having all of your neighborhood amenities along with other attractive community features like a shopping mall without ever having to drive far all in one building. This would’ve been it.

[@adahmantium2769]

And here we are after almost 13 years not yet built but in a hope one day it will be...

[@chrisdavidi]

does anyone else think this video is off-puttingly cheap considering the supposed futuristic cutting-edge nature of this development...

[@nuclearthreat545]

chrisdavidi considering it's 2017 and they don't even have the land yet I think it was more of a pitch than a decision, this would be insane to build for Miami, or any fucking where. The site where this building is will be developed but so far it doesn't look like it's by this right now. If they want it they'll build it

[@ShawnMKouri]

I would build it.

[@DavidRamirez-fu4zl]

I am with this whole heartedly and my company can and will provide all that is necessary. I can help provide financial backing and skilled workers.

[@JiJo1130]

GREAT!!!!!!!!!! CAN'T WAIT TO SEE THAT COME TRUE

[@2Bonecrusher]

We need this for the City of Miami and the state of Florida

[@BrandonRamirezJ]

PHOENIX 10 are you stupid?

[@ShawnMKouri]

You may not be from Miami phoenix 10. But I can tell you that my city is undergoing a major transformation right now and it is becoming a “City for millennials. “Mixed use development are popping up everywhere now. Some of which include Miami world center, two new cities within a city in North Miami, a large mixed use development in Coral Gables, and the megamall which is coming soon. We now have Brickell city center as well which has been built already. If Miapolis would have been built, BOY!!!! What a city Miami would become. Miami would’ve became a city straight out of a movie. The project itself is more like something out of a movie.

[@ShawnMKouri]

If I started a 3D printing construction business, I would build this thing for 10 times amount it would’ve cost to build with traditional construction methods. And instead of taking almost 7 to8 years to build it, I would have it built in just under six months to a year.

[@razvandobos9759]

This needs to be built. Big time

[@Winters989]

If this was built, it would attract alot of people and could be successful in a way for most people down south. Drugs or business, hotel or condos, performences and a theme park, earth friendly and like a city, it could bring in the money if done right unlike most projects nowadays. I'm just wondering how they are going to make a no flight zone because the MIA Airport isn't that far away, and if your coming in from other countries you would usually pass by near watson island and around the area

[@john2011jb]

Let 's get the commissioners to approve this high tech miapolis

[@ShawnMKouri]

To get this thing back in the cards

[@SAHLISS]

That was 1 hell of a power point presentation

[@ShawnMKouri]

The first time I saw this video which was in 2011 and I was 14. I was looking at a video on the 10 billion Dollar Mile for a Miami florida in 2020 until I saw this. After looking closely it said it would be built in Miami. Last time there was an article on Wikipedia saying that it would be built in 2017 during that time I checked. When I found out I was super excited. Here we are in 2019 and they are doing renovations to jungle Island. I would love it if the person behind it would give this project another try. Maybe have it opened between 2024 and 2027.

[@ShawnMKouri]

I wish this came to Miami. If it broke ground in 2011, it would have been completed by 2016 or 2017 or even 2018 and would have been open by now. I would have stayed in the hotel there. I would’ve also gone shopping and try unique foods. I would’ve also went up to the top floor observation deck. I would’ve also been able to check for new condos and houses for sale here at this cool project. It would’ve been super beneficial for the economy of Miami. However it would’ve caused so so so so so so so so so so so so much traffic. But I would’ve also seen it when going to Miami Beach on I 395 which is the MacArthur Causeway Bay. I would’ve passed by it when boating on my dad‘s boat. This is the sight of Jungle Island. However this didn’t happen because we were still recovering from the recession and construction would also cause traffic congestion problems. Also The FAA has a height limit for a tall buildings across the United States and approving buildings of 3000 feet of that height has caused massive controversy. Now there is plans to build A resort hotel for jungle Island. That has been approved by voters in 2018. Now what’s next for that? I really don’t know. But it would have been cool if this would have been built. If it were built I would come to Miapolis all the time. There’s got to be a way to put this back into the cards of choice if voters were to choose between a hotel for jungle Island and this. This would be big for Miami Dade County Public Schools financially, educationally, eventfully and community based instructional and field trip wise. As far as housing goes, they should have housing for not just the rich but for everyone. People with low income should be able to overcome obstacles with living here by adding affordable low income housing, add mass market housing for anybody on a budget with budget friendly two bedroom to five bedroom homes for sale and for rent and can be Lennar style, luxury housing of greater than $500,000 and multi million dollar homes that can go as high as $75 million for sale. Sure swimming pools would be a big thing so this project should have a massive swimming Pool complex. The question is how would this withstand a category five hurricane?

[@EmilioTaylorsVersion]

OMG THAT WAS THE SMARTEST TNOBG ANYONE HAS EVER SAID 😲😲😲

[@ShawnLamont1997]

If I’m not mistaken the hurricane issue was one of the reasons it never got built

[@broseflaudy]

I'm sure that traffic to and from will never be a problem, South Florida always has implausibly easy and uncongested traffic flow

[@moosefactory133]

The date of this video is 2009. Not sure if this particular project will be built but having said that, Miami is a world class city and a project like this would fit well into the Miami area. I would go visit it

[@ShawnMKouri]

Agreed. I lived here for 22 years and this city transformed so much since 2009.

[@ShawnMKouri]

Watson Island is the only one exception.. barely anybody goes to jungle Island sometimes.

[@EmilioTaylorsVersion]

I love in flordia and I live across the state from it in Naples flordia so I hope it gets built soon😀😀😀

[@ShawnMKouri]

The design of Miapolis looks almost like a rocket ship or Space Shuttle.

[@ShawnMKouri]

This should have a mega sized electric car charging station with a Tesla V2/V3 supercharger. As far as retail stores go in the retail shopping gallery it would have Samsung, Windows, Gap, Sephora, Tesla, BYTON, a Hollister, an Urban Outfitters, a Levi’s, a Bath & Body Works, aVictoria Secret and a Peloton Store. And More...

[@COMMANDOF4F4]

WOW, SOUNDS GREAT!!!!

[@temtudoaver7444]

A que cidade linda Miami

[@thespykernaf]

WOW!!!! The beautifulest building in the world!!!

[@SHLee14]

best of best :)

[@bicknell67]

Im curious if this will ever be built.

[@ShawnMKouri]

What can go on top of the podium? Basketball, tennis, volleyball and soccer court, swimming pools with water park and water slides, and several community playgrounds.

[@TheLiamster]

I wish this was built

[@fmarsalajr]

I like the shots that use Chicago's skyline!

[@LuckyladyamI]

Very cool video.

[@Chompy0091]

@colt4cm your sentence was partly wrong, because the world trade center towers was the tallest building in the world for two years, which i was referring to. Who knows, the willis tower might be destroyed to?

[@JMaldonado64]

@Nonamearisto never mind. I like the Burj, but that's just a question of personnal taste. I really hope this Miapolis gets built in reality... I really hope we could go back to that exciting times when man wanted to conquer the heights without worrying about terrorism, evil, selfishness, and so many ugly things existing today. I really hope a new southern New York arises in these coming years.

[@Joeelectronicschematicsforauto]

I know this was many years ago but now that the economy of Florida is so good and people are building all over and maybe this might come sooner than people think I hope so I would love to go visit

[@ShawnMKouri]

I agree. But holy mother of all traffic.

[@ShawnMKouri]

I mean, this would be a good alternative since we are not getting SkyRise Miami and we’re not getting the Marriott hotel and convention center in downtown Miami at Miami wWorldcenter and one thing is for sure we’re not going to get the American dream Megamall because there is a good chance that that might already be canceled

[@victorsobral1]

that damn building was impressed with the architecture and design since it'll keep an apartment for me this wonder it gets in terms of infrastructure Binco the burj-dubai.

[@ShawnMKouri]

If you can’t go 3000 feet, just go up to 2400 or 2500 feet with 160 stories. Not that much of a difference. I think 2500 feet is the maximum height limit by the FAA. In some cities it’s 1000 feet..

[@54nick54]

With a building like this it will take many years to complete. The major hurricane danger will during the construction phase. Once it is done it should be about as "hurricane proof" as a building can get but a major storm during the construction phase would cause real problems.

[@ShawnMKouri]

3D printers could soon build a 100 story Tower in weeks for a third of the cost. A 3D printer would easily print this and all the features in six months at a classically cheap 2B US dollars to 5B US dollars and would withstand next generation hurricanes.

[@ShawnMKouri]

Jeddah Tower in Saudi Arabia is supposed to be completed in 2021 at 3,300 Feet at 170-Stories. Dubai will also get Burj Mubarak Kabir At 235-Stories At 3300 Feet. So, maybe we can try again with Miapolis. Tell the FAA to make an exception for just one building in Miami. Miapolis would really make my childhood and forever city of Miami a place that everyone wants to come to. Some jobs would out weigh the already fast rising cost of living in Miami.Jobs that pay 100,000 a year to 200,000 a year or 300,000 to 600,000 a year? Miapolis would’ve had that. Min. Wage jobs no less than 15-20 an hour or 30-50 an hour? Miapolis would’ve had that. These jobs and Miapolis overall would make a redesign and next generation of Miami’s popular live, work, and play experience package in developments popping up around Miami-Dade County within the next five years. If Miapolis broke ground in 2011, it would’ve been completed in 2015, 2016, 2017 or 2018 if such a thing wasn’t held back by county transportation traffic restrictions and FAA height regulations. The developer behind this once planned project, Miapolis, was Guillermo Socarras. This video has been my favorite video ever since I started watching it in 2011. Back then I didn’t have a KZbin channel. This would have been one of my favorite destinations in Miami..... 😀😀😀

[@ShawnMKouri]

If it were built, could this take care of all the people in the disadvantaged areas of Miami? Maybe. Could this mean that more houses in suburban areas would have to be built for families if this were built? Probably yes. More schools would have to be billed to you.

[@lucasnovaes14]

@mainchow10 metric system? you think the U.S. will build very tall buildings (over 2000 feet) in the future?

[@julius923]

Not to be a pessimist or anything but, I wonder how well it will handle 130 mph hurricane winds?

[@Ethotron]

I was thinking that too XD

[@aka1mite]

I'm pretty sure they 're gonna take that into consideration

[@ShawnMKouri]

That’s what I’m thinking. 165mph actually. How can it withstand that?

[@watchulla]

i think its pretty cool, Sqare building are so yesterday. This is kicking it up a noch. Maybe NY will get up off their ass now and build more futuristic buildings.

[@ShawnMKouri]

Let’s get the man behind this project, Guallerno Socarras to come back and give it another try and convince the FAA and Miami Dade county to approve this thing. The FAA can make exceptions for just this one project. If that were to happen, I would say let’s have this completed between 2024 and 2026. There are times where I go out on my dad‘s boat on Biscayne Bay on a Sunday afternoon. Instead of worrying about taking the car to Miapolis, we can essentially go out on the boat and then pull up on our boat. If we were to drive there, why not just take an Uber or Lyft and/or the proposed Baylink monorail system by BYD and Genting that would connect from Miami to Miami Beach. A station can be built at this project. To build the street ways going into this Miapolis project would have to have a section of the MacArthur Causeway reconstructed to make the street Waze with that on-ramp and offramp with the underground driving tunnel for the project. This would make sense anyway because the county is building the signature bridge on the MacArthur Causeway anyway. Makes sense does it? Miami Dade County public schools would generate lots and lots of money from this thing. It would add to the $1.2 billion general obligation bonds that was approved by voters in 2012 to renovate schools and would keep the district financially stable. I would build it. As a matter of fact with where 3-D printing is going some 10 to 20 years into the future, I wouldn’t build it. I would print it at a substantially cheaper price and instead of taking six years to eight years to build it, I can have it completed in just under one year to two years.

[@oscarg1659]

they work right now or cancelled?

[@MoonieHolmes]

This was released in 2009.... It's 2014...... I have not seen this yet. Sincerely Miami Resident

[@nuclearthreat545]

Moonie Holmes 2017 and I don't think they even own the land

[@ShawnMKouri]

They may not build it. However once an island has been in 30 years of political and on developmental controversy with projects that never ever happened. This should be put back in the cards so people can choose between a hotel at jungle Island or this, Miapolis.

[@ShawnMKouri]

Imagine this! What about prefabricated construction with heavy-weight modules and a little bit of cross-laminated timer CLT? If I had a construction company that can build this thing out of this construction method. It wouldn’t take 6 to 8 years to build Miapolis using environmentally friendly materials but use Traditional construction methods to build. Instead, with pre-fabrication with modular construction with heavyweight modules and cross laminated timber, I can get it done in almost half the time or more. It can be done in two years, three years, or even four years at 15.4B to 17.6B instead of 22 billion dollars. If I had a business specializing in this type of construction method right now, I can break ground in 2021 with full completion in 2023, 2024, or 2025 if allowed, just in time for the completion of the iconic Miami signature bridge of the McArthur Causeway and I can bring the iconic arches that will be going up all the way to Miami Beach if I wanted to. Since Miami is working on a metro mover or metro rail bay link expansion to Miami Beach, Miapolis would be one of the stops. In addition, do you remember the flagstone Island Gardens project on Watson Island, I can build that using modular construction and get that done in almost half the time and 20% less in construction costs and I can make it environmentally friendly with solar power and a combination of cross laminated timber. That would go up just across the street so in terms of hotel rooms, Miapolis would have been set and good to go. Just imagine that!

[@ruckasnucka4745]

Will this ever be built?

[@HadeerBassim]

@Nonamearisto Wow this is almost 40 years, I can't wait that long ;)

[@Hipster_Doofuss]

How exactly do they plan on building a 3200 foot massive skyscraper on Watson Island?

[@EjPwned]

This will defintely put Miami on the map

[@BrandonRamirezJ]

You’re an idiot lol

[@ShawnMKouri]

An International restaurant complex at Miapolis?? For food, how about 🍕 Pizza, 🍗 Chicken, 🍤 Shrimp, 🥩 Steak, 🍔 Burgers, 🌭 Hot Dog, 🍛 Rice, and local Miami represented foods like Cuban cuisine, Mexican, authentic Haitian Food, Janpanese Fusion Dishes, Asian and Chinese food.

[@BryceisBibleMan]

i will go there just to see it

[@ShawnMKouri]

However you know what though, the one thing I realize is that this project would have to far exceed the building codes needed to build the 95 story one bayfront plaz however you know what though, the one thing I realize is that this project would have to far exceed the building codes needed to build the 95 story One Bayfrony Plaza Tower In downtown Miami. It would have to withstand when speeds between 500 mph to about 900 mph. I want to add that if it’s going to be a lead certified platinum green project, why not add Electric car charging stations in the parking Garages since electric cars are becoming a thing like Tesla and then very soon BYTON and Rivian. Get this thing back in the cards! :-)

[@Awsome1234567fun]

I wonder, how r we going to get in and out Miami Beach and where is the parking for such behemoth?

[@ShawnMKouri]

Agreed. If it were built, they would have to dig underground and put some thing underground to keep the water from eroding in and they would have to dig an additional three stories up to maybe five stories below ground to accommodate more parking for this thing. Now get this, Genting has plans to build a train connection that would connect from downtown Miami to South Beach Miami Beach. If this were built, there would have to be Baylink stop at Miapolis. It is easy to say that if they build a train connection from downtown Miami to Miami Beach, this would definitely be one of the stops. That would probably help a little bit with traffic but either way it would be an issue. Flagstone Island Gardens was supposed to go up nearby jungle Island which would include a 35 story and a 50 story hotel with a shopping complex. So, if Miapolis was built on top of that in combination, the Island Gardens project would have to have a big parking garage that would go from three stories below ground toseven stories above ground curving around parts of the island and around the kids museum to accommodate over 10,000 additional cars maybe even up to 15,000 additional cars.

[@cubansweetfire]

Dubai: are you sure about that

[@RPPMinecraft]

im rihgt there with you i cant wait

[@Jeffreyd337]

Can they PLEASE hurry up and build this!!!

[@ShawnMKouri]

I don’t know about that..... Didn’t happen. I mean they should try again because to begin with, based on what I’ve been seeing, hardly anyone visits jungle island.

[@michad9for]

good

[@michaelsledge7424]

Are they still doing this?

[@Addisonmoreno]

+Michael Sledge Highly unlikely

[@channelsabored]

@chicagoguy19 Yes. I was trying to say that if someone is rich enough, they should help pay off our debts more, even though we pay taxes, the taxes aren't going to our debt.I know we don't really fight about our debts, but how much stuff do you think would be solved if all of the countries didn't owe anything?

[@lxsosna]

Welcome to ISENGARD, Florida.

[@JohnAbuklau]

My dream holiday

[@ShawnMKouri]

Something like this is being proposed in New York City. Look it up. Yes the question is, would that ever be built?

[@quivican8]

Is funny how many people like to trash Miami, but live here, Miami has beautiful climate year around, home to the most properous hispanics in the US, but you like hispanics that only do yard work then is not for you, I hope this project will be a reality, we have the beaches, beautiful people, climate, Go Miami !!!

[@BonezLo]

what hurricanes?

[@TheZullyruiz]

MIAPOLIS IS SIMILAR TO LA FAMILIA IN BARCELONA. SOME NEVER THOUGHT IT WOULD FINISH AND IT DID. IT IS A DREAM WITH AN ECONOMIC ENGINE IN OUR PERFECT WATERFRONT STAGE. " DREAMS ARE ALWAYS ACCOMPLISHED BY SOMEONE SOMEWHERE" ZULLY RUIZ, ZULLY RUIZ ENTERPRISES INC., REALTORS DREAM AND BELIEVE

[@0slavsan0]

Chicago Spire was just a real estate project, it wouldn't be so useful for the city and the state, it had poor perspective. Now talking about Miapolis, it will contain many features that will stimulate the state's economy and add approximately 111.107 jobs to the US, so there you go. I think it's got some real perspectives and it's really got future.

[@RojoFern]

However, just like the Chicago Spire, it was cancelled, cause dreams can't come true. It's really a shame...

[@HadeerBassim]

Miami have to build this super tall tower, the US have to regain the top of the list of tallest buildings in the world

[@BelovedOppressorAladeen]

Yes, this is what we need to do. Tens of thousands of jobs, funded by private enterprise, not TAXpayers. I'm all for this.

[@ShawnMKouri]

Does anybody think that now may be the best time to bring back the idea of building Miapolis with prefabrication on the rise and the economy sinking with cost of labor and material lowering because of The COVID-19 Coronavirus Pandemic?

[@Nonamearisto]

It would be nice to see it, and certainly Miapolis is a lot more reasonable in Miami than the Burj Khalifa was in Dubai; one is a city with REAL economic power, the other is a hole in the desert with no real regulations where greedy Western businessmen could invest in insane schemes during the height of a real estate bubble that has long since burst. Still, at present time, Miapolis seems highly unlikely to be built. A real shame.

[@ctrini716]

I live in Miami, no taxpayer dollars needed...thats when all the coke money comes in handy...just highway 395 to get to it! noway enough traffic..its gona be hell

[@giscardb]

yah we wish this can be built

[@gosaderaproductions]

deammmmmmmmmmmmm i love thiss

[@93214919321491]

Knowing America, this will probably never be made because our politicians will say it pisses off jesus.

[@calebbohnert4164]

Actually they are approved this long ago

[@tamiasthechipmunk]

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[@joshbrelly1]

i really want to see this thing build. but it will probably end up like the chicago spire, "construction suspended", it wont be started until the economy is better.

[@AdrianEaston]

He should fund this!!!!!!!

[@basnobua]

@EeJLP $22B is more like 0.17% of the national debt. Even by your math you need to drop the % or multiply by 100. Nothing personal, it was just bothering me.

[@razvandobos9759]

First saw this in 2010.

[@ShawnMKouri]

Holly traffic! That’s if it were built! And another thing, how would Miapolis hold on economically and financially a pandemic like COVID-19 if it were built?

[@ShawnMKouri]

Yeah! Because if you think about it hotels with clothes and certain office spaces would have to close if that happened even the shopping mall would have to close and the amusement park. Goodness

[@ShawnMKouri]

The only thing that would be open at this thing would be the condos and restaurants would only be open for takeout and delivery.

[@ShawnMKouri]

And the organic food market would also be one of the only things open. And as far as traffic goes. Some roadwork would have to be done on the MacArthur Causeway, the I 95 going southbound and northbound from as far north as midtown to as far south as Coral Gables. Including State Road 836, and parts of the Palmetto Expressway. In addition to that, there would also have to be a Baylink stop more buses added to the Miami Dade County metro bus fleet, more private shuttles, more special transportation STS vans, and possibly even and expansion of the airport to accommodate all those people. And for sure Miami Dade county would definitely have to expand the metro rail to as far north as Aventura two as far south as Homestead if they are going to do that. That is if it were built. Maybe add some more water taxis?

[@ShawnMKouri]

How about townhomes from 2 to 5 bedrooms and up to 5,500 square feet with from near Standard Quality, to Mid-Range Quality Finishes. And Luxury condos from a million to 150M for sale? Why not have apartments from Affordable Housing from low-income to standard and luxury rentals? How about a big fitness center? Miapolis would’ve had that.

[@ShawnMKouri]

Do you want to know how much money Miapolis would have generated from Miami Dade County Public schools which is my home school district in Miami? 200,000,000 to 600,000,000 in revenue dollars.

[@channelsabored]

@chicagoguy19 ok, sure, the part of the government that should be paying isn't paying exactly, but I'm sure paying off our debts would be a better use for this money. War or miapolis

[@ShawnMKouri]

I’m going to 3D print the real project. Classically cheaper and much faster..

[@geoman798]

This looks like the simcity megatowers

[@Nonamearisto]

@narv2010 I'm sure we will take it back, but not for several decades. Maybe when I'm in my 60s... (I'm 22, btw)

[@BoogsterSU2]

'Murica!!

[@charlie0180]

They should build it to 3000 feet. Take up an entire island and away from downtown crowded development. This will easily stand strong against winds of 600 mph tornado strengths. This will light up miami to where it belongs.

[@ShawnMKouri]

Pretty good point. It would be right in the middle. It can be accessible from downtown Miami and South Beach Miami Florida by the MacArthur Causeway and PortMiami by PortMiami Tunnel. You can easily see it from your own boat when you are coming from north of Biscayne Bay. When you get closer to 41st St. bridge you will be able to see it, especially at night. You can easily pull up on your own boat. When you are bike riding on the bay front of South Beach on the marina boardwalk which connects to the Government Cut Walk. If you have a condo on Miami Beach facing the bay you can easily see it.

[@LADY69in]

@shalmont and you asked what hurricanes. lmao!!! ummmm, the hurricanes that develop off the coast of Africa and make their way here to soutg eastern coast, sometimes golf coast and cause major destruvtion if its a high category storm. what kinda of question was that. now that was an ignorant question. @shalmont

[@randygriffin115]

I think this will be a pipe-dream...I don't see it happening with all the other developements schudeled for the city of Miami within the next 10 years. RGEE

[@piloto_loco]

2000 such projects filed for miami. easy enough to create such surrealistic videos. none of these hyper-errections will make it. whoever made this video, he must be on viagra.

[@DarkHeartedMusician]

Kind of looks a little bit like Isengard. lol

[@sjsrcr]

I should, no will be able to see this thing from my bedroom window most likely. This would be four times as tall as the highest building in Downtown right now.

[@simoncowell8175]

Both will be built, soon!

[@alonsotorres6073]

Really? Cool! I thought they weren't going to build them

[@ShawnMKouri]

Probably not. But they should give it another go in proposing the plan. You know how much money it would generate in tax revenues for Miami Dade County Public schools? Which is now one of the best urban school districts in the nation, 100M to 500M

[@JJ4NN]

look on wikipedia

[@EeJLP]

@Sabored Because we owe ~1,000x that amount. I'd rather have this building than pay off 0.001% of our debt.

[@redelman43199]

@rb7magnetico Another video about it said it will.

[@ShawnMKouri]

Don’t delete this video KZbin.

[@gladitsnotme]

Should be spelled Maiopolis if this is how you're going to pronounce it. Miapolis is mee-ahp-o-liss, Maiopolis is my-ahp-o-liss.

[@flitardo]

@davsebastian JUAAAA!!!!!