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Crane Going In Soon At 513-Unit Canvas (Photo)

Crane Going In Soon At 513-Unit Canvas (Photo)

May 5, 2016·5 Comments

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Progress can be seen at Canvas, with foundation work moving along and cranes going in soon:

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marc

5 years ago

Looking forward to this adding life to that area.

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Dany

5 years ago

Not a great building but this is what Miami needs and can afford right now. More people will move from the suburbs to Dtown when they can find “affordable ” apartments near public transportation sites, Miami will be a huge city like Chicago/Boston some day 🙂

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Edin

5 years ago

Boston a huge city????

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Dany

5 years ago

Yes, Boston is a great/huge city. Boston is number is the 24th and Miami ranks 44th nationally regarding population. Boston has a Well expanded public transportation, Harvard university, MIT …… and Tons of things to do year round. Miami has a lot of potential but it is a town compared to Boston. It will change with time. When people start living in the city and not in the suburbs : P

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Jack Flash

5 years ago

Lots of potential for this building for folks who want to work at Miami World Center. I’m sure it will do well and fit nicely into the neighbourhood.

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