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Downtown Street Closed Until March For MiamiCentral Construction

Downtown Street Closed Until March For MiamiCentral Construction

December 20, 2016·8 Comments

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Northwest Sixth Street will be closed through March to allow for MiamiCentral construction:

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Jesus

4 years ago

This is already looking great. Despite not being finished, I can already see this being busy during the day, full of people, full of commerce. This is a positive step forward for Miami.

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marc

4 years ago

Yep. Especially since it will add so many more people living there with the two 500′ rental towers.

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Anonymous

4 years ago

Happy Birthday!!

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Anonymous

4 years ago

between paramount miami …world center and this i would like to thank the developers who are taking this area from wasteland to vibrant commerce and residential hub…hope it pays off well for them

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Edin

4 years ago

To avoid any interference with ground traffic,Brightline should be elevated all the way to the West Palm Beach.I bet in 10 to 15 years they gonna do it any way.But this is just Florida,not
Japan or China.

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Anonymous

4 years ago

What are you smoking? That could cost way beyond 500 billion dollas!

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Jesus

4 years ago

A train connecting all of Florida wouldn’t cost that much. I know you are exaggerating but it is feasible and it must happen although the Hyperloop or something like it should be built instead.

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marc

4 years ago

This train which is at grade and already owns its ROW between Miami and Orlando is costing about close to 2 billion and you’re talking about connecting all of Florida? Guess what, now add the cost of buying all the other ROW to connect all the other major cities and then lets elevate said rail lines and you say its feasible?.

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