Photos: Sneak Peek Of Centralfare Food Hall At MiamiCentral

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Newly taken photos of MiamiCentral appear to show furniture and chandeliers already installed in part of MiamiCentral’s food hall, called CentralFare.

Brightline employees have said that the company is targeting a November opening.

 

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Anonymous

Ok, so here are my 2 cents. I was off yesterday and since my plans to go to the zoo folded due to Gordon I decided to take a ride and check out Miami Central. The last time I drove by this area there was a lot of trash on the sidewalk right next to some half completed abandoned building, that building is still there but now right in front of it sits this new station. Everything feels new and there was no trash around anywhere. I went inside and since I am from NYC I expected to see something at least a little bit like Grand Central Station, but that was not the case. It is nice no doubt, brand new, clean, Joe and the Juice looks great, the food court was completely blocked off so I could not see in, but other than that it felt very small. No bigger than a regular train station in the North East. Even smaller than the Crystal City Metro Station in Washington DC. Difficult to say if it will be enough space for everyone who will be taking the train years from now, I guess only time will tell. The surrounding… Read more »

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1 year ago
Anonymous

we have to wait til is completed before making any comparisons.

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1 year ago
Anonymous

Totally different concept and scenario. Grand Central Station was built as an International Train Station, meaning, it was built to receive trains from multiple states. Brightline is purely a Florida concept, meaning, it’s being built to service only the state of Florida, therefore there’s no need to build a train station in Miami as big as NYC’s Grand Central Station or the one in DC.

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1 year ago
Gene

Different states are part of the United States. This station will have many more international visitors then GCS. What’s your point?

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1 year ago
Anonymous

You state that as if it’s a fact. Grand Central Station is a hub for trains traveling to and from Washington DC, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Connecticut, New Jersey, and other states. And don’t tell me what makes up the United States of America, I was born in Miami in 1953, that’s probably before you popped out of your mother. People travel by train from other states to go to work in NYC and on those trains are a whole lot of international visitors also. So what’s the point of your comment?

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1 year ago
Anonymous

Ok first of all the word “international” means that it involves at least 2 or more nations. That is not the case not here and not in NYC, all of them are National stations. Second, the station that is mentioned up above called Crystal City in Washington DC only services the DC Metro area and it is certainly not international. However, I have been there and it is attached to a beautiful underground mall, probably twice as big as Miami Central will be.

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1 year ago
Jim Kovalsky

Less than half of the station is even open at this point. What you see is not everything…. The complete south end of the station hasn’t been completed, and that will be the connections to Metromover and Metrorail, as well as Trirail also coming in. The entire complex will be in excess of a million square feet…

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1 year ago
Anonymous

Thanks for clarifying that Jim.

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1 year ago
Jerome Washington

Jim, can you elaborate on the metrorail connection. Based on what i have seen so far, I couldn’t see an obvious connection to the Overtown or Govt Center stations that would allow you to transfer without physically leaving Miami Central. Sounds like you are saying differently, which would be great and make it a true transportation hub. If not, the Overtown station is a quick walk, but all connected would be awesome.

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1 year ago
Anonymous

Oh la la!

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1 year ago
Anonymous

Can’t wait for that house of mac! Already bought my 50 for 25 coupon lol!

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1 year ago
The dude who's been there already!

19 Kiosks by the best chefs of the city – Several restaurants one has a $12M buildup and is insane! It will be worth being there for the opening in November! Can’t wait!

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1 year ago
Anonymous

Hope a lot of these businesses got favorable lease terms. Cause there won’t be anyone there for years.

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1 year ago
Anonymous

Um, where did you by your Crystal Ball from?

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1 year ago
Anonymous

I mean I’ve already had 2 different clients come in from out of town and tell me they used the train, to my surprise. Once we get Orlando and a city on the west coast of Florida, I think it’ll work very well.

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1 year ago
Anonymous

I know so many people who are using the train. So not sure where you are getting that info from.

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1 year ago
Anonymous

Who are these people? Cause I’ve seen lots of trains and they’re nearly empty.

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1 year ago
Anonymous

Crystal Ball & High-Speed x-ray vision…you must be a hero!

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1 year ago
Anonymous

Train moves very slow through Miami.

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1 year ago
Anonymous

Not only do you have a Crystal Ball & High-Speed x-ray vision, you’re able to be in more than one city at the same time!

You must be a Super Hero?

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1 year ago
marc

Tenants from the two rental towers upstairs say hi.

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