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.

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Comment by Mike P on July 1, 2009 at 12:56am: This will never fly, but a cool concept! lol

Comment by GiNNETTE ♥ on June 23, 2009 at 9:55pm: Wow, I wish it was real... cant seem to wrap my head around it though.

Comment by Denise Ramos on June 22, 2009 at 8:42pm: When is this opening?

Comment by Tony M. on June 22, 2009 at 6:36pm: Something interesting. Based on their site; dont be hopeful.

http://miapolislp.com/index_files/Page1240.htm

Comment by Tony M. on June 22, 2009 at 6:27pm: Hmmm, building this at sea level with some of the conditions that can happen here. Not sure if the dreamers were told. There is a reason this sort of thing hasnt happened already, and last time I looked, we didnt live in Dubai. Somewhere that is also now running low on funds.

Comment by Jeremy D. Fisher on June 22, 2009 at 5:40pm: This town needs more empty hotel rooms, office suites and condo/apartments. They forgot to say "Opening in Spring, 2050 (we hope)."

Comment by Alex (MUL) on June 22, 2009 at 3:24pm: Not sure if this will ever happen. It seems a bit far fetched.
Island Gardens (on Watson Island) should be breaking ground pretty soon:
http://www.miamiurbanlife.com/forum/topics/1256554:Topic:11032