Tampa Florida Update (Right now!)
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- čas přidán 5. 09. 2024
- This is an updated video for new things that are planning to break ground in Tampa Fl within 2024. Some things have recently been approved and others are planning to break ground right now. We talk about Tawer 2 in Marina Pointe, a luxury condo community in South Tampa Florida, right on the Tampa Bay. We cover the approval of the Ybor harbor plan that will take on a big role connecting downtown Tampa and Ybor City with amenities that will be similar to the Riverwalk. The new YMCA was approved for Tampa Heights and the West Shore Plaza has been approved to be demolished. All of these projects should improve Tampa FL as it is already one of the best Cities to live in the country.
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Love Tampa, but all this development WILL increase traffic on roads that are already pretty shaky if we’re being honest. I have very high hopes for Tampa, but if there’s no investment in public transportation BETWEEN these developments - or from developments to office spaces, then there will be a MASSIVE traffic issue. I see a lot of “walkability” focused development inside these pockets of density but there were to be more/better ways to get around the city
You have some solid views. You must live here?
This video is BLESSED!!! The mysic when you are showing the units sound like ANGELS TALKING……You have to music carefully. Great video!! I am trying to decide between Naples or Tampa.
Both are great areas. Naples, slightly slower pace but there is some good in that now days. Thank you for the comment!
I love the growth its making Tampa even more beautiful and exciting to live in, the only issue is we are soooo far behind places like Europe that have such an amazing transportation system. We are too car dependent, and a place that is changing so much why not make it a place unlike any other in America
I believe Downtown Tampa will have one of the best public transportation systems in Florida very soon. Outside of that is very difficult to accommodate as, yes things turn into the suburbs very quickly.
@@Christianclay oh of course! Exited to see what Tampa is going to become
All these new developments seem to have in mind the 3rd place of WPL with high walkability but yeah they do need to interconnect all of these different locations with a good rail system.
Excellent view of the oncoming hurricane.
Some places Get hurricanes, Some places get snow storms, Some places get tornadoes, Some places get wildfires. I don't think you can truly have a location that doesn't have a positive and a negative. But we have a lot of sunshine!
Lol that was actually funny
I’ve lived in Tampa for about 2.5 yrs now and from what I’ve seen st pete is light years ahead of downtown tampa just purely based on urban planning done years ago. I also think it will continue to feel more like Miami with all the problem and ppl that come with it, and for some ppl they will look for other alternatives that are more affordable. Tampa was unique because it was more calm and leas pricey with less problems, and it hasn’t learned from Miami. Chasing luxury doesn’t end well. Personally after living downtown spending 3k per month and having the luxury experience I realized that the people here are very shallow and this way of living doesn’t make you happy. I’m going to move to NC for more affordability and better people
Very detailed, and respected perspective. It will be hard to avoid the growth anywhere in Florida, especially if water, attractions, and great weather are involved. St Pete is certainly a great downtown, definitely a great transportation system in place, but Tampa will ultimately offer more once its pulled together (but indeed behind St Pete). Everyone is fighting traffic and population growth. Unlike Miami, Tampa does have strict height restrictions on buildings and in return will keep the downtown less dense from a residential standpoint. Unfortunately, cities can't stop people from coming. Much like yourself 2.5 years ago, people decided to make the move. The old days of ghost towns in Florida are breezing by. I'm sure NC would say the same as they are one of the top states that people who are moving as well. Either way, I wish you luck in your endeavor to find your next best place to live.
Orlando, Miami, all 3 have gotten sooo damn expensive, Im considering Jacksonville but its not the same, different vibe, diffrent culture, nothing wrong with that, just not the same vibe.
The Pendry looks kinda odd to me. i mean building right on the rivers edge like that? is the bedrock even stable enough to hold a building of that size let alone magnitude? just something to look into. that and Tampa One looks great. now i gotta go win the powerball to afford such luxury places.
LOVE THIS VIDEO!! 😍 Such an amazing project and very exciting!
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Tampa is the new Miami
The new old Miami?
Thanks for the update! You're always on top of the new things coming!
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I wish all of this development was just stop. It’s not that I don’t like nice things in Tampa however it’s just making it more congested and more expensive. You can really deal with the congestion, but things are so out of whack on the price perspective it feels pointless. Which is developers, which is take their money to Miami. We can all go enjoy it every once in a while and get the hell out of that place. Yes, it makes Tampa nicer. However, it doesn’t make it better.
What is your thoughts on the riverwalk and everything that has branched from that? (Armature works, water street, etc.)
Can you please do an Orlando/ Kissimmee update? Thanks
Stay tuned 🤓