Everything NEW or Coming Soon to Miami in 2025

In this video, I will tell you everything new and coming soon to Miami in 2025! From big developments to skyline projects, this is how Miami will change next year!
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Timestamps:
00:00 Intro
00:59 Okan Tower
02:40 Waldorf Astoria Residences
03:50 Five Park Miami Beach
05:41 Dream Miami
06:16 Miami World Center Expansion
06:57 Magic City Innovation District
08:35 Miami Freedom Park
09:13 Paramount Miami Worldcenter
09:47 F1 Miami Grand Prix
10:49 Little Havana
11:19 Brickell City Center Expansion
14:07 Neighborhoods Exploding in Value
15:38 Conclusion
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Welcome to my channel, dedicated to everything about living in Miami, Florida, moving to Miami, and relocating to Miami. I also cover Miami new construction condos and explore many other neighborhoods in Miami and South Florida.
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Joseph James Biscaha P.A is a licensed real estate salesperson affiliated with Compass. Compass Florida, LLC D/B/A Compass is a licensed real estate broker and abides by equal housing opportunity laws. All material presented herein is intended for informational purposes only. Information is compiled from sources deemed reliable but is subject to errors, omissions, changes in price, condition, sale, or withdrawal without notice. No statement is made as to accuracy of any description. All measurements and square footages are approximate. This is not intended to solicit property already listed. Nothing herein shall be construed as legal, accounting or other professional advice outside the realm of real estate brokerage.

[JoeSellsMiami]

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[MaruHolloway]

What Miami needs is more public transportation. The city keeps growing making the traffic unbearable. Make many more metrorail routes for example. We need metrorail to go south all the way to at least Homestead and then north all the way to North Miami. Then we need at least three lines of metrorail gojng from southwest to south east- and north west to northeast.

[michaeldonnelly]

Moved to Miami in 1983, now it’s a city made for the super wealthy. At least I purchased a in the south of Chile as my backup. But I still love Miami always will.

[aherna]

It’s unbelievable how this city has changed in 20 years. Booming through and through!

[MrDCMiami]

And unless you're a billionaire, you'll financially bleed to death living there. It's all pretentious and superficial. Despite my screen name, I left there for good in January. Rising costs, unbearable traffic congestion, obnoxious, egomaniac people and a declining quality of life. You can have it.

[esponru]

What about having a more functional metro system and better public transport?

[DerylSpielman]

Also the revitalization of Sunset Place in South Miami is a huge project.

[kendahl]

TRAFFIC, TRAFFIC, TRAFFIC
PLUS WITH ALL THE RAIN MIAMI IS AT BEST A 6 MONTH DESTINATION

[JoseMiguelSisto]

I live in Broward-Miami, and I've been watching an impressive development with construction cranes everywhere, making evident that the economy has been booming for the last two years and South Florida is a preferred target for investors.

[GO_X_Guy]

The amount of overconsumption is insane.

[StayClever]

“Luxury” and little Haiti in the same sentence is comical. 😂

[sanan.]

I’d love to see some advances in public transport. The city cannot sustain so many incoming residents without doing something about traffic. Not everyone with money wants to spend 4-5 hours in a car everyday.

[diegofernb]

You forgot to mention Hub Miami, thats an interesting project. Condo + offices. You can still get those for $700-900k

[KemaTheCreative]

As a born and raised in the county dade woman like myself I hope they make more metro movers or something they are efficient as well as what joe said and I hope all the new ballers consider affordable housing properties for their employees 😊 its a some money in there too😂

[leroyhopkins]

I knew baxk in 2015, this city would grow & allow more oppunities for people

[StepsTowardstheLandofBuddha]

Excited to see all the amazing new developments in Miami for 2025! Can’t wait! 🌟🏙 #Miami2025

[CoCo-Applebum]

Excited about all the tech!! I’m buying my 1st home there free & clear & I’m in Healthcare IT ❤🎉

[galigiri]

“At the heart of downtown, enjoying the cultural offerings in the area” lol paying 5 million to hang out with the homeless is wild

[ricklesser]

Was just in Miami last week. Sounds good however the expansion while on paper sounds great. Have you driven downtown? 95 can't expand any more. The construction of the roadways still can't handle what is here now. I can't wait for all those condos all that entertainment to be filled with people If half of them drive good luck. it's a pie in the sky idea because we don't have the infrastructure. And transportation, . Brightline, have you looked to purchase a ticket on Brightline lately? I mean all these people are going to move here what about the people that are here that can't afford it now?

[popbasketball]

Everyone hating on the comments... clearly doesn't know the history of Miami... Started with Tequesta Indians, Spanish influence after, English/Anglo-Saxon pioneers, US Military base aka Ft.Dallas, eventually the boom of the white Americans in Fitz, Juila Tuttle and the Brickells. Flager really made Miami blossom, but Fisher Merrick, Collins and Douglas helped. Black Americans but especially from the Caribbean started to come over and incorporate the city. Anglo-American Snow birds and Northeasterns brought the swing, a real estate boom, and maybe a Great fast forward after WW 2, the cold war brought Cubans and people from Nicaragua, respectively in the 60s and 80s. Columbians wanted in too, brought the parties and the cocaine. This fear of replacement is misunderstood, Miami had always had new people coming in, get use to it or leave... A fellow Miamian, but for real go to Ft. Lauderdale, we dont want overcrowdedness.