The real estate market of Miami is going through many changes in recent years. It will continue to change somewhat drastically for the next couple decades. The Miami skyline will be a symptom of this change, offering a new and exotic change to Miami’s look.
An international marketing and design firm known as Visualhouse put together a rendering of what Miami may look like in the year 2030. There are 11 visually unique projects that made the cut, which are either approved or are under construction. They used a pre-existing aerial picture of Miami and overlaid the buildings.
“We work with a lot of developers throughout Miami and New York. A lot of people come to us when they work on skyscrapers,” Robert Herrick, the managing director of Visualhouse said, “Over time, we’re able to depict what the future of cities look like.”
One of the projects that sticks out the most is the SkyRise Miami. The 1,000-foot tall “bobby pin” observation tower that Jeffery Berkowitz is developing. If it is built, it will be one of the tallest towers in Miami or that has ever been in Miami. The record for tallest building in Miami belongs to the Four Seasons development, built back in 2003. That project stands at 789-feet tall.
The 11 developments that made the rendering are as follows:
- SkyRise Miami
- Villa Magna
- Echo Brickell
- One Brickell City Center
- Brickell Flatiron
- Brickell City Center
- The Edge On Brickell
- One Riverfront
- MiamiCentral Station
- Miami World Center
- 300 Biscayne
Source: therealdeal.com
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