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Originally Posted by umiami305
They got the crane and the pilings driver set up at the Met 2 site. They even moved the Metropolitan Miami sales center building accross the street onto the Met Square site.
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Yes, it is true!
I went into the sales office today, which was sitting on top of wheels and concrete blocks across the street from where they were. The sales representatives said they were ready to rock and roll on both
Met 2 & 3! Infinity II indeed is NOT under construction even though it is listed as such by Emporis. What else is new? I went into the sales office, which is sitting where
Infinity II is supposed to be built, and the sales representative there told me they were not due to start construction until March of next year. The
Capital I & II site is laden with construction materials, though no cranes yet and looks poised to start any time now. I still lament the original specs of 805 feet. With the Four Seasons at 789 feet. Capital I & II could at least go 100 feet taller than the current specs and keep the FAA and MIA happy.
Onyx2 is truly dead with the sales office surrounded by a rusting fence and overrun with tall weeds, an awful sight. There is a "For Sale" sign on the site for the property, plans, and permits, not the units.
I went by the
Opera Tower sales office and picked up some literature that puts them topping off at 60 stories instead of 56 as listed by Emporis. Not sure if that means taller in feet than the original specs or not. There is still nothing going on at the Element (formerly Ice2) site, but the lot itself is begging for a huge development project. The lot could hold 3 towers.