Comments on: Is the Miami construction boom still going strong, and how long is it expected to continue? http://www.urbanplacemaking.com/urban-places-after/is-the-miami-construction-boom-still-going-strong-and-how-long-is-it-expected-to-continue/ Fri, 16 Apr 2010 14:21:59 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: kadel http://www.urbanplacemaking.com/urban-places-after/is-the-miami-construction-boom-still-going-strong-and-how-long-is-it-expected-to-continue/#comment-1829 kadel Fri, 05 Mar 2010 11:35:59 +0000 http://www.urbanplacemaking.com/urban-places-after/is-the-miami-construction-boom-still-going-strong-and-how-long-is-it-expected-to-continue#comment-1829 No construction jobs anywhere in Florida including Miami. I think Tampa was looking for an urban planner about 3 months ago. Contact the City of Tampa and Hillsborough County.<br><b>References : </b><br> No construction jobs anywhere in Florida including Miami. I think Tampa was looking for an urban planner about 3 months ago. Contact the City of Tampa and Hillsborough County.
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]]> By: Daisymay http://www.urbanplacemaking.com/urban-places-after/is-the-miami-construction-boom-still-going-strong-and-how-long-is-it-expected-to-continue/#comment-1828 Daisymay Fri, 05 Mar 2010 10:48:59 +0000 http://www.urbanplacemaking.com/urban-places-after/is-the-miami-construction-boom-still-going-strong-and-how-long-is-it-expected-to-continue#comment-1828 no construction in Florida right now is bad i have several family members out of work right now a framer,a roofer and a plumber.<br><b>References : </b><br> no construction in Florida right now is bad i have several family members out of work right now a framer,a roofer and a plumber.
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]]> By: ★iBOOM★ http://www.urbanplacemaking.com/urban-places-after/is-the-miami-construction-boom-still-going-strong-and-how-long-is-it-expected-to-continue/#comment-1827 ★iBOOM★ Fri, 05 Mar 2010 10:23:59 +0000 http://www.urbanplacemaking.com/urban-places-after/is-the-miami-construction-boom-still-going-strong-and-how-long-is-it-expected-to-continue#comment-1827 No, right now construction in Miami is in a halt. The $600 Million dollar Port of Miami project hasn't been canceled but it has been put on hold due the the current effects of the economy. The project involved the construction of a tunnel from the Port of Miami to the MacArthur Causeway to reroute trucks from the downtown area. As of right now it's nearly impossible to find a job especially in Miami Dade County. The unemployment rate right now in South Florida has reached 8.1% since December 08 , higher than the national unemployment rate of 7.6%. So that means 752,000 are jobless right now. In the tri-county area, Palm Beach County had the highest unemployment rate, with 7.8 percent, followed by Miami-Dade, with 7 percent, and Broward, with 6.8 percent. Most companies are cutting jobs right now so it's going to be quite hard for you to find a job because now you have to compete with a whole bunch of people who probably want the same position. We'll just have to wait and see what President Obama $787 billion economic stimulus bill will do for us.<br><b>References : </b><br>☀South Florida Dude☀ No, right now construction in Miami is in a halt. The $600 Million dollar Port of Miami project hasn’t been canceled but it has been put on hold due the the current effects of the economy.

The project involved the construction of a tunnel from the Port of Miami to the MacArthur Causeway to reroute trucks from the downtown area.

As of right now it’s nearly impossible to find a job especially in Miami Dade County. The unemployment rate right now in South Florida has reached 8.1% since December 08 , higher than the national unemployment rate of 7.6%. So that means 752,000 are jobless right now. In the tri-county area, Palm Beach County had the highest unemployment rate, with 7.8 percent, followed by Miami-Dade, with 7 percent, and Broward, with 6.8 percent. Most companies are cutting jobs right now so it’s going to be quite hard for you to find a job because now you have to compete with a whole bunch of people who probably want the same position.

We’ll just have to wait and see what President Obama $787 billion economic stimulus bill will do for us.
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]]> By: DoorDoc http://www.urbanplacemaking.com/urban-places-after/is-the-miami-construction-boom-still-going-strong-and-how-long-is-it-expected-to-continue/#comment-1826 DoorDoc Fri, 05 Mar 2010 10:06:59 +0000 http://www.urbanplacemaking.com/urban-places-after/is-the-miami-construction-boom-still-going-strong-and-how-long-is-it-expected-to-continue#comment-1826 Miami pretty much ran out of buildable land years ago. Its already built up between the Everglades & the Atlantic and the high-rise market died a couple of years ago. FYI, Unless you are very fluent in Spanish you would have a hard time communicating there.<br><b>References : </b><br> Miami pretty much ran out of buildable land years ago. Its already built up between the Everglades & the Atlantic and the high-rise market died a couple of years ago.

FYI, Unless you are very fluent in Spanish you would have a hard time communicating there.
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]]> By: thomy8s http://www.urbanplacemaking.com/urban-places-after/is-the-miami-construction-boom-still-going-strong-and-how-long-is-it-expected-to-continue/#comment-1825 thomy8s Fri, 05 Mar 2010 09:31:59 +0000 http://www.urbanplacemaking.com/urban-places-after/is-the-miami-construction-boom-still-going-strong-and-how-long-is-it-expected-to-continue#comment-1825 Don't come to Miami looking for work. There isn't even enough for the people we already have.<br><b>References : </b><br> Don’t come to Miami looking for work. There isn’t even enough for the people we already have.
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