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Random question but you're not a 90's/early 2000's software engineer that uses the LAMP stack are you?

Honestly At this point I think a WAY better option is to sell Ross on building a Brightline stop at the nearest junction and adding a Dolphins/Uhealth branded monorail that goes right into the stadium. That would connect HRS to WPB, Broward, and Dade, allow students to take the train to the...

140 * $500,000 = 80,000,000 Pretty easy sell for the land for a 2-300 Mil stadium 140 * 2,000,000 = 280,000,000 Unreasonable for a 2-300 Mil stadium We're buying from willing sellers in a free market at prices dictated by that free market. I've seen the teams that acquire land for projects...

No it isnt....and no there's not a single unit of multifamily in that area I outlined..... we're talking about 120-140 homes that are all single family, a gas station, and a tire recycler....Ruiz said he wanted to make a village. There's also a massive 3 stage affordable housing project by...

9 Lots and 4 garages within a couple blocks....And the Train literally on the stadium steps...We'd have to do it like the Marlins and just stack garages outside the stadium

US bank stadium (70k capacity with a massive green out front, is a hair over 30......so 25 isn't a stretch

Another 40 ish acres.....But that plot would be tough on traffic...perhaps worse than tropical

It's off the airport expressway. So a good expressway ramp from northbound. Also, it already has 1 existing garage....add 3-4 more in and a couple lots and we'd be good up to about a 60k person capacity

I've looked into this and thought the area just north of the Earlington Heights Metrorail station would be perfect. The box outlined by 41st street, NW 22nd Ave, NW 25th Ave, and NW 46th St could be acquired for somewhere in the 60-80M range as it's all single family homes and I'm sure the...