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Its not like Spanish Colonialism started in Florida.... oh wait.
??? Pointless. I am speaking of the downtowns... Californias are unique and huge. There is nothing in Florida that looks like Claifornia (Downtown Wise)
Closest two cities would be San Diego and Tampa Bay. California is big so im not sure of every major CBD in the state. I feel like each downtown in sunbelt cities are designed in their own way to beautify their respective CBD's. Can't say the same for any city in the northeast.
Does Ft Lauderdale have any quaint, leafy neighborhoods like those shown in Orlando and Tampa? I visit Ft Lauderdale often and have seen Las Olas, downtown along the river, and the oceanfront, but haven't encountered any neighborhoods like that. If they exist, I'd love to explore them next time I'm in town!
I'm actually not sure if Fort Lauderdale has any quaint neighborhoods. South Florida is younger than the rest of Florida so a lot of what you see is newer.
Does Ft Lauderdale have any quaint, leafy neighborhoods like those shown in Orlando and Tampa? I visit Ft Lauderdale often and have seen Las Olas, downtown along the river, and the oceanfront, but haven't encountered any neighborhoods like that. If they exist, I'd love to explore them next time I'm in town!
Hey, wouldn't you agree that those West Palm Google maps look like Cali?
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