Which urban neighborhood is the "Manhattan of the South" Midtown Atlanta, Brickell Miami, or Uptown Charlotte? (state, Los Angeles)

[clean_polo]

The main thing that makes Miami and New York different is the fact that New York's architecture is about 100 years older than Miami's lol.

[MiamiRob]

Originally Posted by clean_polo

The main thing that makes Miami and New York different is the fact that New York's architecture is about 100 years older than Miami's lol.

actually NYC's architecture is several hundred years old. People seem to forget that Miami is only 114 years old but has an amazing density for such a young city. As for the Brickell area it has a population of around 30,000 plus now and continuing to grow as we speak.
When I was in Buckhead even though there were highrises, it had a suburban feel to it and I never been to Charlotte so I can't comment on that city.
Out of the three I would say Miami's Brickell district is the most urban.

[clean_polo]

Originally Posted by MiamiRob

actually NYC's architecture is several hundred years old. People seem to forget that Miami is only 114 years old but has an amazing density for such a young city. As for the Brickell area it has a population of around 30,000 plus now and continuing to grow as we speak.
When I was in Buckhead even though there were highrises, it had a suburban feel to it and I never been to Charlotte so I can't comment on that city.
Out of the three I would say Miami's Brickell district is the most urban.

I know New York is old, but I didn't realize Miami is that young.

[K.O.N.Y]

Several hundred? Nyc's earliest architecture comes from the early 1900's and the late 1800's-(brooklyn bridge,statue of liberty etc)

[clean_polo]

^ Lol, I was about to say that, New York might be old but it's not THAT old.

[DANNYY]

Originally Posted by clean_polo

^ Lol, I was about to say that, New York might be old but it's not THAT old.

Yes, that would be Boston that's that old.

[clean_polo]

^ Lol, exactly.

[Native17]

probably every European city, heck even most other cities in the America's are older than the cities in the USA. lol

[clean_polo]

European cities are WAY older than US cities.

[Toxic Toast]

Originally Posted by OmShahi

What is the "Miami" of the north ..... ?

Traverse City, MI