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[UrbanImpact]

Originally Posted by ChiND

Miami is not a commercial center. It has four F500 HQs, and they’re incredibly marginal companies:

•    No. 70 World Fuel Services (https://fortune.com/company/world-fu...es/fortune500/), based in Miami, $59.043 billion in revenue, 5,214 employees

    •    No. 119 Lennar (https://fortune.com/company/lennar/fortune500/), based in Miami, $33.671 billion in revenue, 12,012 employees

    •    No. 345 Ryder System (https://fortune.com/company/ryder-system/fortune500/), based in Miami, $12.011 billion in revenue, 48,300 employees

    •    No. 495 Watsco (https://fortune.com/company/watsco/fortune500/), based in Miami, $7.274 billion in revenue, 7,238 employees

Yet, there are a bunch of commercial skyscrapers under construction/In For Permit. Aren't you the same user that insisted New York City was dead and that 5th ave was crime ridden in the 175 Park thread?

[BuildThemTaller]

Delaware is home to more than 300 Fortune 500 HQs and yet doesn't have a supertall. I, too, can do simple searches on the interwebs and draw the wrong conclusions.

[ChiND]

Originally Posted by BuildThemTaller

Delaware is home to more than 300 Fortune 500 HQs and yet doesn't have a supertall. I, too, can do simple searches on the interwebs and draw the wrong conclusions.

People with limited intelligence shouldn’t make proclamations. Scores of corporations are incorporated under Delaware law. That’s vastly different from having an HQ there.

[BuildThemTaller]

Originally Posted by ChiND

People with limited intelligence shouldn’t make proclamations. Scores of corporations are incorporated under Delaware law. That’s vastly different from having an HQ there.

Read that again and give that some good, deep thought.

[jackster99]

Originally Posted by UrbanImpact

Yet, there are a bunch of commercial skyscrapers under construction/In For Permit. Aren't you the same user that insisted New York City was dead and that 5th ave was crime ridden in the 175 Park thread?

He also claimed he read that no Citadel employees want to move to Miami. Can't find anywhere where that is on record, but the founder of the company is building a $500 million house in Palm Beach, so he clearly wants to be in the vicinity lol.