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Jetson family, take note: One Miami developer is now preparing for flying cars.
Dan Kodsi, CEO of Royal Palms Companies and developer of the Paramount Miami Worldcenter complex downtown, says he is retrofitting the Paramount’s roof for a future that includes airborne personal transportation.
“It’s not a question of if, but when,” Kodsi said.
The roof of the 60-story condo is being encased entirely in glass. Upon completion, it will serve as an observation deck for residents. When the flying-car future arrives, the rooftop will be outfitted with a landing pad, and the observation deck will become a sky lobby for coming and going commuters on the wing. The building is slated to open next spring.
