Miami Worldcenter recently announced its first four culinary tenants and it’s bringing out the big guns. Foodies rejoice because Miami is getting not one, not…
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Miami Worldcenter recently announced its first four culinary tenants and it’s bringing out the big guns. Foodies rejoice because Miami is getting not one, not…
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Miami Worldcenter Associates, led by Nitin Motwani, Art Falcone and the CIM Group, has 280,000 square feet of retail and commercial spaces in the works…
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Downtown Miami’s upcoming $4 billion, 27-acre mixed-use development, Miami Worldcenter, just announced its first four culinary tenants, arriving next year. They include Chicago-based steakhouse Maple…
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Miami Worldcenter leases its first restaurant, Maple & Ash Steakhouse at the block H retail building. This building, located between 7th Street and 1st Avenue…
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Miami Worldcenter revealed some local venues, as well as two Chicago concepts, among the first restaurants to sign leases at the massive mixed-use development. The…
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Finally, we know who’s taking residence at Miami Worldcenter when it opens next year. The $4 billion, 27-acre mixed-use development just announced its first culinary…
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The first four restaurants coming to Miami Worldcenter, the $4 billion, 27-acre mixed-use development transforming the heart of Downtown Miami, have been announced. The development’s…
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Miami Worldcenter has announced its first retail tenants. The first tenants at Worldcenter will include: Maple & Ash, a steakhouse from Chicagoetta, a neighborhood restaurant centered…
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Coconut Grove—the home of Ladies Night at Sandbar, PK3s at Monty’s and rapidly rising rent rates. Nestled in the heart of this iconic neighborhood is…
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Mexican cuisine chain Coyo Taco is slated to open two new eateries in South Florida. The Miami-based concept, which currently has three locations open in…
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The Design District is best known for designer boutiques for the extremely well-heeled — Gucci, Vuitton, Tom Ford and the ultimate shoe purveyor, Christian Louboutin. But the…
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Apollo’s Stuart A. Rothstein, Restoration Hardware CEO Gary Friedman and Comras Company’s Michael Comras with the Miami Design District space (Getty) Apollo’s Stuart A. Rothstein,…
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