After nearly two decades of planning and development, Miami Worldcenter is set to host its official Grand Opening this week as the $6 billion, 27-acre mega-development continues Downtown Miami’s transformation into a vibrant, walkable destination where Miami lives, shops, dines, and plays.
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Luxury Electric Vehicle Company Lucid Motors Opens Retail Studio At Miami Worldcenter
Lucid Motors, a luxury electric vehicle company producing the state-of-the-art Lucid Air, is now open at Miami Worldcenter, the $6 billion, 27-acre mixed-use development transforming the heart of Downtown Miami. Located at 951 NE 1st Avenue, the nearly 23,000-square-foot space is Lucid’s largest location in Florida. The location includes a Lucid Studio, which allows customers to experience the brand and its lineup of luxury electric vehicles in an environment that underscores the company’s signature design aesthetic.
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Michelin Starred Chef Michael Beltran's Ariete Hospitality Group Set To Open First Restaurant In Miami Worldcenter November 28
Buckle-up Miami, after nearly a decade of construction, Downtown Miami’s new $4 billion, 27-acre Miami Worldcenter mixed-use development, will welcome its first tenant on November 28 when Michelin Starred Chef Michael Beltran’s Ariete Hospitality Group (AHG) opens Brasserie Laurel. Brasserie Laurel will deliver upscale French-inspired Miami cuisine with a focus on local, seasonal ingredients and will provide a wide array of table-side service for some of their signature dishes.
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Miami Worldcenter Completes Major Milestones Including 50K SF of Retail And 43-Story Bezel Tower
Miami Worldcenter has announced the completion of Block H, adding to the retail and parking components at the 27-acre project as active vertical development continues on the $4 billion mixed-use development in the heart of Downtown Miami. Block H is composed of 50,000 square feet of prime street-level and rooftop retail space.
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Royal Palm Companies Acquires 1.53-Acre Future Site of Legacy Hotel & Residences In Miami Worldcenter For $33.9 Million
Miami Worldcenter Associates, the master developer behind Miami Worldcenter, the $4 billion, 27-acre mixed-use development under construction in the heart of Downtown Miami, has sold a 1.53-acre parcel to Royal Palm Companies (RPC). The transaction includes 66,656 square feet of developable land that was sold for $33.9 million.
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The Mixed-Use Block H Is Now Rising At Miami Worldcenter Bringing Retail & Restaurants To Downtown Miami
Construction is moving swiftly on Miami Worldcenter’s Block H, which now can be seen rising out of the ground adjacent to the also rising 43-story Luma residential tower and now under construction CitizenM Hotel. Block H will serve as one of the center pieces of the mega-project reinvigorating Downtown Miami.
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CAOBA Miami Worldcenter Reveals New Renderings As Tower Powers Towards Completion
CAOBA Miami Worldcenter has revealed new renderings and launched a website in anticipation of the buildings upcoming completion. CAOBA’s market-rate rental apartments range in size from 500 SF studios to 1,300 SF 3-bedroom floor plans.
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New Renderings Revealed of Miami Worldcenter
New renderings have been revealed of Miami Worldcenter where the site maps now show a 24-story, 250-key hotel on the 7th Street Promenade. The hotel would be one block from the 1,700-key Marriott Marquis Hotel & Convention Center, which is also coming to Miami Worldcenter.
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Miami Worldcenter Releases New Renderings As Developers Seek To Modify Block D
Just days after PROFILEmiami reported that Miami Worldcenter Associates have closed on a $43 million construction loan for the retail component of the $2 billion Miami Worldcenter mixed-use mega-project in the Park West neighborhood of Downtown Miami, the developers have applied for permission to modify their design for Block D.
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Miami Worldcenter Locks Down $43 Million Construction Loan For Retail Component
Miami Worldcenter Associates led by Art Falcone and Nitin Motwani have just closed on a $43 million construction loan for the retail component of the $2 billion Miami Worldcenter mixed-use mega-project in the Park West neighborhood of Downtown Miami.
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