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Brickell City Centre held Media Day yesterday as the $1.05 billion complex prepares to open its retail portion to the public on Thursday, several months after its EAST, Miami hotel opened in May.
The three-level, open-air retail center measures 500,000 square feet with over 100 select stores set to "showcase their concepts" for the first time starting at 10 A.M., per a press release.
The center took four years to construct and will be anchored by Saks Fifth Avenue, a CMX movie theater, and Miami’s first Italian food hall, with the latter coming in 2017. You can check out the full list of announced tenants here.
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Brickell City Centre has 92 percent of its retail space committed and will be integrated with the Miami Metromover, with a stop on the third floor, hopefully providing Miamians with an efficient, cost-effective, and less stressful way of commuting into Brickell.
"Brickell City Centre is certainly a first for Miami and will inevitably solidify the city as a true world-class destination. What we’ve done here is unique; there’s no handbook or manual for it because it hasn’t been done before," said Stephen Owens, president of Swire Properties. "We have carefully created a vertical shopping experience that is very urban in its design, with many firsts and many internationally recognized retailers. I feel privileged to finally share with the world what we felt was always missing in Brickell: a destination."
Take a peek.
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