A new food hall is set to open next summer in Miami Beach, occupying the former Time Out Market space near Lincoln Road. City Food Hall has leased the 20,900-square-foot venue at 1601 Drexel Avenue. Irma Figueroa of Comras Company represented City Food Hall, while Dillon Maya of Avenue acted for the landlord. The Miami-based company, led by Peter Rounce, already operates locations across Florida and plans to expand to Athens, Georgia. Camila Dulcetti of Nova Design will oversee interior design.
Time Out Market previously closed its South Beach location in 2023 after four years of operation and an extended closure during the pandemic lockdown. The property is owned by Paul Cejas through PLC Investments.
Several other businesses have recently signed leases or opened locations in South Florida:
Blu Hospitality Group, which owns Blu on the Hudson in New York, will launch its first South Florida restaurant at River Landing Shops & Residences along the Miami River. The group has leased 6,500 square feet for a modern American restaurant with various amenities and expects to open in the third quarter of next year. Urban-X Group completed River Landing in 2020; it includes residential units, retail space, offices, and a dedicated restaurant row.
Google Store Aventura has opened a retail and tech support outlet at Aventura Mall with a “Here to Help” desk. This marks Google’s eighth U.S. store and third on the East Coast. The mall is co-owned by Turnberry and Simon Property Group.
Ludlow Coffee Supply will open its second Brickell café at Domus Brickell Park condo-hotel project under development by North Development—a joint venture between Oak Capital’s Ricardo Dunin and Edifica from Peru. Phase I of Domus Brickell Park is expected early next year.
Spanish nightlife technology firm Fourvenues has established its U.S. headquarters in Miami’s Brickell area as part of broader U.S. expansion efforts that include plans for a New York office. Fourvenues provides software solutions for nightclubs and festivals worldwide.
Good Greek Moving & Storage will begin operating out of Bridge Point Port Everglades industrial facility in Dania Beach starting February after leasing over 61,000 square feet.
Gibson Garage plans to open a store and music venue featuring guitars and live performances at Wynwood Garage this spring.
Silk steakhouse now occupies the former Chotto Matte space on Lenox Avenue in Miami Beach with seating for over 140 guests indoors plus a bar area.
Maiden Home furniture brand launched its flagship store in Miami Design District; Fully Promoted also opened a new location offering branded apparel and promotional products in Miramar.
