Michelin-starred chef Danny Grant and James Beard nominee Michael Beltran will open restaurants at Miami Worldcenter. By Julia Echikson Miami Worldcenter, one of the largest development projects in the U.S., inked its first restaurant leases between May and June, totaling 30,400 square feet, with former Michelin-starred chef Danny Grant and James Beard nominee Michael Beltran. Grant, who’s based in Chicago, will open his famed steakhouse, Maple & Ash, and Italian eatery Etta at Block H – a retail building located…

The developer of Nexus Riverside has inked a deal to connect the large mixed-use project to the county’s water and sewer system. According to the newly signed deal, Nexus Riverside will include: 430 apartments 14,000 square feet of full service restaurant 286,000 square feet of office Developer Adler Group is building the office space for the city of Miami. The developer will then demolish the city’s current administrative offices at Miami Riverside Center next door, and redevelop the property. …..

Construction continues at the Arlo Hotel in Wynwood. It is the first hotel to begin construction in Wynwood. Arlo Wynwood will include 217 pod hotel rooms and ground floor restaurants and bars, all surrounding an interior courtyard. When complete, the building will also serve as an urban event venue, along with an 8,000 square foot “hidden” music venue. Public art will be displayed in the front of the building through an an open space on the 3rd level of the…

Electric car dealers might be coming to Miami Worldcenter Block F-East, designed by NBWW. An electric car dealer could be among the first retailers announced at Miami Worldcenter after the developer filed paperwork to allow it. Previously, all auto related establishments were banned at Worldcenter. Under the newly amended bylaws, auto-related commercial establishments are permitted. The amendment appears to have been done especially to enable electric car dealers. It goes on to say that electric vehicle sales, leasing, display, delivery,…

Way to go! Time to build Miami World Tower by NBWW! Miami World Towers is getting closer to being awarded a construction permit, and contractors for the project placed a sign at the site this week. The sign was placed by Coastal Construction, the general contractor for the project. New York’s Lalezarian Properties is developing the project, and is also shown in the new installation. A construction permit for the first tower was applied for in December 2020. The first…