FLORIDA
66 • SHOPPING CENTER BUSINESS • August 2016
Miami Worldcenter, a $1.7 billion mixed-
use development that will feature seven
office and residential towers, as well as a
Marriott Marquis and a retail and restau-
rant promenade.
Miami Worldcenter Associates, in col-
laboration with The Forbes Co. and Taub-
man, aim for Miami Worldcenter's cen-
tral space to generate foot traffic much
like New York's Rockefeller Center.
"It will be interesting to see how Bric-
kell City Centre and Miami Worldcenter
perform together and how their retail
tenant mixes line up. These are both
world-class projects," says Rod Castan,
president of leasing and management
services at Courtelis Co.
In northwest Miami-Dade, Triple Five
Group, owner of the Mall of America in
Minneapolis, plans to develop the Amer-
ican Dream Miami, a 6.2 million-square-
foot mall. The planned mall has been a
boon for other retail development in the
area.
"The Graham Cos. will own about
350 acres south of the American Dream
Mall," says Philip Wyllie, leasing manager
Downtown HollywooD
HollywooD BeacH
a Great location for your Vocation.
Office, retail and flexspace from 200 to 20,000 sq. ft.
New construction and renovated. Variety of locations.
Lisa Liotta, Redevelopment Manager
LLiotta@hollywoodfl.org | 954.924.2980
www.HollywoodCRA.org
Locate to our historic
art, music & entertainment district
or close to our award-winning
Broadwalk and miles of white sand.
Miami Worldcenter Associates, in collaboration with The Forbes Co. and Taubman, aim for
Miami Worldcenter's central space to generate foot traffic much like New York's Rockefeller
Center.