Shops at Midtown Miami Sold, Has Over 3.4 million Annual Visitors

Benderson Development has completed the purchase of the Shops at Midtown Miami.

JLL Capital Markets said it worked on behalf of the seller to complete the transaction.

The property has a leasing rate of 98.3%, and attracts 3.4 million annual visitors. It opened in 2006.

Tenants include Target, Ross Dress for Less, Dick’s Sporting Goods, Marshalls and HomeGoods.

Within a five-mile radius, there are over half a million residents with an average household income of $91,184.

There are also 2,860 structured garage parking spaces attached to the retail center.

 

(photo: JLL)

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Build Trains
14 days ago

>>There are also 2,860 structured garage parking spaces

…and no reliable public transit!

The region has the funds to expand urban rail public transit! It’s time to do it!

focus please
14 days ago

Has nothing to do with the subject of the article.

Anonymous
14 days ago

Your comment made me laugh, you are so right!!!

Anon
14 days ago

he cannot control his Transit Boner

Anonymous
14 days ago

He probably wants Metromoober, too.

anoNYmous
5 days ago

transit boner…. lol

Anon
14 days ago

With an average HHI of $91K/yr, their customers can well afford to buy SUVs to haul their purchases instead of dragging bags onto Metrowhatev and having bums drool over them.

….and don’t come back with that traffic will be impossible tripe……..DC and NYC have lots of transit and even worse traffic than Miami.

aon
14 days ago

Arguably, most urban areas in DC and NYC have much fewer cars and less gridlock than Miami’s Urban neighborhoods.

Anon
13 days ago

oh bullcrap

Calvin
10 days ago

Of course it could be argued. Just not effectively. Because people with eyes, ears, and common sense understand that NYC traffic is not better than Miami traffic.

Danny
14 days ago

Why are you so against transit lol. Weird

Kenny
13 days ago

Why are you so pro transit, on a thread about a shopping center lol. Weird.

Anon
14 days ago

Stay on topic. It’s time to do it!

Cover the Podiums
14 days ago

and yet you can’t see a single parking garage!

Anon
14 days ago

Public trans (despite astronomical funding) is at a near catastrophic state in all the big cities in the country.

Miami’s experience with public transit doesn’t invite confidence either, sadly

Jordan
14 days ago

Quick!
Cancel the deal!!!!

These buyers are not as smart as the geniuses still on Mommies insurance policy.

How did this not come up in the Due Digence period?!?! Don’t these millionaires know that without government trains that….um…that…um…
Wait.

Without government trains, Citadel relocated, shopping centers close at record prices, Blackstone brings more jobs, F1, Messi, Yacht Shows, Art Shows, etc. All continue to flourish without government trains.

Melo is sigma and chad
11 days ago

This wasnt a public project

Jay
14 days ago

Now, the new owners need to make the first two hours of parking free with store validation. It’s absurd to have to pay $3 to park if you need to go into Target for just a few minutes.

Pro Gamer
13 days ago

We need more fun activities. Arcades etc. Sick of everything being either food or clothes. Also you broke plebs better use that public transportation and stay out of my way on the road.

Anon
13 days ago

Arcades fun? dafuq are you a 14 year old kid stuck in 1987?

It games
13 days ago

Username checks out

Pro Gamer
13 days ago

Get back to work, wagie

Anon
13 days ago

I retired before I turned 50. Something broke virginal gamers can only dream of.

Pro Gamer
13 days ago

You’re just mad because I told you to keep your shit box out of the fast lane lmfao

Pro Loser
10 days ago

^^you’re just mad because you got fired again for not being able to ring up two tacos and a Pepsi at the drive-thru lmmfgdao

Cover the Podiums
14 days ago

The best designed and most walkable neighborhood in Miami

Cover the Podiums
14 days ago

And now two train stops coming soon

Anon
14 days ago

Commuter rail, not transit. The area needs REAL mass transit (ie metrorail or mover)

Anonymous
14 days ago

Metromover was designed for airports, and plopped in the middle of downtown when walkability and complete streets weren’t a thing. Hardly real transit.

Anon
12 days ago

It’s the closest thing we have to an subway system. Stop fighting it.

anonymous
10 days ago

^^it’s not remotely close 😂

Anon
14 days ago

I’m useless

To toc
14 days ago

How much ?

Anonymous
14 days ago

It’s outdated needs a redesign like brickell city center but with walkable rooftops with more restaurants

Anonymous
14 days ago

Apples and oranges.

Local Resident
12 days ago

This will be a new Brickell City Center within 5 years. 3 to 5 stories high, higher-end stores, restaurants, movie theater, etc… It was in the plans many years ago and now with all the new developments, it will actually happen.

A-non-NY-mouse
5 days ago

Maybe Miami is growing greatly because not having public transportation in upscale towns is safer, less interaction with hobo’s and bail-free citizens.

Anonymous
14 days ago

What is the price?

Benicio
14 days ago

It’s outdated and should be torn down. No one wants to see Marshalls or Ross in ritzy Miami. We need another brickell city centre here.

Anon
14 days ago

Why tf does Miami have so many dress for less and Marshall’s dude. We’re supposed to be a world class destination. Keep that stuff in Hialeah or something

anonymous
14 days ago

i agree, we should only have designer stores, middle & low class families be damned