Macy's Shopping Around Remainder of Lincoln Road Leasehold

Macys Miami Beach Lincoln Road

It's no secret that the major department stores are in for a major shake-up. The Real Deal is reporting that Macy's is quietly marketing the remainder of leasehold for their Lincoln Road location. The 98,610 SF at 1675 Meridian Avenue has 34 years left on the lease and could go for about $80 million. It is one of the largest retail spaces available in the area and it is reported that both Nordstrom Rack, HomeGoods, Saks Fifth Avenue OFF 5th and Old Navy have inquired about the space. HFF has the listing on the space. Macy's had reported earlier this year that they would be closing 100 stores, but would not comment on what would happen to the Miami locations. 

Mixed-Use Project Proposed at 929 Alton Road

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Victor Uzan's Evergreen Overseas Holdings, Inc. has proposed a mixed use development at 929 Alton Road. The 4-story, 30,000 SF mixed-use use project will be designed by IDEA Architecture from Aventura. The proposal includes retail space, office space and 82 parking spaces. The office space would occupy the top floor, with ground floor retail and parking in the middle. The Miami Beach Planning Board will review the proposal during their September meeting. Evergreen Overseas Holdings, Inc. had previously proposed a 20 unit condo development at the same site in 2014. 

The BLVD at Lenox Retail Center Coming to 5th St. in Miami Beach

The BLVD at Lenox 5th St. Miami Beach

Fifth Street on Miami Beach is about to get another retail center named The BLVD at Lenox. Comras Company, the owners of the Ivy Nightclub which currently sits on the property, are planning to redevelop the lot into a 5-story retail structure designed by Zyscovich. The lot is located at 1045 5th St., directly across the street from the current Publix-anchored retail center at Fifth and Alton. The proposal includes 64,930 SF of retail space and 218 parking spaces and is set for review by Miami Beach's Planning Board in September. 

The Fasano Residences + Hotel

Fasano Miami Beach

HFZ Capital Group will begin work on the renovation of the historical Shore Club on Miami Beach, transforming it into the Fasano Residences + Hotel Miami Beach. The redesign will result in a hotel residence under the Brazilian, Fasano brand, with 67 luxury condo units and 85 hotel rooms. The renovations and redesign are being headed by Brazilian architect Isay Weinfeld and will preserve the Shore Club's original art deco facade and 22 story central tower, original hotel lobby and most of the south tower. Units will range from 800 SF to over 4,000 SF. Morgans Hotel Group will close the existing 300 hotel room Shore Club this fall and completion of the Fasano Residences + Hotel is slated for 2018. HFZ Capital Group purchased the Shore Club in December 2013 for $175.3 million. 

Setai TH-A Relists for $14.9 Million

Photo via Zilbert

Photo via Zilbert

TH-A in the Setai Hotel has listed for $14.9 million, back on the market after dropping from $22 million 2013 and burning through several price breaks and listing agents. The oceanfront townhouse is 3,627 SF with 4 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, 18 foot ceilings, and LED lighting system, a cantilevered glass staircase, 3 balconies and a private pool. The unique floor plan is the only oceanfront unit with double height ceilings, allowing for breathtaking beach and ocean views from the glass living room and two 800 SF oceanfront master suites. The unit is owned and redesigned by Doug Rogers and is listed with Jeff Miller of Brown Harris Stevens. Photos via Zilbert.