Miami Worldcenter Retail Portfolio Hits the Market in $300M+ Landmark Sale Opportunity

In a move poised to reshape Miami’s commercial property landscape, the 273,000-square-foot retail component of Miami Worldcenter—Downtown’s crown jewel of mixed-use development—has officially hit the market, with offers expected north of $300 million. For real estate investors seeking prime, stabilized, income-generating assets in one of the nation’s fastest-growing cities, this offering is nothing short of exceptional.

This open-air retail portfolio, part of the $6 billion, 27-acre Miami Worldcenter master plan, is 100% leased. The tenant mix is curated with precision to attract both high foot traffic and long-term value, featuring powerhouse names like Apple, Lucid Motors, Sephora, Juvia, Club Studio, and the Museum of Ice Cream, among others.

As urban retail continues to evolve, Miami Worldcenter has achieved what many developments strive for—creating a destination retail experience that blends lifestyle, entertainment, and high-end convenience within a vibrant residential and hospitality ecosystem.

This isn’t just another retail strip coming to market—it’s a generational asset. Miami Worldcenter is a transit-oriented mega development that includes thousands of residential units, hundreds of hotel keys, and a significant office footprint—all within walking distance to Brightline’s MiamiCentral station. It is embedded within the city’s growth engine.

With Miami-Dade County’s retail vacancy rate among the lowest in the nation (2.9% as of Q1 2025), the sale arrives at a time of undeniable strength for Miami’s urban core. In fact, this is a strategic moment to bring such a stabilized asset to market. Institutional investors are eager for deals of this caliber—and opportunities of this scale, tenant quality, and location are exceedingly rare.

For those looking to secure a cornerstone position in Miami’s commercial real estate scene, this offering represents a blue-chip acquisition opportunity. Represented by Newmark’s powerhouse team of Adam Spies, Conor Lalor, and Adam Doneger, the listing will no doubt attract global attention.

The Miami Worldcenter retail portfolio isn’t just about square footage—it’s about long-term positioning in one of America’s most transformational mixed-use developments. For investors with vision, this is more than a sale—it’s a statement.