The buyer said in a press release that Mary Brickell Village "provides for compelling value-creation opportunities as the site’s zoning allows for the potential to develop up to 80 stories or 4.1 million square feet which could consist of residential, office and hospitality."
August 04, 2022 at 05:37 PM
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One of Miami’s premier open-air retail centers, Mary Brickell Village, has sold for $216 million.
Rockpoint and Ivanhoe Cambridge sold the 200,503-square-foot mixed-use property to real estate investment trust company RPT Realty, which owns multiple shopping centers across the country.
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Mary Brickell Village, a 200,503-square-foot, Publix-anchored mixed-use retail center with an 875-space parking garage in Miami’s Brickell district. Courtesy photo.
