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Miami Design District

Location
Miami, FL
Estimated Gross Rent
$300-$400 PSF
Most Desirable Block(s)
NE 39th Street between NE 1st Ave and NE 2nd Ave; NE 40th Street between NE 1st Ave and NE 2nd Ave; NE 41st Street between NE 1st Ave and NE 2nd Ave;
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Location
Miami, FL
Estimated Gross Rent
$300-$400 PSF
Most Desirable Block(s)
NE 39th Street between NE 1st Ave and NE 2nd Ave; NE 40th Street between NE 1st Ave and NE 2nd Ave; NE 41st Street between NE 1st Ave and NE 2nd Ave;

Description

The Pinnacle of Luxury and Innovation—Where Go-Getters Push Boundaries and Shape Global Trends The Miami Design District (MDD) is a vision board where fashion, art, and luxury collide to possibly redefine what’s next. Once a hidden gem among interior designers, the area has slowly transformed into a playground for the elite, attracting the who’s who of global brands, art enthusiasts, and high-net-worth shoppers. From Tokyo tech magnates to Latin American financiers, the Design District is a hub for those shaping tomorrow’s culture. The Miami Design District Experience In the Design District shopping becomes an immersive experience where galleries, pop-up exhibitions, and avant-garde events challenge the norms of retail. Luxury brands like Alexander McQueen, Aēsop, and Armani Casa have not just set up shop; they’ve set new standards in blending high-end fashion with cutting-edge art. The mix of stores is far from accidental – it’s meticulously curated by Miami Design District Associates, which allows for controlled development and strategic leasing. Recent openings like Alaïa, Diesel, Golden Goose, and Kith further enhance the district’s status as Miami’s premier luxury destination.

The Pinnacle of Luxury and Innovation—Where Go-Getters Push Boundaries and Shape Global Trends

The Miami Design District (MDD) is a vision board where fashion, art, and luxury collide to possibly redefine what’s next. Once a hidden gem among interior designers, the area has slowly transformed into a playground for the elite, attracting the who’s who of global brands, art enthusiasts, and high-net-worth shoppers. From Tokyo tech magnates to Latin American financiers, the Design District is a hub for those shaping tomorrow’s culture.

The Miami Design District Experience

In the Design District shopping becomes an immersive experience where galleries, pop-up exhibitions, and avant-garde event

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News & Alerts

Luxury footwear brand Manolo Blahnik has opened its third U.S. boutique in Miami’s Design District, marking a significant expansion for the iconic designer. The new store, featuring an Art Deco-inspired façade and an interior influenced by Josef Hoffmann’s work, offers 13 exclusive shoe styles designed specifically for the Miami market.

Designed by Nick Leith-Smith Architecture + Design, the boutique reflects the brand’s commitment to craftsmanship and artistic innovation. Kristina Blahnik, CEO, noted that the vibrant energy of Miami and its focus on creativity made the Design District the ideal location for their next chapter.

As a family-run business, Manolo Blahnik continues to grow strategically, with Los Angeles currently being considered for a future boutique.

2 months ago
Teyo unveils flagship showroom in Miami's Design District

Teyo unveils flagship showroom in Miami's Design District

3 months ago
Valentino opens new elevated boutique in Miami’s Design District

Valentino opens new elevated boutique in Miami’s Design District

4 months ago
Armina Stone opens upscale showroom in Miami Design District

Armina Stone opens upscale showroom in Miami Design District

4 months ago
Manolo Blahnik store to open in Miami Design District by March

Manolo Blahnik store to open in Miami Design District by March

4 months ago
Fendi Reopens After Renovation

Fendi Reopens After Renovation

5 months ago
Local experts
Drew Schaul
Drew Schaul
Executive Vice President
CBRE
CBRE
CBRE
Top brands
A.L.C.
A.L.C.
90 NE 40th Street
Aesop
Aesop
160 NE 41st
Alexander McQueen
Alexander McQueen
146 NE 41st Street
Alexander Wang
Alexander Wang
52 NE 41st Street
Alice and Olivia
Alice and Olivia
3922 NE 1st Avenue
Alo
Alo
101 NE 40th Street
Amiri
Amiri
106 NE 39th Street
Armani Casa
Armani Casa
3820 NE 2nd Avenue

Local Expert Analysis

Retail Leasing and Market Dynamics Retail leasing in the Design District is booming, with gross rents ranging from $300 to $400 per square foot, a testament to the area’s prestige. Low vacancy rates, under 5%, reflect the demand, driven by a steady influx of affluent locals, young professionals, and international tourists. The vision of the district’s main developer, Craig Robins, has been to create a dynamic balance of art, fashion, and luxury—all set against an architecturally significant backdrop. Notable additions include Diesel’s Miami flagship, renowned for its bold, industrial design, and Golden Goose’s “Forward Store,” which emphasizes sustainability through its "Repair, Remake, Resell, Recycle" concept, keeping the Design District ahead of the curve. Customer Demographics and Foot Traffic The Miami Design District caters to a sophisticated clientele—affluent shoppers, art lovers, and international tourists who flock to its streets year-round. Foot traffic peaks during Miami’s key cultural events, including Art Basel and Formula One, ensuring a steady flow of visitors, particularly during the winter months. While summer sees a slight dip as Miami’s wealthy residents vacation elsewhere. Future Trends The Miami Design District’s outlook is as bright as ever, with sustained leasing momentum anticipated over the next 12 months. The expansion west of NE 1st Avenue is set to diversify the tenant mix, adding both high-end and accessible brands to cater to an even wider range of tastes. Expect more experiential retail concepts that blend shopping with art, food, and tech—aligning with global trends and cementing the district’s role as a global tastemaker. Conclusion The Miami Design District stands out not just as Miami’s top luxury retail destination but as a showcase spot where next year’s art, fashion, and dining come to show their bonafides. With a strong tenant mix, low vacancy rates, and a focus on continuous development, the district is well-positioned to shape the future of luxury in South Florida. It’s a launchpad for brands looking to break into the luxury world, and Miami’s art scene.

Retail Leasing and Market Dynamics

Retail leasing in the Design District is booming, with gross rents ranging from $300 to $400 per square foot, a testament to the area’s prestige. Low vacancy rates, under 5%, reflect the demand, driven by a steady influx of affluent locals, young professionals, and international tourists. The vision of the district’s main developer, Craig Robins, has been to create a dynamic balance of art, fashion, and luxury—all set against an architecturally significant backdrop. Notable additions include Diesel’s Miami flagship, renowned for its bold, industrial design, and Golden Goose’s “Forward Store,” which emphasizes sustainability through its "Repair, Remake, Res

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New Developments

Recent and Upcoming Developments The district continues to evolve, introducing new experiences and expanding its footprint. The recently opened Moore, a members-only club with significant event space, is set to become a cornerstone of the district’s social scene. Meanwhile, a western expansion is underway, adding residential, office, and hotel spaces to create a more integrated urban environment. This development is expected to bring more approachable retail and dining options, broadening the district’s appeal while maintaining its luxurious edge. Upcoming projects also include collaborations with contemporary artists, immersive events, and exclusive pop-ups.

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Manolo Blahnik
Manolo Blahnik
140 NE 39th St.