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Eataly signing at Brickell CityCentre: report

Brickell CityCentre rendering, and Eataly in Manhattan
Brickell CityCentre rendering, and Eataly in Manhattan

Mario Batali’s Italian-themed food market Eataly is one of the first stores to sign for retail space at Swire Properties’ $1.05 billion Brickell CityCentre site in Miami, exMiami reported, citing unnamed sources.

Eataly has a 50,000-square-foot space – including a rooftop garden and restaurant – in the Flatiron District in Manhattan, and is opening a 60,000-square-foot spot in Chicago this month.

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Brickell CityCentre will include retail space and Class A office space, as well as condominiums, a hotel, and a lounge at the site, currently home to the Northern Trust Bank tower. There will also be an 80-story mixed-use tower.

Swire paid more than $64 million for the site in July, which it bought from Northern Trust Co. and co-trustees of the Marjorie O. Brickell Revocable Trust. [exMiami] — Mark Maurer

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