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Miami Beach’s latest food hall, The Lincoln Eatery, unveils renderings

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CURBED — March 29, 2017 — BY JOSH BAUMGARD. Food halls continue to sprout across Miami, with the latest being The Lincoln Eatery, a Terranova project opening at 723 Lincoln Lane in South Beach, just off Lincoln Road.

Expected to debut Fall 2018, the building is already anchored by Marshalls on the upper floors. The open culinary concept will focus on fast and affordable dining options within spaces ranging in size from 119 to 500 square feet at ground level and a rooftop terrace with nearly 5,000 square feet of seating.

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Men’s salon, Mexican eatery opening on Miracle Mile

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SOUTH FLORIDA BUSINESS JOURNAL — December 22, 2016 — BY EMON REISER. A Miami Beach-based real estate advisory firm has confirmed multiple new tenants on downtown Coral Gables’ popular Miracle Mile.

Terranova Corp. announced the opening of a speakeasy and other incoming tenants, including a men’s salon and a Mexican eatery.

Copper 29 Bar opened in August at 206 Miracle Mile. The speakeasy features craft cocktails and a menu that includes short rib sliders, organic kale salad, flatbread, tuna tartare and other meals.

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Coral Gables garage development battle continues

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MIAMI TODAY — December 13, 2016 — BY CATHERINE LACKNER. The competition to redevelop two garages owned by the City of Coral Gables is very much alive, city sources said this week.

Though an evaluation committee voted for a proposal by The Allen Morris Company and The Related Group on Dec. 6, “The city commission reserves the right to negotiate with the evaluation committee’s second choice, or with anyone,” said Javier Betancourt, city economic development director. The commission can also decide not to endorse any proposer, or to shelve the project altogether, he added.

The next step is for city staff to draw up a recommendation for the city’s manager’s review. The matter will then go to the commission.

The committee evaluated two proposals. TC Gables, an affiliate of Terranova Corp., which submitted the other proposal, is still very much in the game, said Josh Gelfman, Terranova director of development.

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