MIAMI COMMUNITY NEWSPAPERS – OCTOBER 1, 2021 BY MIAMI BEACH CHAMBER Miami’s Best Food Hall Steps into the World of Retail with the Launch of its First Boutique, Creating a New Sense Of Community for Local Businesses in Miami Beach.
The Lincoln Eatery, Miami Beach’s first modern food hall and Best Food Hall 2021 by Miami New Times, announces the grand opening of its first retail boutique called Pop Up & Shop Up. The stall will launch onSunday, September 19, the same day as the eatery’s monthly makers market hosted by founder Stephani Lamoni.
The event will take place from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m., and will highlight a broad selection of local businesses, selling a rotating selection of locally made products. Participating brands on opening week include Scrub Runes, Island Gal Beauty Bar, Made in Goods, Shop Rue and more. The event at the Lincoln Eatery is free to attend and RSVPs via Eventbrite are suggested.
The launch of Pop Up & Shop Up as a permanent stall within the food hall continues the Lincoln Eatery’s mission of bringing local artisans together, creating a sense of community in Miami Beach. The boutique will continue to highlight minority-owned businesses and showcase locally-made products, including makeup, skincare, haircare, artisan goods, homemade jewelry, works of art, sustainable fashion and more.
The Pop Up & Shop Up concept was created in 2019 when Lamoni sought to create a venue for local makers to sell their own homemade goods on a consistent basis. After operating at venues across South Florida, the Lincoln Eatery adopted the activation as a monthly event, well attended by South Florida locals seeking a sense of community in the middle of bustling South Beach.
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The Lincoln Eatery Welcomes Pop Up & Shop Up as its First Retail Boutique
/in In the news, LeasingMIAMI COMMUNITY NEWSPAPERS – OCTOBER 1, 2021 BY MIAMI BEACH CHAMBER Miami’s Best Food Hall Steps into the World of Retail with the Launch of its First Boutique, Creating a New Sense Of Community for Local Businesses in Miami Beach.
The Lincoln Eatery, Miami Beach’s first modern food hall and Best Food Hall 2021 by Miami New Times, announces the grand opening of its first retail boutique called Pop Up & Shop Up. The stall will launch onSunday, September 19, the same day as the eatery’s monthly makers market hosted by founder Stephani Lamoni.
The event will take place from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m., and will highlight a broad selection of local businesses, selling a rotating selection of locally made products. Participating brands on opening week include Scrub Runes, Island Gal Beauty Bar, Made in Goods, Shop Rue and more. The event at the Lincoln Eatery is free to attend and RSVPs via Eventbrite are suggested.
The launch of Pop Up & Shop Up as a permanent stall within the food hall continues the Lincoln Eatery’s mission of bringing local artisans together, creating a sense of community in Miami Beach. The boutique will continue to highlight minority-owned businesses and showcase locally-made products, including makeup, skincare, haircare, artisan goods, homemade jewelry, works of art, sustainable fashion and more.
The Pop Up & Shop Up concept was created in 2019 when Lamoni sought to create a venue for local makers to sell their own homemade goods on a consistent basis. After operating at venues across South Florida, the Lincoln Eatery adopted the activation as a monthly event, well attended by South Florida locals seeking a sense of community in the middle of bustling South Beach.
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Stephen H Bittel: Acing Real Estate Industry with Balancing Leadership Mindset
/in In the newsMIRROR REVIEW – September 2021 Real estate has been an important economic indicator in the business industry. With introductions of the latest trends such as co-working, data centers, pop-up rentals, and many more. Real estate serves as a guarantee for financing and as an important element of economic stability. As the windsurf offers several scopes for growth, real estate leaders must be aware of how to cultivate and utilize the available opportunities and possibilities.
The leaders must be agile and enterprising while leading their companies in an industry as promising as real estate. One such prime example of ingenious leadership is Stephen H. Bittel (CEO and founder of Terranova) who has successfully tapped the potentials of the industry and has thrived in the competition. Guided by strong principles and a cohesive vision, Stephen has been propelling the company forward and contributing to its profound growth.
Commending the Entrepreneurial Journey
Stephen has always been an entrepreneur a heart. Hailing from a family with a law background, he had presumed to pursue the same profession. However, after graduation, he worked abroad for a year and returned home to enroll himself at the University of Miami School of Law. Simultaneously, he undertook a position at a commercial real estate firm to pay bills and stay engaged in business.
A year later when the company he was working for offered to restructure his compensation, Stephen realized his caliber and realized how much more he could achieve if he were to start his own company. Despite continuing with his law studies, Stephen established Terranova by the second year of law school in 1980 and managed operations at his home-based office.
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Terranova’s Stephen Bittel Announces New Lease Signed with Lumas Art on Lincoln Road, as Part of Plan to Bring More Arts and Culture-Oriented Businesses to the Area
/in Leasing, Press releasesPR NEWSWIRE — SEPTEMBER 9, 2021 — Terranova Corporation Chairman Stephen Bittel announced the completion of a lease deal for a 3,625 SF space for art retailer Lumas Art at 737 Lincoln Road, further evidencing the trend in business owners seeking to cater to the growing number of residents, tourists and other visitors flocking to the area.
“As part of our commitment to the City of Miami Beach, we are pleased to welcome Lumas Art, which is consistent with the missions of Terranova, the Lincoln Road Business Improvement District, and the City of Miami Beach to bring more arts and culture-oriented businesses to Lincoln Road,” Bittel said.
Additionally, Bittel also announced several other new Lincoln Road leases, including:
Plant Daddy doubling its square footage for a one-year lease term
Sol + Sorbet renewing for an additional six months at 821 Lincoln Road
New tenant Pop-Up & Shop-Up, which is the first retail tenant to join the Lincoln Eatery food hall at 723 N Lincoln Lane. The food hall is an innovative space where emerging small businesses may showcase their products on a weekly or monthly basis.
“We are happy to continue to bring new activity and investment to Lincoln Road, which is a unique gem in Miami Beach,” Bittel added. “The Miami Beach market remains strong and positioned for continued growth considering the ongoing migration of local and new-to-market businesses, residents and tourists to the area.”
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