Sunset
Place opened its doors in 1999 and has been successful ever since. No matter
what type of cuisine or entertainment you prefer, chances are you can find it
at the Sunset Place Mall. This South Miami hotspot has a great deal to offer to
the discerning shopper and owner of Coral Gables real estate.
At
Sunset Place, which is located at the intersection of US 1 and Red Road, one
can find popular stores such as Urban Outfitters, Banana Republic, Barnes &
Noble, Express, Z Gallerie and Whole Foods.
Hanging
out at Sunset Place is a well-practiced art form savored by both visitors and
residents who own Coral Gables real estate. It couldn’t be easier and more
enjoyable to do with such available entertainment venues as: AMC 24 Sunset
Place with IMAX Theatre, Buffalo Wild Wings, Color Me Mine, Cool-De-Sac Play
Cafe, Game Time, and Splitsville Luxury Lanes and Dinner Lounge.
Many
may not remember as Sunset has been a staple in Miami for more than 10 years
but prior to this mall, former shopping mall Bakery Centre took its place.
Bakery Centre was built by Martin Margulies in 1980’s which was meant to serve
as a mall as well as office space. As a result of poor architectural design and
less-than-stellar retail options, the mall was a failure and Mr. Margulies
defaulted on his $24.5 million loan.
The
mall was sold for $11.2 million to Simon Property Group, the largest U.S.
real estate investment trust. Any large mall you’ve been to in the Miami area
is probably owned by this group with the exception of Dolphin Mall (owned by
Taubman Malls). Dadeland Mall, Miami International Mall, and The Falls. They
are all owned by Simon Malls.
Still
owned and managed by the Simon Property Corporation, Sunset Place is conveniently
located just across the street from the South Miami stop of the Miami
Metrorail.
A
more obscure detail about the mall that many don’t know is the Sunset Place Farmer’s Market on Saturdays that draws many locals in. Located in the
heart of the Shops at Sunset Place, this year-round market is known for locally
grown organic food and vegetables, honey, baked goods, plants, orchids, various
soaps and tropical fruit.
Come
and visit. Sunset Park awaits.
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