By 2015, Miami’s Design District could look like a hybrid between Lincoln Road with its pedestrian character and the Bal Harbour Shops home to some of the world’s most upscale fashion brands.
Developer Craig Robins plans to transform four blocks north of Downtown Miami into a neighborhood retail center with two department stores and a plaza at both ends of a pedestrian mall.
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