By: Oscar Nunez A national dining and entertainment concept will be joining the already highly-anticipated roster of tenants slated to open at Miami Worldcenter, the $4 billion, 27-acre mixed-use development transforming the heart of Downtown Miami. The development’s ownership has signed an agreement with Live! Hospitality & Entertainment to bring its nationally acclaimed concept, Sports & Social, to the project. Located just steps away from Miami’s FTX Arena, Sports & Social’s Miami Worldcenter location will occupy approximately 20,000 square feet within…

The new entertainment complex will be located at Worldcenter’s Jewel Box building, designed by Nichols Architects, which is now under construction. A new dining & entertainment venue called Sports & Social has just been announced at Miami Worldcenter. It will include around 20,000 square feet of space, with a third-level open-air restaurant overlooking the adjacent World Square public park and plaza. The centerpiece of the venue will be a 53-foot LED display showing multiple games and sporting events at once….

Plans for downtown Miami’s M Tower, designed by Nichols Architects, were submitted to the Federal Aviation Administration on August 23. Both the permanent height of the tower and temporary construction cranes are now being reviewed by the agency. M Tower is planned to have a permanent height of 605 feet above ground, or 615 feet above sea level, the filing states. According to plans from last year, M Tower was planned to rise 49 stories and include: 624 residential units,…

The Tampa EDITION, which will be Tampa’s first five star hotel, has just started accepting reservations. by Ben Schlappig For those of you not familiar with EDITION, it’s Marriott’s modern premium brand. Think of it as a modern take on Ritz-Carlton, aimed at a younger crowd (while still offering limited Bonvoy elite benefits, including not offering complimentary breakfast). This property will only be the fifth EDITION property in the United States, after properties in Los Angeles, Miami, and New York….

By Lindsay Blake “The pursuit to recapture your past is a waste of time. The past lives in the past and is therefore non-existent in the present. Time travel has not been invented.” So claims the title card that opens “The Resort,” Peacock’s new mystery/comedy series which debuted on July 28. Despite the warning, the concept of time is certainly at the heart of the sci-fi-leaning show thanks to a dynamic storyline that bends through the past, present and future…