Prestige Imports CEO Brett David Closes On Biscayne Boulevard Site Expanding Prestige Campus In North Miami

Brett David, CEO of Prestige Imports, has acquired 15090 Biscayne Blvd in North Miami for $4,698,000. Formerly the Arch Creek Animal Clinic, the 24,102 SF property will be redeveloped and utilized to complete Prestige Imports’ nearly 10-acre campus on Biscayne Blvd in North Miami. Prestige Imports is one of North America’s leading factory authorized Lamborghini dealerships as well as an internationally-renowned dealership for luxury, exotic, and supercars, including Aston Martin, Bentley, Bugatti, BMW, Ferrari, Jaguar, Karma, Koenigsegg, Lamborghini, Lotus, Maserati, McLaren, Mercedes-Benz, Pagani, Porsche, Range Rover, and Rolls-Royce.

“My family and I are extremely excited to acquire this piece of property. Located on the corner of 151st and Biscayne boulevard, this property represents the final piece of the puzzle for the completion of the Prestige Imports campus that we have been growing over the years. The campus is now nearly 10 acres on Biscayne boulevard. We are excited for the next steps as we look to redevelop this land in a community that we love,” said Brett David.

The Prestige Imports campus sits at just under 10 Acres on Biscayne Blvd in North Miami Beach. The campus is located right across from SoLe Miami, the 190 Acre development created by Jamie LeFrak & Jackie Soffer. Prestige purchased their original 3 Acre property on Biscayne in 1983 for $319,000.00. Zoned for 150’, 15 stories of vertical development, these sites are being planned for a large development which will house a brand new Prestige Imports facility as the ground floor tenant. Brett David purchased the Prestige Imports showroom, previously a Walgreens, in 2016 for $12.5M.

The David family also controls the North side parcel of 151st & Biscayne, approx. 80,000 SF, which houses their new car wash & restaurant concept; Prestige Auto Spa & Treesome Natrual Foods as well as announcing their newest development of Prestige Energy completed development 4th quarter this year. The property also has tenants such as TruLeaf & Express Auto Lease. This North parcel will also be apart of the development. Brett David also owns the historic Gourmet Diner site at 13951 Biscayne Blvd. which is newly leased to world renown bakery chain, Marie Blanchere which is currently being renovated. Plans to open this location will be Q4 this year.

“Over the years witnessing the real estate in which the David family has accumulated on Biscayne Blvd. is nothing short of fantastic. The growth in our city of North Miami Beach is upon us with some of the largest developers in the United States entering the city, I know Brett David’s plans for this site will be iconic & timeless while continuing to house the world-famous Prestige Imports!” Said Mayor Anthony F. DeFillipo, North Miami Beach Mayor.

North Miami Beach Finally Approves Dezer Development's Proposed Redevelopment Of The Intracoastal Mall

The third time was the charm for Gil Dezer as the North Miami Beach City Commission has finally approved Dezer Development’s planned $1.5 billion redevelopment of the Intracoastal Mall into a mixed use mega-project named Uptown Harbour. The North Miami Beach City Commission voted 4 to 3 to approve the development agreement and zoning amendments. The Intracoastal Mall is located at 3501 Sunny Isles Blvd. on a 29.1-acre site. Dezer Development is seeking Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) approval to build a new entryway as construction teams will not be able to use the NE 35th Ave and the developers must widen the entrance at NE 36th Ave. In October, just one week after Dezer Development won approval from the North Miami Beach City Commission to redevelop the Intracoastal Mall, the Commission and Mayor Anthony DeFillipo called for a revote as one commissioner fell asleep and another left early from the initial vote. The issue at hand was tied to two ordinances including zoning amendments and a 30-year development agreement.

Uptown Harbour will feature condos, retail, offices and hotels complete with a waterfront promenade with restaurants and retailers. When complete, the mixed-use development will bring over 2,000 residential units, which will be split between 1,750 for-sale condos spread across five towers, 200 rental apartments and 50 townhomes. Uptown Harbor will also feature 250 hotel rooms, 375,000 square feet of retail, and 200,000 square feet of office to the area. Of the retail component there will be a 280,000 square foot shopping center, 50,000 square foot supermarket and 45,000 square foot gym. Additionally, Dezer Development will fund public improvements including building a police department, fire station, community center, a 6-acre park and infrastructure as part of the proposal. Towers will have a maximum height of 40-stories. Uptown Harbor is designed by Zyscovich Architects.