Shoma Bazaar Welcomes Four New Vendors To Iconic Culinary Destination In Doral
Shoma Bazaar is set to welcome the addition of four new vendors to the community hub for local happenings, where an unprecedented collection of local chefs set the standard for culinary excellence in Miami. New vendors include Shuck Boys Oyster Bar, SNDWCH, Sriracha House and Sushi Sake, amounting to 15 vendors which make Shoma Bazaar one of the premier food, beverage and event destinations in Doral.
Shoma Bazaar is set to welcome the addition of four new vendors to the community hub for local happenings, where an unprecedented collection of local chefs set the standard for culinary excellence in Miami. New vendors include Shuck Boys Oyster Bar, SNDWCH, Sriracha House and Sushi Sake, amounting to 15 vendors which make Shoma Bazaar one of the premier food, beverage and event destinations in Doral.
“We are elated to welcome four new vendors to Shoma Bazaar, each bringing something different to the space and expanding the destination’s diverse culinary options,” said Stephanie Shojaee, President of Shoma Group. “Shoma Bazaar is known for providing unique dining and entertainment experiences to the city of Doral through outstanding quality and service. We look forward to these vendors opening and welcoming guests to create memorable moments together at Shoma Bazaar.”
“Shoma Bazaar is committed to providing high-quality dishes, beverages and experiences to our customers and we know our new vendors plan to do the same,” said Masoud Shojaee, Founder and CEO of Shoma Group. “Shoma Bazaar is constantly evolving to ensure we are providing an incredible experience to our guests. With these four new vendors, we welcome families and friends to enjoy an array of new offerings paired with our incredible existing vendors.”
With a seafood-driven menu, Shuck Boys Oyster Bar offers tasty dishes featuring mouthwatering lobster rolls, flaky crab cakes and most notably, fresh oysters. From charbroiled to raw, the group makes sure to rotate their oysters weekly to provide a variety of the freshest options from the East to the West Coast. Shuck Boys Oyster Bar is opening Friday April 7th.
SNDWCH, which is now open, is home to signature sandwiches and salads that will satisfy every craving. SNDWCH offers bread coming all the way from the iconic Sullivan Street Bakery in New York City. Sullivan Street Bakery sources excellent ingredients, avoids additives and enhancers and shapes every piece of bread by hand. Best Sellers include the Prosciutto Crostini featuring whipped goat cheese, thinly sliced prosciutto, arugula and hot honey to top it off.
Sriracha House, inspired by the streets of Asia and set to open this Spring, cooks up Southeast Asian urban street food with a modern flair. They use the freshest ingredients to create flavorful and balanced cuisine in order to offer the ultimate Pan-Asian experience. Guests can create their very own mouthwatering masterpiece with the DIY noodle bowl or indulge in delicious house favorites such as the Miami Tsunami with poached shrimp and shiitake mushroom or the Sobe Sweet & Sour featuring sweet & sour pork, bell pepper mix, pineapple and Chinese Sweet & Sour sauce.
Iconic Miami sushi outpost Sushi Sake, created by brothers James and Argelio Jr. Aguayo in 2009, is also set to open this spring at Shoma Bazaar. The chic sushi bar offers something for everyone with traditional Japanese cuisine that features an expansive menu of hibachi, teriyaki, sushi and sashimi, as well as delicious homemade signature sauces and a variety of Sake selections.
Founded by award-winning real estate development firm Shoma Group, Shoma Bazaar is an iconic culinary and beverage destination in Doral, home to unique programming and an array of diverse culinary options such as American, Italian, Latin, and Asian cuisine.
Shoma Group Reveals Elevated, New Look Renderings Of Shoma Bay In North Bay Village
Miami-based developer Shoma Group has unveiled a fresh new look to Shoma Bay, a 24-story, 333-unit condominium located in the exclusive waterfront community of North Bay Village. The new tower design seamlessly melds a classic art-deco aesthetic with a modern facade while adding community-minded amenities such as a zen garden, grocery delivery room, wine cellar, cigar lounge, and other dynamic features.
Miami-based developer Shoma Group has unveiled a fresh new look to Shoma Bay, a 24-story, 333-unit condominium located in the exclusive waterfront community of North Bay Village. The new tower design seamlessly melds a classic art-deco aesthetic with a modern facade while adding community-minded amenities such as a zen garden, grocery delivery room, wine cellar, cigar lounge, and other dynamic features. With prices starting in the $450,000’s, Shoma Bay is built with a holistic approach to living and caters to those looking to integrate the live, work, wellness, and play lifestyle.
"Every detail and space has been maximized to bring owners a heightened level of comfort and practicality," said Masoud Shojaee, CEO and Chairman of the Board at Shoma Group. "We carefully curated this project to deliver a vibrant yet sophisticated experience in one of the world's most exciting cities."
The 2.8-acre mixed-use development will offer furnished studios to three-bedroom units, ranging from 344-square-foot to 2,700-square-foot, with each floor plan designed to maximize efficiency and comfort. The project will be anchored by a 35,037-square-foot Publix and 6,325 square feet of retail space, which includes a rooftop lounge and Shoma Bazaar food hall.
"With stunning views, convivial spaces to work or play, and exciting happenings from day to night, Shoma Bay is poised to become a cultural epicenter for its residents and locals," stated Stephanie Shojaee, President of Shoma Group. "We wanted to create a unique yet thoughtful concept, fusing together the local landscape with the quality our company is known for. We teamed up with incredible partners to bring the overall design, and we're looking forward to becoming one of the most sought-after destinations in Miami."
Renowned designer Adriana Hoyos created practical interiors, including all common areas and residences, with sleek design finishes and warm organic tones, allowing each residence to be flooded with natural light.
Ideally situated at 79th Street Causeway and East Treasure Drive, the pedestrian-friendly destination is located near all major highways and the hottest restaurants and retail South Florida offers. ISG World, led by principal and owner Craig Studnicky, is the exclusive brokerage for the property's condos.
Intending to provide residents with an exceptional living experience, Shoma Bay also features several upscale amenities, including a resident lounge and bar, spa, Hammam, golf simulators, fitness center with Technogym equipment, pet spa, and kids club, as well as a 6,030-square-foot pool deck with panoramic water views overlooking Biscayne Bay with a pool, cabanas, and summer kitchen. Additional elements include a library, a 2,600-square-foot coworking business lounge, a lounge with a coffee bar and areas for gaming and movie watching, assigned gated parking, electric vehicle charging stations, a designated bike room, and storage spaces.
Shoma Bay is designed by MSA Architects and is located at 1850 John F. Kennedy Causeway in North Bay Village. It is slated to break ground in the summer of 2023 and is expected to take 18 months to complete.
Shoma Group Delivers Mixed-Use Multifamily Shoma Village In Hialeah
Miami-based developer Shoma Group has completed its two-tower, 304-unit multifamily rental community in Hialeah, Shoma Village. They will begin welcoming residents to their brand new apartments on August 1. Leased by KW Property Management & Consulting and managed by Shoma MGMT, the development is 65% rented and expected to be fully leased by the end of summer.
Miami-based developer Shoma Group has completed its two-tower, 304-unit multifamily rental community in Hialeah, Shoma Village. They will begin welcoming residents to their brand new apartments on August 1. Leased by KW Property Management & Consulting and managed by Shoma MGMT, the development is 65% rented and expected to be fully leased by the end of summer. Amid South Florida's red-hot real estate market, Shoma Village is the latest example of a growing trend of new apartment buildings that have opened with over half of its units rented.
The project’s success is a testament to Shoma’s shrewdness as a developer who identifies and builds in promising areas often bringing a new type of product to the neighborhood. Shoma Village is leading a wave of new development and investment trickling into Hialeah, known as the City of Progress, aiming to spur economic growth and cater to a younger demographic of professionals who are Hialeah natives. The project was one of the first new Class A mixed-use housing and retail developments to break ground in the community in recent years. In addition to apartments, it will deliver an upscale Shoma Bazaar food hall, hair salon and store.
“Hialeah has always been a desirable location full of possibilities. That was true when we built Shoma Homes at Country Club of Miami here 20 years ago, and it’s still true today,” said Masoud Shojaee, CEO and Chairman of the Board at Shoma Group. “The overwhelming response we've seen, with the first tower becoming fully leased before future tenants could even tour the finished product, shows the unprecedented demand for brand new, Class A housing in this area with a large list of amenities, a private parking garage, and a Shoma Bazaar with retail space on site. People are ready for a new standard of living in Hialeah.”
Shoma Village offers elevated, thoughtfully designed common and living spaces by architecture and design firm MSA Architects. Floorplans at Shoma Village range from studios measuring about 640 square feet to three-bedroom units totaling about 1,370 square feet. The units offer a bright and lively atmosphere, boasting chic barn doors, spacious walk-in and linen closets, and an inviting wood-style flooring throughout each apartment. They also include private balconies, energy efficient hurricane-impact windows, Honeywell PRO programmable thermostats, and Whirlpool front-load washers. Kitchens and bathrooms feature quartz and Marble-Lite countertops, designer vanities, a rain showerhead, and an oversized soaking bathtub. Tech-savvy security upgrades include fingerprint readers, keyless entry, and ButterflyMX video intercoms that allow residents to easily and securely let in visitors from their smartphones.
Residents have access to a wide array of amenities for their entertainment and leisure. These include a fully equipped fitness center with yoga, spinning, and an interactive mirror, a private conference room, and a two-story clubroom with extra large LED TVs, kitchens, and a pool table. Outdoor amenities include a large pool with a gazebo and courtyard, a playground, a grilling area, and a dog park. As with other Shoma developments, pet owners will have the additional benefit of an on-site Evolution Pet Spa.
The apartments will be anchored by a 22,000-square-foot Shoma Bazaar food hall and 12,000 square feet of on-site retail shops. In addition, a night concierge, covered and gated parking garage, and electric car station will provide extra safety and convenience for residents as they come and go from the property.
“We could not be happier with the amazing reception that Shoma Village has seen and we look forward to continuing that momentum as we lease the second tower,” said Stephanie Shojaee, President of Shoma Group. “We have put our heart and soul into carefully selecting every color, finish, and feature to make Shoma Village an exemplary and enjoyable live-work-play community for Hialeah. I am very excited to introduce it to the community and welcome people into their new, luxurious homes.”
Upon moving in, residents will receive housewarming gifts from Kris Jenner's home care line, Safely, including complimentary plant-based cleaning products, and from Shoma, including a glass water bottle, coffee mug, hand sanitizer, duffle bag, and Lemon Perfect flavored water.
Shoma Village is located at 445 Hialeah Dr., Hialeah, FL 33010.
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Shoma Group Acquires 2.5 Acre Transit-Oriented Site in Coral Gables To Develop Shoma One Mixed-Use Multifamily
Miami-based developer Shoma Group has announced its latest acquisition, a 2.5-acre site at 3650 Bird Road, currently home to Deel Volvo, near Coral Gables for $34 million. It will be the site of Shoma One, a mixed-use project with a 391-unit apartment community and a Shoma Bazaar food hall. The development is expected to cost $220 million to build.
Miami-based developer Shoma Group has announced its latest acquisition, a 2.5-acre site at 3650 Bird Road, currently home to Deel Volvo, near Coral Gables for $34 million. It will be the site of Shoma One, a mixed-use project with a 391-unit apartment community and a Shoma Bazaar food hall. The development is expected to cost $220 million to build.
“Miami is more popular than ever and the robust demand for housing that we’ve seen over the last couple of years is here to stay,” said Masoud Shojaee, Shoma’s CEO and chairman of the board. “This location is ideally positioned between Coral Gables and Coconut Grove, with the bustling entertainment and dining scenes of Miracle Mile and CocoWalk just a short drive or bike ride away. We are very happy to bring this live-work-play mixed-use project with upscale apartments and fantastic amenities, including a Shoma Bazaar, to this thriving area.”
Designed by MSA Architects, Shoma One will comprise of two 18-story towers. It features thoughtfully designed amenities–a signature of Shoma's multifamily projects–including a bowling alley lounge, child daycare, 1,161-square-foot yoga and spinning studio, dog park, co-working café, rideshare lounge for awaiting Ubers and Lyfts, and a spa with steam room, sauna and massage rooms. Each tower will have a rooftop sky lounge on the 18th floor, where residents can take in expansive views of Coconut Grove extending all the way east to Biscayne Bay, as well as its own lobby and secure mail and package room.
Atop the eight-story gated parking garage it will have a 2,500-square-foot state-of-the-art fitness center, a club room, and a pool and pavilion with an outdoor grill, water features and lounge areas equipped with large projection screens for viewing parties.
A bicycle-friendly development, Shoma One will also have a designated bike room for storage with a repair station for conveniently performing light maintenance. The site appealed to Shoma because of its proximity to the Metrorail and the Underline. Shoma One’s courtyard will link to the linear park, giving residents direct access to its lush green landscaping and cycling and running paths.
The apartments will be stylish and modern, with upgraded finishes and tech-savvy details for seamless living, including biometric fingerprint door entries for keyless, secure access. They will range in size from 375-square-foot micro studios, which will be furnished with space-efficient convertible furniture, to 1,400-square-foot two-bedroom units. There will also be seven two-story live-work residences, which allow for separate office and bedroom spaces on each floor, ranging from 1,344 to 1,400 square feet.
Michael Fay of Avison Young was the agent representing the seller, Deel Volvo, in the transaction. Shoma One is scheduled to break ground in January 2023 and is expected to be completed in 18-24 months.
Inside "A Taste Of Shoma Bazaar" At Sanctuary At Doral, Hosted By Shoma Group And Braman Miami
SPONSORED - In celebration of the upcoming debut of the area’s most exciting new restaurants at Shoma Bazaar food hall, Miami-based developer Shoma Group hosted an exclusive evening at Sanctuary at Doral featuring the latest in Doral dining in partnership with Braman Miami.
SPONSORED - In celebration of the upcoming debut of the area’s most exciting new restaurants at Shoma Bazaar food hall, Miami-based developer Shoma Group hosted an exclusive evening at Sanctuary at Doral featuring the latest in Doral dining in partnership with Braman Miami.
On-site tastemakers were treated to the first taste of what’s to come at Shoma Bazaar, a 14,000-square-foot innovative food hall that will be situated at the main entrance of Sanctuary at Doral, a newly-opened six-story luxury rental community. Developed and managed by industry veteran Masoud Shojaee, CEO of Shoma Group – who over the past 31 years has developed more than 10,000 homes and condominiums, and completed over $5 billion in real estate transactions – Shoma Bazaar at Sanctuary at Doral is the firm’s first food hall concept and represents the first of many future Shoma Bazaar food halls set to be incorporated into each of Shoma Group’s upcoming rental communities. Each Shoma Bazaar will be home to approximately a dozen unique restaurant vendors.
The invitation only culinary event featured 7 of the 14 artisanal vendors that have signed on to open the food hall including B.F.F. “Burgers, Franks, Fries”, Doce Provisions, Ella’s Oyster Bar, Shahs of Kabob, Sweet Manifesto, Trattoria Dal Plin and The Market Milkshake Bar. Other vendors will include Pubbelly Sushi, Tintto By Tributto, In Ramen, Juice & Java, Eating House and Ash Pizza Parlor.
The evening also featured a display of the latest Braman BMW and MINI Cooper vehicles where guests had the opportunity to enter to win an exclusive raffle for a weekend getaway on a BMW or MINI courtesy of Braman Miami. One lucky winner was selected by Braman Miami to enjoy their complimentary weekend ride.
Serving as a kickoff for upcoming regularly scheduled events that will take place year-round at Sanctuary at Doral for residents and commercial tenants, hosts Shoma Group and Braman Miami rolled out the red carpet as event-goers enjoyed cocktails and delicious samplings from the participating restaurants getting a true taste of what’s to come once Shoma Bazaar officially debuts this Fall.
“We’re incredibly proud to introduce the first glimpse of Shoma Bazaar to our Sanctuary at Doral residents and guests. Shoma Bazaar will be more than a food hall. Our vision is to create a culinary and visual adventure, and a true dining destination for the area,” said Masoud Shojaee, President and CEO of Shoma Group. “We recently welcomed our new Sanctuary residents and this is an exciting occasion as we usher in this unique lifestyle and sophisticated community to Doral.”
As one of Doral’s newest luxury rental communities for upscale living and shopping, Sanctuary at Doral was completed in December and encompasses 226 units with one, two, and three bedroom residences. The thoughtfully designed floorplans feature state-of-the-art finishes and cater to a variety of renters offering infinite indoor and outdoor resort-style amenities, along with a vibrant social scene and close proximity to trendy shops, diverse entertainment venues, and arts culture. Situated on eight acres of land, Sanctuary at Doral boasts the largest outdoor space of any rental community in Doral and is primed for outdoor entertaining and relaxation offering lushly landscaped courtyards, and contemporary art and sculptures throughout the property.
“Sanctuary at Doral was the perfect venue for us to showcase our latest BMW and MINI Cooper models,” said Mike Rodriguez, General Manager of Braman Miami. “Doral is an important market for us and we were very pleased to partner with Shoma Group and offer guests the opportunity to experience this exciting addition to the area, and provide an indulging weekend getaway in one of our premium vehicles.”
A collection of car dealerships spanning Biscayne Boulevard in downtown Miami, Braman Miami was founded in 1975 by businessman Norman Braman with a single Cadillac dealership. Today, the dealership sells and services new and pre-owned BMWs, Bentleys, Rolls-Royces, Bugattis, Cadillacs, Minis, Hyundais, and Genesis, as well as an array of other certified pre-owned vehicles and pre-owned exotics, consistently ranking among the top dealers in the United States.
The company has a long history of supporting its local community, enjoying a proud legacy of supporting various nonprofits and important causes that encompass the realms of art, health and education.
For more information please visit www.sanctuarydoral.com.
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