Sabal Development Acquires Miami Beach Spec Home Site Overlooking La Gorce Country Club Golf Course

The Miami-based Sabal Development has closed on a 12,000+ SF development site which overlooks the La Gorce Country Club golf course for $4.2 million. The property is located at 5440 La Gorce Drive in Miami Beach and will be developed into a Choeff Levy Fischman-designed tropical modern spec home. Florida Realty of Miami, Corp. represented the buyer, Pascal Nicolai, founder and CEO of Sabal Development and Sabal Luxury Builder. Jean Echemendia of Douglas Elliman represented the seller, Justin Yoshimura.

“We are very excited about this purchase and the incredible custom home that will be developed on the double lot,” said Nicolai. “The property has gorgeous, wide golf course views that will complement the luxury living experience that we are bringing to life.”

Sabal Development plans to build an over 6,000-square-foot single-family home with 5 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms on the double lot, which is located on the private La Gorce Golf Course. The spacious home will include three parking garages, an elevator, pool and hot tub, outside barbeque area, media lounge and a pond. The property will feature architecture by famed architect Ralph Choeff of Choeff Levy Fischman. Sabal Luxury Builder is expected to break ground on the home in April 2023, with an estimated completion in December 2024.

Witkoff Lists Waterfront North Bay Road Lot For $19.95 Million With Approved Plans For Kobi Karp-Designed Mansion

The iconic real estate investment and development firm, Witkoff, who recently announced Auberge Shore Club and is planning three mixed-use towers in Miami Worldcenter, has listed a waterfront lot on North Bay Road for $19.95 million. The property comes with approved permitted plans by star architect Kobi Karp, whose vision calls for seven beds, nine baths on the lot with 100 linear feet of west facing waters to indulge in Miami’s famous sunsets.

The tropical modern home design encapsulates South Florida’s tropics with lush greenery set to surround the perimeter of the home while walls of glass offer direct views of Biscayne Bay and indoor/outdoor living.

Offering impeccable design and expansive living spaces, the home design features a towering great room, multiple entertaining spaces, and dual waterfront lounges are just a few features within the versatile layout. Ample light is set to pour through the Primary and VIP suites that offer bayfront terraces with open water views. A show kitchen, a chef's kitchen, elevator, service room, and an office with a private entrance are also included in the floorplan.

The backyard is slated to feature an incredibly sleek 50’ resort pool and spa reminiscent of a tropical retreat, plus an indoor/outdoor gym, and a rooftop putting green with star-lit lounge area.

4766 N Bay Rd is listed for $19.95 million by Dina Goldentayer with Douglas Elliman.

Images via Legendary Productions/ Dina Goldentayer, Renderings via Douglas Elliman/ Dina Goldentayer and Kobi Karp

CATCH Returning To Miami Beach After Signing Lease With Robert Rivani's Black Lion At Continuum Space

Swanky seafood hotspot CATCH will return to Miami Beach after inking a lease at Robert Rivani’s Black Lion Investment Group’s Continuum restaurant space. Led by the powerhouse team behind Catch Hospitality Group (CHG), Tilman J. Fertitta, Mark Birnbaum, and Eugene Remm, CATCH MIAMI BEACH will open in 2023 and will mark the seventh outpost of the highly acclaimed brand, with locations in New York, LA, Las Vegas, and Aspen, with more in the pipeline.

“On the heels of two successful openings on the west coast, we are ready and eager to continue our expansion,” said Tilman Fertitta, Catch Hospitality Group partner. “Miami Beach has experienced tremendous growth over the last few years and the city’s evolving dining scene makes it the perfect time to bring our iconic brand to one of the greatest destinations in the world.”

Slated to open in the fall of 2023, the globally-influenced seafood restaurant will be located in Miami Beach’s illustrious SoFi neighborhood. CATCH MIAMI BEACH will be perfectly situated alongside Miami’s premier waterfront real estate, near some of the city’s highly-coveted and highest-grossing restaurants, including Prime One Twelve, CARBONE, Joe’s Stone Crab, and Milos.

Much like its New York, Los Angeles and Aspen counterparts, the expansive 22,000 sq ft restaurant is divided evenly between indoor dining and an open air terrace with retractable rooftop and will be designed by Rockwell Group, the famed interdisciplinary design team behind CATCH STEAK ASPEN and CATCH STEAK LA. With this location, Rockwell Group took the energy and excitement of the original Los Angeles location, an open-air haven, and amplified it to create a fantastical, tropical escape. CATCH MIAMI BEACH’s design celebrates the many elements of its vibrant surroundings from the neighborhood’s history as a golden playground in the 1920s to the city’s lush landscape and balmy nights and the iconic Floridian "Mediterranean Deco" architecture. Refined materials, such as bronze, antique mirror, bold marble, lacquer paints, venetian plaster and rich contrasting woods, are intricately layered with lush florals and dramatic lighting inside a sumptuous conservatory-inspired atmosphere.

“We are thrilled to bring the CATCH experience to Miami Beach,” said Mark Birnbaum, Catch Hospitality Group partner. “With its unparalleled indoor / outdoor dining and expansive retractable rooftop, this location is the perfect place for the next CATCH outpost. We look forward to welcoming the community into CATCH and hope they are as excited as we are to enjoy all the restaurant has to offer.”

Featuring modern renditions of classic dishes, CATCH’s streaming, shareable style of dining marries simple yet elegant seafood, sushi, and steak with excellent service and a lively vibe. The menu at CATCH MIAMI BEACH will offer many of the classic CATCH dishes the brand has become known for, alongside locally influenced dishes. In addition to a la carte service, the restaurant will be available for private and semi-private events, offering the quintessential Miami Beach backdrop.

“Following our recent openings in Aspen and LA, I am so excited to announce this location in a city that has become a second home for me. Miami Beach is a very special place, and I am looking forward to bringing CATCH’s three pillars of great food, service and vibe to this coastal city.” said Eugene Remm, one of three Catch Hospitality Group partners.

CATCH MIAMI BEACH will be located at 200 South Pointe Dr, Miami Beach, FL 33139 and occupy the crown jewel restaurant space at the iconic Continuum building, owned by President of Black Lion, Robert Rivani.

“CATCH MIAMI BEACH is a game changer for the neighborhood and Miami Beach as whole,” said Rivani. “Black Lion acquired this one-of-a-kind building with a mission to curate a distinctive hospitality scene in South Point’s ‘Restaurant Row’ and CATCH is the ideal brand to usher in a new era of elevated hospitality and dining.”

Images via CATCH Miami Beach

Robert Rivani's Black Lion Investment Group Expands South Beach Holdings With One Ocean Acquisition For $12.25 Million

Real estate investor Robert Rivani’s Black Lion Investment Group has expanded their South Beach holdings with the acquisition of the ground floor restaurant space in One Ocean, a 50-unit luxury condominium building in Miami Beach’s exclusive South of Fifth neighborhood. Rivani paid $12.25 million for the space which offers an indoor area of 10,404 SF and an outdoor area of 3,588 SF. The property is at the intersection of South Pointe and Ocean Drive, surrounded by high-end retail and residential towers including Continuum South Beach and Apogee. Additionally, the property is just a short walk from the South Pointe Park and the beach, with restaurants like Planta, Nikki Beach, Pura Vida, Carbone, Joe’s Stone Crab, Lucky Cat by Gordon Ramsay, Milos, Jia, Intimo, Fogo de Chao, Papi Steak, and Prime 112 just steps away. The transaction was overseen by Fabio and Sebastian Faerman of FA Commercial who represented Black Lion. Rivani plans to bring a world-class restaurant from a global hospitality brand to the space.

“South of Fifth is one of the hottest neighborhoods in the world and we wanted to own another piece of it,” said Robert Rivani. “I have assembled a powerhouse portfolio of fine dining hospitality locations along South Pointe Drive totaling over 50,000 square feet. Our vision is to impact the industry with our foothold in the market and proven track record for conceptualizing unique lifestyle experiences and bringing in global brands–kickstarting a domino effect that will set the precedent for future cities to follow.”

Rivani now controls what he has dubbed “Restaurant Row” on South Pointe Drive which includes roughly 19,000 SF at the nearby Marea which he acquired for $19 million and the 12,000 SF restaurant space at Continuum South Beach for $11.5 million, which announced Catch as their future tenant today.

Rivani specializes in acquisition and ownership of flagship restaurant properties, having quickly expanded his South Florida holdings with the acquisition of over $100 million in commercial real estate assets across South Florida. Black Lion’s recent acquisitions include the restaurant space in Marea which features Kosushi and RED Steakhouse as tenants, the restaurant space in One Thousand Museum, SLS LUX’s restaurant space which now features Gekko by David Grutman and Bad Bunny, Continuum South Beach which today announced Catch as its future tenant, the Amara at Paraiso space which features the bayfront Amara restaurant operated by Chef Michael Schwartz, Wynwood Jungle which will soon welcome Fables Supper Club and the soon-to-open Delilah at the Brickell Bay boardwalk.

FIVE PARK UNVEILS PLANS FOR FIRST RESIDENTS-ONLY MEMBERS CLUB

Terra and GFO Investment’s Five Park, the newest luxury residential tower rising in Miami Beach, reveals plans for the first residents-only, fully serviced social club within a luxury condominium. The Canopy Club features a social amenity package rooted in cultural programming, wellness and elevated culinary offerings.

“Five Park’s Canopy Club represents a new standard of luxury and exclusivity in Miami Beach,” says David Martin, CEO of Terra. “We developed a selection of amenities that enhance quality of life, wellness, culture and connectivity. Five Park residents will make their homes within a building that embodies a complete living, breathing ecosystem, offering dynamic spaces and creative programming to their doorsteps.”

Helmed by a world-renowned team of visionaries, Five Park sets a new precedent for Miami Beach lifestyle, unveiling 50,000 square feet of in-house amenities and a three-acre park outside. Perched on the 26th floor, the Canopy Club spans 40,000 square feet of social spaces, which include a private dining room, jewel box bar and lounge, living rooms, library, den, outdoor terraces, wellness and fitness areas. Additionally, residents have their own stretch of the beach just a couple of blocks away at the Five Park private beach club. Located on South of Fifth, the outdoor club unveils a branded, exclusive section with lounge chairs, umbrellas and food and beverage service.

“Miami has become a mecca for luxury,” says Cathy Strafaci, executive vice president and managing director of Douglas Elliman. “As the luxury condominium landscape continues to evolve, so are the buyer standards for elevated lifestyle and exclusivity.”

Canopy Club features a dedicated club-level concierge and robust programming. From white glove attention, to wellness, dynamic leisure areas and the finest dining, the Club allows residents to live, work, play and entertain their guests in a variety of spaces suited to every mood. Members will be able to take full advantage of the Canopy Club’s Specialty Dining and Beverage Program, a seasonal dining experience curated by renowned chefs, set in the exclusive jewel box bar and dining room. The Club also includes state-of-the-art wellness areas and a signature spa with in-house personal trainer and wellness coach, private training areas, amid spectacular bay and ocean views.

Former CEO of SoftBank Marcelo Claure Lists Vacant North Bay Road Lot For $39.9 Million Complete With Permitted Plans By Iconic Architect Kobi Karp

The former CEO of SoftBank, Marcelo Claure, has listed one of the largest and most spectacular waterfront vacant lots to recently enter the Miami Beach prime property market for $39.9 million. The property is listed with Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices EWM Realty Senior Vice President and top-producer Nelson Gonzalez and comes complete with fully permitted plans by renowned architect Kobi Karp.

Presented for $39.9 million, the listing, 5212 North Bay Road, is an expansive, 27,334-square-foot vacant lot – equating to $1,459 per square foot. The property offers 150 feet on Biscayne Bay, providing stunning, unobstructed panoramas of the Miami skyline, sunset, and Biscayne Bay. The vacant property’s availability is unique for the area, which currently has few, if any, empty lots for sale, and none comparable to this property’s size and scope.

The property comes with permitted plans by internationally revered architect Kobi Karp, whose vision calls for a nine-bedroom, 14-bath (eight full-bath and six half-bath) mansion with 14,000 square feet of lavish interiors, an abundance of amenities, and extraordinary exterior spaces, including a rooftop that has been positioned to capture the sheer magnitude and entirety of the views. A new seawall and dock are also currently under construction.

“This is a landmark opportunity for a savvy buyer who’s looking to build their waterfront dream home,” said Gonzalez. “For someone seeking a large piece of land with the best price and location, this listing cannot be overlooked. And because of Kobi’s permitted designs, a buyer can put a shovel in the ground on the day they close.”

Featuring a central and tranquil location, the property is additionally located within minutes of the La Gorce Country Club and golf course, beaches, the Sunset Harbour and Bal Harbour neighborhoods, downtown Miami, and the Brickell financial district.

Images via Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices EWM Realty

Art Basel Announces New Show Highlights For Its Largest Edition Yet Coming To Miami Beach For Miami Art Week 2022

Since its launch in 2002, Art Basel Miami Beach has served as a dynamic platform uniquely bridging the art scenes of North and South America, Europe, and beyond. The edition marking its 20th anniversary will be the largest to date, featuring 282 exhibitors from 38 countries and territories – more than half of which hail from the Americas. In addition to its Galleries, Positions, Nova, Survey, and Edition sectors, the fair will host 20 large-scale projects as part of the Meridians sector, 29 curated installations within exhibitors’ booths in the Kabinett sector, as well as nine panels with leading art world voices in its renowned Conversations series.

Meridians

The Meridians sector invites exhibitors to showcase monumental works which extend beyond the standard art fair format. Magalí Arriola, Director of Museo Tamayo in Mexico City, will curate the sector for the third consecutive year.

Highlights from Meridians include:

• An immersive visual environment by Cauleen Smith including the film ‘Sojourner’ (2018-2022), whose title pays homage to the feminist abolitionist. Presented by Morán Morán and Corbett vs. Dempsey.

• ‘Let The Mermaids Flirt with Me’ (2022), a presentation of a new suite of stained-glass paintings in lightboxes by Christopher Myers, installed within a freestanding octagonal structure evoking a chapel. Exploring the relationships between Black bodies, diaspora, and the ocean, this deeply poetic work will be activated by a performance, animating the figures depicted in the glass. Presented by James Cohan Gallery.

• Devan Shimoyama’s ‘The Grove’ (2021), which monumentalizes the common sight of shoes joined at the laces and dangling from utility wires to evidence both presumed gang territory or violence and moments of celebration and play. Presented by Kavi Gupta.

• ‘Columbus Day’ (2019-2020) Hock E Aye Vi Edgar Heap of Birds, which consists of 24 primary ink mono prints and 24 ‘ghost prints’, which are the secondary pull of the print plates and represent how Indigenous communities are often viewed– namely, as "not there," faded and having disappeared. The text of the prints highlights the destruction of these communities and their lands by Columbus and consequences through the present day. Presented by K Art.

• ‘Birth’ (1984), a monumentally scaled, hand-crocheted wall-hanging by pioneering feminist artist Judy Chicago and the largest of her seminal Birth Project (1980-1985) works. ‘Birth Project’ was an international collaboration of female needleworkers and responded to the absence ofimagery related to birthing as one of the most foundational female experiences. Presented by Jessica Silverman.

• An installation of chairs suspended from the ceiling and 6-hour daily performance work by Colombian artist María José Arjona, ‘Silla’ (2011), on matter, object hood, experience and the body’s critical role in movement as a form of political choreography. Presented by Rolf Art.

• A sculptural work by Simon Denny adapted from a delivery drone – ‘Amazon delivery drone patent drawing as virtual Rio Tinto mineral globe’ (2021) – employing augmented reality to facilitate a series of performative group experiences activated by viewers’ devices. Presented by Petzel and Altman Siegel.

• A performance titled ‘Corpo Ranfla 2.0’ (2022) by rafa esparza, in which the artist will impersonate a lowrider cyborg turned into a 25-cent ride-machine. Consisting of a one-time occurrence, with the remnants of the performance – the retrofitted, 25-cent pony ride structure – on display over the course of the week, the work is a reflection on the social and political landscapes that lowrider car culture has existed and evolved in for decades into the present. Presented by Commonwealth and Council.

• Visual activist, humanitarian, and photographer Zanele Muholi’s ‘Muholi V’ (2022)a new bronze sculpture that marks a new chapter of self-expression and self-assertion for the artist. Presented by Stevenson and Yancey Richardson Gallery.

Magalí Arriola, Art Basel's curator for Meridians, says: ‘Sculpted bodies, sexualized bodies, performing and singing bodies –brown, black, and white bodies– have made themselves present in this new edition of Meridians, challenging art historical canons and their relationship with the representation of power, opening new perspectives for art’s activism around gender and race, and infusing optimism and hope to how we might envision our future.’

For the full list of artists and galleries presenting in Meridians, please visit artbasel.com/miami-beach/meridians.

Kabinett

Offering galleries, the opportunity to present concisely curated installations within their booths, the Kabinett sector will feature 29 participants.

Highlights from the sector include:

• A presentation of new works by Alberta Whittle specifically made for the fair, following Whittle’s representation of Scotland at the 59th International Art Exhibition of La Biennale de Venezia. Presented by The Modern Institute.

• New works by Izumi Kato, whose animated paintings and sculptures allow subjects to exist between the physical and the spiritual realms. Presented by Stephen Friedman Gallery.

• Rare and seminal works by Ascânio MMM, whose sculptures and reliefs are rooted in mathematics – presenting a complex game of logic. Presented by Casa Triângulo.

• Margot Bergman’s never-before-seen flower paintings that are part of her ‘collaborative paintings’ (2013), which merge Bergman’s approach with original authorship of thrifted works. Presented by Anton Kern Gallery.

• ‘Bayou Fever’ (1979) by Romare Bearden, comprising of 21 collages that provide a storyline and set design for modern dance with the purpose of being choreographed by Alvin Ailey. Presented by DC Moore Gallery.

• A salon of both historic and new intimately scaled, never-before-seen works by Dewey Crumpler. Presented by Derek Eller Gallery.

For the full list of artists and galleries represented in Kabinett, please visit artbasel.com/miami-beach/kabinett.

Conversations

Conversation is a platform for the exchange of ideas on topics concerning the global contemporary art scene. Featuring 35 speakers across nine panels, it will bring together leading artists, gallerists, collectors, curators, museum directors, and critics. Participants in this edition will include artistAgnieszka Kurant, cultural strategy advisor András Szántó, collectors Rosa and Carlos de la Cruz, collector and CEO and Co-Founder of Design Miami/ Craig Robins, art historian and curator Drew Sawyer, artists João Enxuto and Erica Love, curator and Co-Director of the Serpentine Galleries Hans Ulrich Obrist, artist Joshua Citarella, collector and real-estate developer Martin Margulies, and writer and Artnet News art business editor Tim Schneider. Topics range from representing and collecting artists from Africa and the African diaspora, and the carbon footprint of technology to counterintuitive approaches to the art market.

Highlights include:

• A conversation celebrating the pioneering photographic practice of Ming Smith.

• A sonic lecture by artist, musician, and poet Chino Amobi.

• A panel featuring major collectors Carlos & Rosa de la Cruz, Craig Robins, and Martin Margulies who have helped establish the Miami ecosystem, to mark 20 years of Art Basel Miami Beach.

Running from November 30 to December 2, the program is curated by Emily Butler, Art Basel's Conversations Curator, and is free to the public. All panels will be livestreamed on Art Basel's Facebook channel. Recordings will be available on Art Basel’s website following the event. For further information please visit artbasel.com/miami-beach/conversations.

The Legacy Purchase Program

For its third edition, the City of Miami Beach will acquire through its Legacy Purchase Program up to two artworks from the Nova or Positions sectors to enter the City’s public art collection via a public vote. The new acquisitions will be on view at a dedicated publicly accessible area of the MBCC.

The Étant Donnés Prize

The CPGA (French Professional Committee of Art Galleries) and Villa Albertine are joining forces for the first time to launch the Etant Donnés 2022 Prize, awarded to a living artist active in the French art scene and exhibited at Art Basel Miami Beach 2022. The winner of the Etant Donnés Prize will be selected by an appointed jury and will receive a $15,000 cash prize funded by CPGA, to be shared between the artist and the gallery. The winner will be announced on November 29.

Grammy Award-Winning Rapper Future Buys Allison Island Home For $16.3 Million On Miami Beach

Grammy award-winning rapper Future has purchased a $16.3 million home on the exclusive Allison Island in Miami Beach. The home is located at 6493 Allison Rd and was developed in 2020. Per public record, Dina Goldentayer with Douglas Elliman represented the sellers, Laurent and Pascale Ouazana, while Jordan Karp of Jordan Karp LLC. represented Future, whose real name Nayvadius DeMun Wilburn, in the transaction.

The "Life is Good"' rapper's new pad is a 7 bed, 8.5 bath mansion located on the gated Allison Island. The 8,897-square-foot home is a modern marvel that features indoor/outdoor living and water views complete with a detached guest house and three car garage. The home also features luxurious finishes such as custom Ornare kitchen cabinetry, expansive dual closets featuring reflective glass and sleek bathroom finishes. Other features include a commanding master with a full wet bar, wine fridge and two custom walk-in closets spanning the length of the home with a private balcony. The backyard includes a pool, spa, summer kitchen and dining space, perfect for soaking up Miami’s gorgeous weather–and 75’ of water frontage offering plenty of space to park a yacht.

Images via Douglas Elliman

Renderings of Related Companies Frank Gehry-Designed Redevelopment Of The Deauville Miami Beach

Related Companies, led by the billionaire owner of the Miami Dolphins Stephen Ross, has revealed the first renderings of the Frank Gehry-designed two tower project proposed to replace the Deauville Beach Resort in Miami Beach at 6701 Collins Avenue. The two towers would feature 125 residential units and 175 hotel units with the tallest tower rising 373’. Initial plans point towards an Equinox-branded project. Related Companies owns both fitness and lifestyle brand Equinox and developed the Equinox Hotel in New York City’s Hudson Yards. On November 8 a voter referendum will decide if the developers can proceed with an increased density on the site. The proposed project has already successfully received a zoning amendment in before the Miami Beach Commission voted in favor of placing the referendum on the November 8 ballot.

The existing historic Deauville Beach Resort was designed by Melvin Grossman and was where the Beatles had their second performance in the United States on February 6, 1964. The 540-room hotel was built in 1957 but ownership in recent years has left the structure fall into a decrepit, uninhabitable state and has been declared an unsafe structure.

URBANSPACE ANNOUNCES NATIONAL AND LOCAL VENDORS TO BE FEATURED AT THEIR PREMIERE HOLIDAY MARKET IN MIAMI

Sugar and spice and everything nice, that’s what Urbanspace, a leader in food and retail immersive public markets, is enticing Miami residents and visitors with some of Miami’s most popular brands joining the holiday market on Lincoln Road this holiday season. As the city gears up for the most wonderful time of the year with the recent announcement of Urbanspace’s famed holiday market setting up shop on the Lincoln Road District, the New York-based brand and its Miami partners at INHOUSE Commercial are excited to reveal a preliminary list of popular national and local vendors who will participate with festive gifts and goodies in the market.

Visitors of the Urbanspace Lincoln Road Holiday Market, the first national expansion of the beloved holiday pop up market outside of New York City, are invited to indulge in their favorite treats from celebrated nationally-renowned names like Luke’s Lobster, MozzArepas, and Oyster Party as they stroll the promenade shopping for unique gifts and other exciting items from retailers like Squishables (plush toys), New York Puzzle Company, Gabriela Ceballos (jewelry), and Hera + Hermes (kids clothing and accessories).

Well-liked South Florida epicurean brands such as Watsons Bay Coffee Co., Miami 'N' Ice (ice cream) and Wicked Bread will be on site to make all your sweet and savory wishes come true with an array of desserts, artisanal loaves, and drinks with flavors you can raise a glass to. Shopping for you and your loved ones will be a tropical breeze with a diverse range of goods to choose from including Poured Love (candles), Jaharii Jewelry, and Pawies (animal lover accessories) just to name a few.

“We love hand-picking our favorite fun brands which shoppers can really get excited about,” says Eldon Scott, President of Urbanspace. “Each market is like a little village. We create our own streets and squares to transport visitors to a new world where guests can interact with makers, designers and chefs selling everything from ornaments to pottery!“

Revelers can visit the Urbanspace Lincoln Road Holiday Market from November 15th to February 15th, Monday through Sunday from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. to experience what is intended to become a beloved annual holiday tradition for Miami. 

Mirroring a similar layout to the New York City locations, the market will feature approximately 100 local and out-of-state vendors in the heart of the Lincoln Road District, at the intersection of Washington Avenue. It will showcase a broad range of gift categories such as decorative home goods, children's toys and apparel, stationery, books and prints, men's and women's apparel and accessories, jewelry, kitchen and garden items, artisan food products, as well as food and beverages to be enjoyed onsite. 

Over the past four decades Urbanspace has operated well-known holiday markets in the U.S. in iconic New York City destinations: Union Square, Columbus Circle, and Bryant Park. The Lincoln Road Holiday Market will illuminate the area with enchanting, glowing kiosk structures dotting the mile-long pedestrian-only promenade, reflecting the sparkle and spirit of the season. Seasonal programming will also take place including live musical performances, art installations and Insta-worthy spots to snap pictures with loved ones.