A fight for luxury dollars as sprawling as Game of Thrones. Which kingdom is right for you?

Since its announcement, Brickell City Centre was championed as a pivotal project by supporters of the mixed use development, poised to transform downtown Miami.

The Report- Brickell City Centre- Episode 8.

Brickell City Centre, downtown’s hot new shopping destination is finally almost fully open.

AT&T is expanding its retail presence in Miami. Just in time for the holidays, the company recently opened a spacious 5,800-plus square-foot store at the Brickell City Centre. The store design engages shoppers and encourages them to explore and interact with the latest products and services. Customers can check out solutions, devices and accessories across three unique zones in the store: Connected Experience Zone: "lifestyle vignettes" show how you can use products every day. This zone highlights music, home security, entertainment and more. Community Zone: visitors can shop and play at interactive "community tables." This section of the store displays...

MIAMI (WSVN) - Brickell City Centre has a new place to eat and shop, and developers are hoping it will be a destination hub.

Which South Florida-based mall has been the centre (pun intended) of attention as of late? Brickell City Centre — that’s who! Nestled in Downtown Miami, the four-story mall spans three city blocks and is anchored by a 107,000 square foot Saks Fifth Avenue and luxury VIP Cinema from CMX. Discover 5 reasons to shop Miami’s freshest mall like a boss (Spoiler: many stores are firsts here in the USA!):

December is tourist season in SoFlo, which means snow birds have flocked to the 305 for fun in the sun. But people aren’t the only things we are getting from the north … a Northern delicacy is calling Miami home.

Don’t get overwhelmed by the Brickell City Centre‘s size: We’ve narrowed down the retail centre’s best holiday buys!

The massive city-within-a-city is bringing two condo towers, two office buildings, a hotel and 500,000 square feet of shopping — including a Saks Fifth Avenue, an Apple store and a dine-in movie theater. Analysts have called the development a “game-changer” for downtown Miami.