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Experience Brickell City Tower THE NEW CENTER OF BRICKELL EXPERIENCE BRICKELL CITY TOWER In the center of Brickell | Immediate access to Mary Brickell Village and Brickell City Centre, offering a variety of restaurants, convenient shopping and luxury retail Most convenient access to I-95 | Across the street from Metrorail, Metromover and Metrobus Strength of ownership | On-site management CONTACT INFORMATION DANET LINARes ALEXANDER CaHLIN 305.577.8852 305.377.6578 [email protected] [email protected] 80 SW 8TH ST. MIAMI, FL 33130 AMENITIES Fifth Street iver Metromover Station Miami R 7 SE 5TH S R VE T ave I AM I M 18 5 O M TRO ME OUTH OUTH S TAMIAMI TRAIL 1 Eighth Street Brickell City Metromover 2 BRICKELL Centre Station 5 KEY SW 8TH ST 8 26 5 IL A SW 9TH ST TROR 3 20 7 T ave ME 4 4 7 14 24 2 1 23 SE 1S 3 The Shops at Mary 4 Brickell Village 6 22 2 7 3 25 9 ave D 2N W ave D 3R W S S 3 Brickell 15 Metrorail M 13 Station 19 21 3 SW 11TH ST Tenth Street Promenade 10 1 Metromover Station Brickell 8 Metromover Station 17 5 BRICKELL aveNUE 95 15 ATLANTIC ave T T 16 11 6 OCEAN S 1 W S SW 13TH ST MIAMI ave Y DR 4 SOUTH Financial District 1 Metromover S W Station 6 15TH S 9 1 BRICKELL ba T 12 6 4 2 19 2 8 RESTAURANTS SHOPPING HOTELS SERVICES 1 Atrio Restaurant & 15 P.F. Chang’s China Bistro 1 Joanna Paige 1 Conrad 1 360 Energy In Motion Wine Room 16 Perricone’s 2 Publix 2 Fortune House Hotel 2 Brickell Fitness Center 2 Balans Marketplace & Café 3 StudioLX 3 Four Ambassadors Suites Hotel 3 Brickell Shoe Repair 3 BARÚ Urbano 17 Piola 4 Walgreens 4 Four Seasons Hotel 4 FedEx Office Print & Ship Center 4 Blue Parrot Grill 18 Pizza Rustica 5 Hampton Inn & Suites 5 Gateway Fitness Center 5 Bon Fromage 19 PM Fish and Steak House BANKS 6 JW Marriott 6 LA Fitness 6 Brickell Irish Pub 20 Rice House of Kabob 1 Bank of America 7 Viceroy Miami 7 Oxxo Care Cleaners 7 21 Burger & Beer Joint Rosa Mexicano 2 BankUnited 8 US Post Office 8 22 Edge Steak and Bar Rosinella 3 Helm Bank USA 9 23 Fado Irish Pub Starbucks 4 Navy Federal Credit Union 10 24 ® Kokoriko SUBWAY 5 Northern Trust Bank 11 25 Morton’s Sushi Siam 6 Pacific National Bank 12 26 Novecento Truluck’s 7 Regions Bank 13 Oceanaire Seafood Room 8 SunTrust Bank 14 OTC 9 Wells Fargo Bank INGRESS/EGRESS iver Miami R Fifth Street Metromover Station ave I R AM I VE M O M OUTH TRO S TAMIAMI TRAIL ME Brickell City Eighth Street Centre Metromover Station SW 8TH ST IL A TROR SW 9TH ST ME Brickell The Shops at Mary BRICKELL aveNUE Metrorail Brickell Village Station M ave D W 2N W S Tenth Street Promenade Metromover Station Brickell Metromover Station 95 ave T T S W 1 W S T ave SE 1S.
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