From avant-garde boutiques to international designer labels, Miami stands as a premier shopping destination. The vibrant city offers an abundant selection of trendy districts and distinctive, standalone shops to explore. Within Miami Worldcenter, you'll find an ever-growing selection of cult-status brands, including Sephora, Lululemon, and Ray-Ban, with a multitude of upcoming openings set to grace this new urban haven. Beyond its borders, explore the pedestrian-friendly Lincoln Road, the charming, locally-owned boutiques of Sunset Harbour, the bohemian concept stores of Wynwood, and the luxurious brands and contemporary design shops of the Design District. Not to be missed are iconic style meccas—The Webster and Faena Bazaar—epitomizing Miami's reputation as a center of high fashion and cutting-edge retail.

Miami’s world-renowned food and wine scene runs the gamut from local classics to Michelin-starred dining that helped establish the city as a global culinary destination. Over a dozen of critically acclaimed restaurants are within striking distance of JEM. When completed, Miami Worldcenter will be home to over thirty culinary gems, including several by world-renowned cuisiniers.

Miami Worldcenter is perfectly positioned at the intersection of arts, culture, and entertainment, in close proximity to the skyline-defining Kaseya Center—the home of the Miami Heat; the Herzog & de Meuron-designed Pérez Art Museum Miami; the Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science, Aquarium, and Planetarium; the world-renowned Miami Design District; Wynwood; and Brickell Centre. In addition to a full calendar of marquee cultural happenings and regular performances in music, theater, dance, and sporting events, the neighborhood is home to prominent outdoor art installations and murals that add a vibrant layer of life and creative expression.

Beyond the extraordinary breadth of JEM’s outdoor amenities, the building offers effortless access to Miami’s world-renowned ocean beaches, bucolic, art-filled waterfront parks, and green spaces at Miami Worldcenter. From the cinematic South Beach—home to Casa Casuarina, formerly owned by the late fashion designer Gianni Versace, and the largest collection of Art Deco architecture in the world—to the architectural marvels along the pristine beaches of the Faena District to the north, the unmistakable glamour of Miami Beach leisure is just a short drive away.