Bal Harbour Shops expansion fully leased as 30 luxury retail tenants sign on amid luxury retail boom
The Whitman family’s Bal Harbour Shops will welcome 30 retailers to the west wing of the mall, an expansion that measures 200,000 square feet. Plans for the West Shops were unveiled this week, with luxury retailers set to roll out their stores through 2028. The shops are fully leased with a lineup that includes mall debuts for Tom Ford, Khaite, Elie Saab and Boucheron. Once construction is complete, the mall will have 140 tenants. In addition to brands under luxury conglomerates LVMH and Kering, Bal Harbour Shops is home to the priciest and most exclusive names in fashion, including Hermès […]This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
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