These street shopping districts are definitely the hidden gems of Miami, and if you have time you have to make your way there; even if it is just for some window shopping. Looking for designer shops?

The Kiddie Park at the 163rd Street Shopping Center had an amusement park, like these helicopter rides, when the North Miami-Dade mall opened in November 1956. By 1980, construction began to ...

Biscayne Shopping Center, 1955 With 1,700 parking spaces, 38 retail stores, and a 400-seat restaurant, Biscayne Shopping Center holds the distinction of being among Miami's first shopping malls ...

Lincoln Road, located in Miami Beach, is a world-renowned shopping area, home to stunning architecture, top-notch culture, and all kinds of shops. Famous art deco architect Morris Lapidus created the ...

A Northeast Miami-Dade mall, with roots over six decades, is the latest to join the trend in moving from shopping center to lifestyle center. It’s been years since the Mall at 163rd Street has ...

The two-story shopping center at 4840 Northwest 183 Street spans 52,467 square feet. Gardens of Miami Center was 21 percent vacant at closing. Its national tenants include Bank of America ...

where she visited a dozen parking lots around Miami-Dade County to find street vendors ... like barber shops and nail salons in shopping centers. The owner, Yaimil Castillo, 43, learned how ...

Four companies teamed up to buy North Miami Beach’s ailing Mall at 163rd Street for $46 million ... owners plan to convert it from an outdated shopping mall into an upgraded lifestyle center.” ...