facebook
TradedTraded
    Home
    Search
    Closings
    Listings
    On Market
    Off Market
    Add a listing
    Vaults
    shh
    Rankings
    News
    Data
    Socials
    More


Messages

Go Pro
+ Submit+ Submit a Deal
Mixed Use

Apr 15, 2026

PMG and E11EVEN Partners bring Riviera Dining Group’s HONŌ steakhouse to Miami tower

PMG and E11EVEN Partners bring Riviera Dining Group’s HONŌ steakhouse to Miami tower

Traded Media

Traded Media
Traded Media

Traded Editorial

3 min read
  • PMG and E11EVEN Partners add HONŌ rooftop steakhouse to luxury Miami development
  • Riviera Dining Group expands footprint with new flagship Japanese concept
  • Project enhances experience-driven positioning of E11EVEN® Club Hotel & Residences

What PMG and E11EVEN Partners are building in Miami

Property Markets Group and E11EVEN Partners continue to push experiential real estate with the addition of HONŌ at E11EVEN® Club Hotel & Residences in Downtown Miami. The project is part of a dual-tower luxury development in the Park West district, designed to blend residential, hospitality, and nightlife into a single destination. The addition of a high-end dining concept reinforces the property’s positioning as an entertainment-driven asset rather than a traditional condo tower.

What Riviera Dining Group brings to the asset

Riviera Dining Group will operate HONŌ, marking a new flagship concept for the firm as it continues expanding across South Florida.

“With HONŌ, we are introducing a new concept that reflects the continued evolution of Riviera Dining Group and our vision for experiential hospitality,” said Gregory Galy. “We’re focused on creating destinations where dining, design, music, and atmosphere come together in a meaningful way, and HONŌ represents an exciting next chapter for us in Miami.”

The concept includes a multi-level experience, with a steakhouse and lounge anchored by open-flame cooking, as well as a rooftop venue offering panoramic views across South Beach, Brickell, and Coral Gables.

How the concept fits into Miami’s experience-driven CRE trend

The addition of HONŌ reflects a broader shift in luxury development strategy, where food, nightlife, and amenities are central to driving value.

“When we partnered with Riviera Dining Group a few years ago, we knew they were capable of not just delivering outstanding culinary concepts, but really tailoring each venue to deliver something new while still emphasizing the best of its neighborhood,” said Ryan Shear. “HONŌ firmly represents that commitment, bringing with it the world-class vibrancy residents at E11EVEN® Club Hotel & Residences will expect within its distinctive caliber of hospitality.”

This type of programming increases on-site activation and supports premium pricing, particularly in markets like Miami, where lifestyle-driven assets outperform traditional residential offerings.

What this means for the Miami luxury market

The E11EVEN® Club Hotel & Residences project is already seeing strong traction, with its second tower nearing full sellout ahead of completion. The integration of branded dining and nightlife concepts adds another layer of differentiation in an increasingly competitive luxury market.

“The debut of HONŌ within E11EVEN® Club Hotel & Residences reflects this mindset,” said Michael Simkins. “We’re excited for HONŌ to join this incredible lineup and continue the dynamic energy fueling this area’s growth.”

For investors and developers, this project highlights how experiential components are becoming essential in maximizing both pricing power and long-term asset value.

What this means for landlords and developers

As Miami continues to attract capital and high-income residents, projects that integrate hospitality, entertainment, and residential uses are setting the new standard. PMG and E11EVEN Partners are effectively creating a hybrid asset that functions as both a residence and a destination, a model that is increasingly being replicated across major urban markets. For CRE players, the takeaway is clear. Experience-driven development is no longer optional at the high end; it is a core driver of demand and returns

#Florida#Mixed Use#Development Site#Residential
Published: Apr 15, 2026Last updated: April 15, 2026