The episode discusses the relationship between Miami's food scene and its impact on luxury real estate.
Mattia Cicognani is the co-founder of 84 Magic Hospitality, the group behind four of Miami's most talked-about restaurants: Cotoletta in Coconut Grove and Miami Beach, San Lorenzo in Little River, and Si Papa 3190 back in the Grove. In under 18 months, every single location went viral within days of opening, not just because of marketing, but because of an almost instinctive read on neighborhoods, community, and what Miami was ready for. In this episode, Omar sits down with Mattia and Cervera Real Estate top producer Gingi Beltran to make the case that Miami is now a legitimate world-class gastronomic city and that its food revolution isn't just a lifestyle story. It's a real estate story. Where serious restaurateurs plant flags, neighborhoods follow. Where neighborhoods follow, property values move. And the people who see it first are the ones eating at the right tables. Guest: Mattia Cicognani, Gingi Beltran Host: Omar De Windt Producers: Veronica Paris, Jean Avendano This episode is brought to you by Cervera Real Estate, one of Miami’s largest independently owned brokerages. With 10 offices across South Florida and more than 50 years of experience, Cervera continues to…
Host: Omar De Windt
Guests: Mattia Cicognani, Gingi Beltran
Cervera Real Estate
Organizations: 84 Magic Hospitality
Places: Miami, Coconut Grove, Miami Beach, Little River, Grove
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