“Meals and beverage is now a forethought whereas earlier than it might need been an afterthought,” stated David Martin, chief govt of Terra, one of many builders. 

The Villa will price $500 million to construct and can break floor this winter, Mr. Martin stated. It’s scheduled to open in 2026.

The collaboration is the newest instance of how landlords are more and more turning to high-end restaurateurs to generate cachet, promote condos, drive up workplace rents or enhance foot site visitors for close by retail properties. 

Mall proprietor

Simon Property Group Inc.

stated final week that Spanish chef José Andrés would open three eating places at its purchasing facilities in Las Vegas and Palo Alto, Calif. In New York Metropolis, workplace landlord

SL Inexperienced Realty Corp.

tapped French chef

Daniel Boulud

to open public eating places and eating providers for tenants at its latest Manhattan developments, One Vanderbilt and One Madison Avenue.

Inflation has barely damped Individuals’ enthusiasm for eating out. Spending at bars and eating places rose 15.3% in February from a yr earlier, nicely above the tempo of annual inflation, which was 6% in February in response to the Labor Division’s consumer-price index.

Main Meals Group and Terra declined to touch upon their monetary relationship. However because the pandemic, extra landlords are making it simpler for restaurateurs to get began and reduce threat by reducing base rents and taking a proportion of the restaurant’s month-to-month revenue, stated Andrew Moger, vice chairman on the brokerage Ripco Actual Property.

The Howard Hughes Corp.

approached French chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten years in the past about opening a restaurant in Pier 17, the developer’s eating and leisure venue on the southern Manhattan waterfront. Underneath their association, the developer shouldered a lot of the prices related to constructing out the seafood restaurant, the Fulton, and accepted a proportion of gross sales in lieu of hire, stated Howard Hughes Chief Govt

David O’Reilly.

The chef and developer cut up the restaurant’s revenue, he stated. 

Howard Hughes stated it has reached comparable preparations with a number of different restaurateurs, together with Momofuku’s David Chang and Andrew Carmellini of NoHo Hospitality Group.

“We got here out of the pandemic with higher outcomes than we had ever seen in any respect our eating places,” Mr. O’Reilly stated. 

Mr. Vongerichten final yr expanded at Howard Hughes properties, opening a 53,000-square-foot meals emporium on the South Avenue Seaport. Howard Hughes additionally acquired a minority stake in Jean-Georges Administration for $45 million.

José Andrés Group entered retail after years of opening eating places in luxurious lodges, stated President Sam Bakhshandehpour. The restaurateur opened Mercado Little Spain, a 35,000-square-foot meals corridor, in 2019 within the base of a brand new mall constructed by developer Associated Cos. in its Hudson Yards mega-project on Manhattan’s far west aspect. 

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“For our real-estate companions, we accomplish two issues: We assist them push rents,” Mr. Bakhshandehpour stated. “We grow to be a vacation spot for locals, we drive site visitors and put them on the map.”

José Andrés Group’s partnership with Simon gives the chance to snag prime areas with heavy foot site visitors, such because the Las Vegas Strip the place the chef will open his Mediterranean restaurant Zaytinya on the Discussion board Retailers at Caesars Palace.

In residential growth, eating has grow to be an ordinary amenity akin to gyms and spas, Mr. Martin stated. Terra, which is teaming with the developer One Thousand Group on the Villa, not too long ago offered out one other restaurant-branded residential constructing, Mr. C Residences, that’s wrapping up building in Miami’s Coconut Grove neighborhood, with Ignazio Cipriani, a fourth-generation member of the household that runs Italian hospitality firm Cipriani. 

Branded residences, traditionally the dominion of luxurious lodges, have in recent times attracted curiosity from different industries together with eating places, style homes and high-end automotive firms. Builders say they will cost premiums for apartment items which might be affiliated with luxurious manufacturers, which additionally might help distinguish their product in aggressive markets. 

The Villa residences will embrace about 60 items beginning at $4.5 million and providing 360-degree views of Biscayne Bay in Miami’s Edgewater neighborhood. There can be 20,000-square-feet of restaurant facilities, together with a residents-only Italian restaurant, residential eating, non-public chef providers and cooking classes. The constructing may also have one restaurant open to the general public. 

Main Meals Group is coming into the residential enterprise as costs have been falling in a lot of the nation, however Miami stays a sizzling market. Town had the quickest annual home-price progress within the nation in January at 13.8%, in response to S&P Dow Jones Indices. 

The New York-based Main Meals Group has opened seven eating places and personal golf equipment in Miami over the past two years. Including residential to its portfolio felt just like the pure subsequent step, stated co-owner Jeff Zalaznick. 

“Opening a restaurant, we’ve clearly carried out many occasions,” he stated. “This time we get to assist create the constructing that surrounds it and all of the facilities.” 

Write to Kate King at kate.king@wsj.com