CardVault by Tom Brady is targeting a December 2026 opening at Miami Worldcenter, bringing its sports collectibles concept to downtown Miami. The store will occupy a space along the development’s main promenade, next to Museum of Ice Cream and Posman Books, according to a press release from Miami Worldcenter.
Co-owned by seven-time Super Bowl champion Tom Brady, CardVault specializes in sports cards, trading cards, collectibles and authenticated memorabilia. The Miami store is expected to offer buying, selling, trading and grading services, giving collectors several ways to engage with the hobby. Customers will be able to browse merchandise, trade items and access services connected to evaluating collectible cards, according to the announcement.
The concept is built around the collecting market, where enthusiasts seek cards and memorabilia tied to athletes, teams and sports history. By combining merchandise with buying, selling, trading and grading services, CardVault aims to serve collectors at different stages of the hobby, from those browsing for new additions to people looking to exchange items or have cards assessed
The new location will join Miami Worldcenter’s 27-acre retail and entertainment district, which spans 10 city blocks. Existing retailers include Apple, Free People, lululemon, Ray-Ban, Savage X Fenty and Sephora. Restaurants across the development include Maple & Ash, Serafina, Earls Kitchen + Bar, Sweet Paris and Sixty Vines, according to the press release.
The district also features entertainment and lifestyle destinations such as Lucky Strike, Club Studio, SkinSpirit and Museum of Ice Cream. CardVault’s specialty focus adds another type of retail experience to the district’s existing lineup.
Miami Worldcenter also offers access to Brightline, Metrorail and Metromover, connecting the downtown destination with other parts of Miami and the surrounding region. The development’s mix of retail, dining, entertainment and public spaces is intended to make it a walkable destination for residents and visitors.
The retail and entertainment district was acquired in April 2026 by a venture involving affiliates of the Falcone Group, ROK Acquisitions, Andrew Mirmelli, The Davis Companies and Jamestown. FA Retail oversees retail operations, leasing and activations at the district, according to Miami Worldcenter’s announcement.
CardVault’s Miami debut will extend the brand’s growing retail presence into another major market. The store is expected to open in December 2026, although an exact grand-opening date has not yet been announced.
