midtown-wynwood - Comras Company

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MIDTOWN-WYNWOOD
SHOWROOM/RETAIL/RESTAURANT SPACE FOR LEASE
W
PHASE 1 - AVAILABLE NO
PHASE 2
3164 N MIAMI AVENUE | MIAMI, FL 33127
N MIAMI AVENUE BETWEEN NW 31ST & NW 32ND STREETS
As exclusive agents, we are pleased to offer this prime showroom/retail/restaurant space for lease.
SPACE: From ± 1,400 up to ± 8,640 SF*
*spaces may be combined or leased separately
• Directly across from Midtown Miami and a 1,700 car
parking garage
• Primary link between the Design District and Wynwood
Arts District
• New storefronts; façade design; electrical; plumbing;
individual HVAC
• Ideal for service oriented retailers, home design stores
and showrooms
POSSESSION:
Phase 1: Available Now
Phase 2: 2Q 2017
RENT:
FRONTAGE:
Upon request
From NW 31st to NW 32nd St
NEIGHBORING TENANTS INCLUDE:
Juan Brando | 305.491.4846 | [email protected]
Irma Figueroa, CCIM | 954.471.4605 | [email protected]
1261 20th Street at West Avenue | Miami Beach, FL 33139 | 305.532.0433 | comrascompany.com | @comrascompany |
No warranty or representation, expressed or implied, is made as to the accuracy of this information and the same is submitted subject to errors, omissions, change of price, rental or other conditions, withdrawal without notice, and to any special listing conditions imposed by our principals.
SITE PLAN
FLOOR PLAN
NW 32 STREET
NW 31 STREET
NORTH MIAMI AVENUE
PICTURES
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PHASE 1 - AVAILABLE NO
RENDERINGS
Available
LEASED
PHASE 2 RENDERINGS
TRADE AREA MAP
Total Trade Area
Primary Trade Area
Primary Trade Area Boundaries:
•
•
•
•
North to NE 107th Street (Miami Shores) and 72nd
Street (Miami Beach)
East to the Atlantic Ocean
South to the Miami River
West to Interstate 95
Total Trade Area Boundaries:
•
•
•
•
North to NE 163rd Street (North Miami) and Sunny
Isles
East to the Atlantic Ocean
South to SW 7th Street (Miami) and Grand Avenue
(Coconut Grove)
West to Interstate 95 and South Douglas Road
Characteristics
Primary Trade Area
2014 Population
2019 Population
Total Trade Area
184,670
202,004
464,639
506,836
Avg. Household Income
Primary Trade Area
Total Trade Area
2014
$63,218
$61,886
2019
$67,695
$66,654
DISTRICT 36
TRADE AREA PROFILES
Consumer Profiles - Primary Trade Area
Total Trade Area Profiles
Urban Achievers
Multi-Culti Mosaic
Low Rise Living
DISTRICT 36
Concentrated in the nation’s
port cities, Urban Achievers is
often the first stop for up-andcoming immigrants from Asia,
South America, and Europe.
These young singles, couples,
and families are typically collegeeducated and ethnically diverse:
about a third are foreign-born, and
even more speak a language other
than English.
An immigrant gateway community,
Multi-Culti Mosaic is the urban
home for a mixed populace of
younger Hispanic, Asian and
African-American singles and
families. With nearly a quarter
of the residents foreign born,
this segment is a mecca for firstgeneration Americans who are
striving to improve their lowermiddle-class status.
The most economically challenged
urban segment, Low-Rise Living
is known as a transient world for
middle age, ethnically diverse
singles and single parents. Home
values are low--about half the
national average--and even then
less than a quarter of residents can
afford to own real estate. Typically,
the commercial base of Mom-andPop stores is struggling and in
need of a renaissance.
Bohemian Mix
Urban Elders
A collection of mobile urbanites,
Bohemian Mix represents the
nation’s most liberal lifestyles. Its
residents are an ethnically diverse,
progressive mix of young singles,
couples, and families ranging from
students to professionals. In their
funky row houses and apartments,
Bohemian Mixers are the early
adopters who are quick to check
out the latest movie, nightclub,
laptop, and microbrew.
For Urban Elders -a segment
located
in
the
downtown
neighborhoods of such metros as
New York, Chicago, Las Vegas and
Miami- life is often an economic
struggle. These communities have
high concentrations of Hispanics
and African-Americans, and tend
to be downscale, with singles living
in older apartment rentals.
Consumer Profiles - Total Trade Area
Primary Trade Area Profiles
Multi-Culti Mosaic
Urban Achievers
City Roots
Urban Elders
Bohemian Mix
Close-In Couples
An immigrant gateway community,
Multi-Culti Mosaic is the urban
home for a mixed populace of
younger Hispanic, Asian and
African-American singles and
families. With nearly a quarter
of the residents foreign born,
this segment is a mecca for firstgeneration Americans who are
striving to improve their lowermiddle-class status.
Concentrated in the nation’s port
cities, Urban Achievers is often
the first stop for up-and-coming
immigrants from Asia, South
America, and Europe. These young
singles, couples, and families are
typically college-educated and
ethnically diverse: about a third are
foreign-born, and even more speak
a language other than English.
Found in urban neighborhoods,
City Roots is a segment of
downscale retirees, typically living
in older homes and duplexes they’ve
owned for years. In these ethnically
diverse neighborhoods--more than
60 percent are African-American
or Hispanic--residents are often
widows or widowers living on fixed
incomes and maintaining low-key
lifestyles.
For Urban Elders -a segment
located
in
the
downtown
neighborhoods of such metros as
New York, Chicago, Las Vegas and
Miami- life is often an economic
struggle. These communities have
high concentrations of Hispanics
and African-Americans, and tend
to be downscale, with singles living
in older apartment rentals.
A collection of mobile urbanites,
Bohemian Mix represents the
nation’s most liberal lifestyles. Its
residents are an ethnically diverse,
progressive mix of young singles,
couples, and families ranging from
students to professionals. In their
funky row houses and apartments,
Bohemian Mixers are the early
adopters who are quick to check
out the latest movie, nightclub,
laptop, and microbrew.
Close-In Couples is a group of
predominantly older, ethnically
diverse couples living in older
homes in the urban neighborhoods
of mid-sized metros. High school
educated and empty nesting, these
mostly older residents typically
live in older city neighborhoods,
enjoying their retirements.
PROJECTS
Midtown Residential Units
Midtown 5
Hyde Midtown
District 36
Chiquita
Midtown 29
Triptych
Midtown 6 & 7
Midtown 5 offers the ideal
blend of elegance and edge
with 400 brand new rental
apartments. Built with sustainable materials and design for
LEED certification, Midtown 5
presents innovative floor plans,
54,000 square feet of indoor
and outdoor fitness amenities,
covered breezeways, gathering spaces, a rejuvenating pool,
spa, sauna and green space.
Hyde Midtown Hotel & Residences is the brainchild of visionary developer Jorge Pérez,
Chairman and CEO of The Related Group, lifestyle creator
Sam Nazarian, Founder and
CEO of sbe, and design genius
David Rockwell, Founder of
Rockwell Group. Every space
within Hyde is a dream brought
into reality. It is a celebration
of the essence of Midtown – its
unique light, color, vibe, and
texture. This modern marvel
will contain 440 condo units.
District 36 is a brand new development located right in the
heart of
the Miami Design
District/Midtown area. The
site spans the entire northern
block front of NE 36th Street,
from NE 1st Avenue to NE 1st
Court, perfectly situated on
the edge of the two Districts.
This development will contain approximately 63,000 of
retail space, of which 27,000
SF will be on the ground floor
and 36,000 SF on the second
floor. In addition, there will be
195 hi-end rental units on-site.
AMLI Residential, a Chicagobased developer of luxury
apartments, bought the 6.6
acres of vacant property, which
was the former site of a Chiquita
Banana shipping facility. AMLI
has approved plans to develop
about 700 apartments on the
site, between 2900 to 3010
Northeast Second Avenue in
Miami, according to CBRE, which
brokered the sale. AMLI plans
two rental building, designed by
Zyscovich Architects. The north
building would have 485 units
in 12 stories. The south building
would have 215 units in eight
stories, according to a release.
South Florida developers Adler
Development, Encore Housing
Opportunity Fund and Fifteen
Group are teaming up to build
a rental apartment tower in
Miami’s Midtown neighborhood. The companies formed a
joint venture to develop Midtown 29 at 190 Northeast 29th
Street, according to a written
statement released on Tuesday.
Plans call for about 309 apartments, with a mix of studios and
one, two and three-bedroom
units. Retail space would be
located on the ground floor.
Triptych, a mixed-use hotel development proposed for the
northern border of Midtown,
received unanimous approval
from Miami’s Urban Development Review Board on Wednesday. The developer, HES Group,
is a firm that got its start redeveloping hotels in Venezuela and is now headquartered
in Miami. The group’s plans are
for a 20-story building on the
empty lot at 3601 North Miami
Avenue, which saddles up to
I-195’s Midtown exit. The building will house 297 hotel rooms,
21,441 square feet of commercial and retail space, and 65,494
square feet of office space.
A large parcel in Midtown Miami
where the Midtown 6 condo was
once planned is in contract, and
the buyer also has an option to
purchase the Midtown 7 site.
An affiliate of Commingled
Pension Trust Fund (Strategic
Property) of JPMorgan Chase
Bank signed a memorandum
confirming the contract on the
93,140-square-foot
Midtown
6 site and an option on the
80,365-square-foot
Midtown
7 site.
Edgewater Residential Units
Baltus House
Bay House
Chelsea Tower
The Crimson
Icon Bay
M Bay
Paraiso Bay
Baltus House - a co development
with Related Group of Florida in
the Design District. It will be a
15 story building with 167 units
overlooking Biscayne Bay . 4300
Biscayne Blvd. Miami, Fl. 33137
Surrounded by amazing scenery, Bay House at East Edgewater offers fortunate owners,
wide open views across the
blue waters of Biscayne Bay,
overlooking the isles of Miami
Beach and Key Biscayne and the
vibrant city lights of Downtown,
Midtown and the Miami Design
district. Bay House will be a 38
story building with 165 units.
The mixed-use building at 1550
Biscayne Boulevard is now slated to contain 15 floors of parking spaces, 10 floors for offices
and 23 floors of condominiums.
Under the plan, there will be 675
parking spaces, 222 residential units and 170,564 square
feet of non-residential space.
The Crimson is a 19 floors with
90 exclusive residences located
at the upcoming Edgewater District neighborhood, featuring
1, 2 and 3 bedroom residences
featuring gorgeous views of
Biscayne Bay and Miami Beach.
Related Group, which has developed a number of luxury
condo developments in South
Florida, is the developer behind
Icon Bay in conjunction with the
world-renowned architectural
firm Arquitectonica. Icon Bay, 40
stories with 299 units each with
private elevator access and panoramic views of Biscayne Bay
and the Miami Beach skyline,
offer 1-3 bedroom units ranging from 928-1530 square feet.
The glassy condominium tower,
called MBay, will rise 39 stories,
or 444 feet, and is designed by
Arquitectonica. The property is
located on the bay, between NE
26th Street and NE 26th Terrace.
Hyperion, the developer, is planning to build 129 residential
units, the maximum permitted
on the .85 acre property. The
project will contain 205 parking
spaces on levels 2-7, the minimum required under Miami 21.
Nearly a month after receiving
a $93 million construction loan
for its 53-story tower at Paraiso
Bay, Related Group poured the
foundation for the tower, the
first of four in the complex.
The first tower will have 325
units out of the complex’s
planned 2,000 units, the
Next Miami reported. The
first tower, designed by Arquitectonica, is scheduled for
completion in 2016 and will
have swimming pools, tennis
courts, and other amenities.
LOCATION MAP
DESIGN DISTRICT
NE 36TH ST
RESIDENTIAL
47
97
84
1 MIDTOWN
60
85
NE 35
TH
86
PARKING GARAGE
63
73
2
29
2 MIDTOWN
30
12
40
69
31
83
LVD
102
53
103
64
54
46
BUENA
57
104
56
105
93
81
94
79
39
15
16
18
82
19
41
65
124
15
NE 34TH ST
3
75
76
88
127
4 MIDTOWN
67
69
70
91
34
5
36
5 MIDTOWN
26
85
32
42
114
49
96
71
NE 32ND ST
128
129
130
43
50
131
NE 32ND ST
CROSSWALK
72
71
133
132
64
70
1,700 CAR
PARKING GARAGE
NE 31ST ST
6
6 MIDTOWN
(398 UNITS)
68
134
NE 31ST ST
FUT URE
135
115
NE 30TH ST
NE 30TH ST
136
137
116
NE 30TH ST
117
51
138
139
NE 29TH ST
8
NE 29TH ST
145
144
143
142
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
47
48
49
50
51
52
I Pizza
Novecento*
Taqueria
Mercadito
Bocce Ball
Sugarcane
Gigi’s
Bardot
Bar Louie
Subway
100 Montaditos
Feverish Pops
Barú Urbano*
Pasion del Cielo*
Sushi
Prohibition Resteraunt
& Speakeasy
Kouzina Greek Bistro
Laginappe
Bansani’s Italian
The Dugout Sports Bar
Mamma Caruso’s
Enriqueta’s Café
MIDTOWN
Party City
Carter’s
Homegoods
56 Maidenform
57 Sports Authority
58 Foot Locker
59 T-mobile
60 X-Shoes
61 Ross
62 Guess Factory
63 European Wax Center
64 Loehmann’s
65 West Elm
66 Massage Envy
67 Compose Décor
68 Petsmart
69 Vision Works
70 Mattress Firm
71 AT&T Wireless
72 Bleach Salon
64 Oxxo Care Cleaners
65 Nue Images Studio
66 Kitty Kat Dance Studio
67 L.A.B. Studio
68 Daniel Bottero Gallery
69 MET
70 Serendipity Studios
71 Kepel & Mata LLC.
72 Bobby Berk Home
73 Solar Intoxication
74 Blo Blow Dry Bar
75 Vintage Liquor
76 Nail Bar
77 Super Cuts
78 Green Monkey Yoga
79 Toys R Us Express
80 Antonini Modern Living
81 Fed Ex Office
82 Beya
83 Chase Bank
84 Target
85 Marshalls
86 Payless Shoe
87 Jos A. Bank
88 Büro
89 TBD*
90 Rive Gauche
91 Unlimited Marketing
92 Alea Office Furniture
93 1230 Sharp
94 True Hair
95 RPM Marketing
96 VG Midtown Group
53
54
55
COAS
25
126
78
44
89
5 Midtown
6 Midtown
Midblock
RETAIL & SERVICES
EAST
24
55
25
31
32
45
46
Angelina’s Cafe
29 Black Brick*
30 Salumeria 104
45
4
73
74
92
35
113
24
Muscle Maker Grill
World of Beer*
Machiya Midtown
Alchemists*
TDB*
Cheese Course
28
89
9
7
23
112
22
23
26
125
22
PARK
18
20
Morgan’s
100 Montaditos
Sweet Cakes
Five Guys Burgers
Daily Melt
Sakaya Kitchen
Yogurbella
Wine Vault
Moloko
Lime Fresh Mexican Grill
Egyptian Pizza Kitchen
Hurricane Grill & Wings
Giraffas
Sweet Point Bakery & Cafe
NE 33RD ST
MIDBLOCK
20
NE 33RD ST
16
17
27
(400 UNIITS)
72
21
111
3100 NOMI
14
HYDE SUITES
& RESIDENCES
62
110
13
21
NE 2ND AVE
80
108
11
12
66
T AVE
17
109
122
123
48
NE 34TH ST
106
8
9
10
19
14
101
107
121
NE 35TH ST
65
90
5
6
7
FOOD & ENTERTAINMENT
120
13
58
VISTA
B
100
PARK
11
59
ST
63
28
1 Midtown
2 Midtown
HYDE Suites & Residences
4 Midtown
141
52
140
BISCAYNE BLVD
38
27
81
77
LVD
37
99
66
MIDTO
WN B
37
N MIAMI AVE
67
1
2
3
4
119
WY
98
N FED
ERAL
H
61
118
1
Art Fusion Gallery
E Cupon Inc.
Saccaro
100 Carpet Boutique
101 Furry Paws
102 Design Bedding
103 Hand Crafted Tattoo
104 Salon Gilbert
105 Romona La Rue by Arianne
106 Alessandra Gold
107 The Color House Inc.
108 Supply & Advise
109 Orange Grooming
110 Omega Décor
111 EQ3 Studio
112 Amati
113 Virgin Hair
114 Living in Asian Décor
115 Art Gallery
116 Subsea Global Solutions
117 Murphy’s Truck Rebuild
118 Motorcycle Service
119 Royal Treatment
Nailbar & Salon
120 Upper Kutz Barbershop
121 Nicole’s Horoscope
122 Lala Tina
123 Midtown Smoke Shop
124 AAA Miami Locksmith
125 Dominos
126 Pawn Shop
127 Sentry Self Storage
128 Luxe + Natura
129 CP Construction
130 Alko Printing
131 Florida Sculptured
Nails & Hair
132 Prestige Framers
133 JBL Antiques
134 Daddy’s Cash
135 Plaza Tire & Auto Center
136 Isa Couture Fabrics
137 Miami Home Design
138 Cafeteria Latina
139 Kwikstop
140 Cubanshine Body Shop
141 Sobe Promos
142 Crossfit Wynwood
143 Universal Casting
144 Pyke Brothers & Sons
97
98
99
*Coming Soon

midtown-wynwood - Comras Company

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