Record Breaking Class A Office Lease Signed At Yukon Miami In Miami Beach's South of Fifth Neighborhood
The Yukon Miami, a class-A commercial office building at 119 Washington Avenue in Miami Beach’s affluent South of Fifth neighborhood, has shattered office leasing records in Florida despite the Covid-19 pandemic.
The Yukon Miami, a class-A commercial office building at 119 Washington Avenue in Miami Beach’s affluent South of Fifth neighborhood, has shattered office leasing records in Florida despite the Covid-19 pandemic.
J. Goldman & Co., LLP, an independent investment manager, has signed an eight-year lease for 3,318 square feet of office space and a 700-square-foot private, covered terrace for a record-breaking $92 per square foot. This is an expansion for the financial services firm, which had already been leasing 1,223 square feet on the fourth floor. The lease was overseen by The Company Real Estate and The Global Consulting Organization.
“The Yukon Miami, whose office space is now close to 100% occupancy, is an asset that continues to outperform the market, not only in Miami but in the entire state of Florida,” says Cyril Bijaoui, principal and broker of The Company Real Estate, who represented the owner in the transaction and has handled the leasing for the property for the past eight years. “This is truly a building for the discriminating tenant, the top 1%, who appreciates the character and energy of the South of Fifth neighborhood.”
The 88,148-square-foot Yukon Miami is the only Class-A office building located in the exclusive South of Fifth enclave. In addition to its prime location, the property features an enviable 9,500-square-foot rooftop development opportunity with 360-degree views of the Atlantic Ocean, Miami Beach and Downtown Miami.
Owned by Yantra 119 LLC and managed by Giulio Rangoni and Cinzia Zanella, The Yukon relaunched its sales effort this summer and is being marketed by Amit Egan Datwani, founder and chief consultant of The Global Consulting Organization, and Mr. Bijaoui for $45 million. Final offers for the property are due by Friday, October 2nd. The building’s 9,081-square-foot ground floor retail space has also just hit the market.
“It’s an ideal location to create a restaurant concept that you would expect to experience in either the Design District or at Bal Harbour Shops,” says Mr. Egan Datwani, “a place that could be infused with the early aughts buzz of Pastis in New York, the devout clientele of Joe’s Stone Crab in Miami and the exclusivity of Le Club 55 in St. Tropez.”
“The Yukon Miami presents a visionary investor with the ultimate opportunity to transform a value-add trophy asset into an absolute gem,” adds Mr. Egan Datwani. “This really is the Salvatore Mundi of the real estate world.”
$45 Million Trophy Office Building for the 1% Hits the Market in South of Fifth
The Yukon Miami, which commands one of the highest per square foot rents in Florida at $78 per square foot, is located at 119 Washington Avenue in Miami Beach’s affluent South of Fifth neighborhood. The Arquitectonica-designed office building has just hit the market for $45 million. Amit Egan Datwani of The Global Consulting Organization and Cyril Bijaoui of The Company Real Estate are representing the seller.
The 43,140-square-foot commercial office building is the only Class A office building located in the South of Fifth enclave steps away from world-class, record revenue breaking restaurants, including Joe’s Stone Crab, Estiatorio Milos, and Prime 112.
In addition to its prime location, The Yukon Miami features more than 8,000 square feet of available rooftop terrace space with 360-degree views of the Atlantic Ocean, Miami Beach, and Downtown Miami, the largest commercial roof and deck space in South of Fifth.
“Nestled between Fisher Island (the richest zip code in the United States) and the revitalized Washington Avenue only enhances the locational appeal of the South of Fifth neighborhood,” said Amit Egan Datwani, founder and chief consultant at The Global Consulting Organization. “The Yukon Miami is the ideal opportunity for a visionary investor that understands this and has the ability to transform the property from a trophy asset to an absolute gem.”
Premier tenants include One Sotheby’s International Realty, Red Steakhouse, W5 Group (a global real estate investment platform), and several financial companies, including Boston-based Raptor Capital Management, Manhattan-based York Capital Management, and Sero Capital.
A private launch party to promote the building hitting the market will be held on The Yukon’s rooftop terrace next month.
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