Constellation Group and The Boschetti Group Complete 4225 Ponce, Coral Gables' Newest Boutique Class A Office Property

Constellation Group, in partnership with The Boschetti Group, celebrated the completion of 4225 Ponce, a new eight-story, boutique Class A office and retail development located at 4225 Ponce de Leon Blvd in Coral Gables, during an exclusive unveiling event for VIP guests on February 26.

Designed by internationally renowned architecture firm Arquitectonica, the 84,000-square-foot luxury office property reflects a broader evolution in workplace preferences that accelerated post-2020 – favoring smaller, design-forward office environments in suburban, amenity-rich districts with direct access to public transit. The property sits directly across from the Shops at Merrick Park and three blocks from the Douglas Station Metrorail.

The property is over 50% leased to high-profile tenants including UBS Group, which signed a long-term lease for 33,180 square feet spanning two floors in late 2024, and Enne, an internationally renowned luxury furniture brand whose flagship Miami showroom will occupy the property’s 6,000-square-foot ground-floor retail space. CBRE’s Cameron Tallon, Eric Groffman and Randy Carballo are leading the leasing effort.

4225 Ponce delivered amidst the continued migration of millionaire and billionaire business moguls from high-tax states to well-established, family-friendly residential enclaves like Coconut Grove, where smaller office properties are in high demand.

“4225 Ponce reflects the way today’s executives want to work,” said Eduardo Otaola, Managing Principal of Constellation Group. “Miami’s rapid growth in human capital and high-net-worth residents have created demand for a more curated office experience — one that prioritizes quality over scale. Today’s leaders are seeking environments that are intentional, discreet, and seamlessly connected to where they live and how they move throughout their day."

“The overwhelming response to 4225 since opening in January confirms that the ‘flight to quality’ isn't just a trend—it’s the new standard for Miami’s office landscape,” added CBRE’s Cameron Tallon. “We are seeing a specific 'migration of wealth' from cities such as New York, Chicago and California, and these type of high-net-worth individuals and boutique firms prioritize privacy, service, and location. These tenants seek more than just a traditional space for a few offices and desks; they want an office that functions as a natural extension of their lifestyle and a space to entertain friends and clients. 4225 was thoughtfully designed and developed for this caliber of user. When the lease-up is complete, we believe 4225 will ultimately have one of the best tenant rosters in Miami.”

Located at 4225 Ponce de Leon Blvd., the property features four levels of boutique office space and a penthouse floor with views of Biscayne Bay, along with best-in-class amenities including private terraces, a covered pedestrian paseo with valet service, on-site structured parking, dedicated office elevators, and electric vehicle charging stations. Within an eight-minute walk of the Metrorail, 4225 Ponce offers seamless connectivity to downtown Miami, Brickell, and beyond.

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Neocis Establishes New 38K SF Headquarters At 545wyn in Miami's Wynwood Arts District

Neocis, the leader and pioneer in robot-assisted dental implant surgery, has signed a new lease for 38,000 SF of Class A office space at 545wyn in the Wynwood Arts District. The move is scheduled for October 2022 following Neocis’ exponential sales and employee growth since securing U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) market clearance for its Yomi® Robot-Assisted Dental Surgery System in 2016. As the first and only robotic-assisted surgical system cleared by the FDA for dental implant surgery, Yomi has been used to place more than 10,000 dental implants to date and has steadily increased in usage among dental implant surgeons throughout the United States. Since 2016, over 140 dental surgeons have completed cases using Yomi. 

“Miami is an excellent market for business growth and this relocation will provide us with even more space and flexibility to build upon our footprint as a healthcare technology innovator,” said Alon Mozes, PhD, co-founder and CEO of Neocis. “Over 75 Yomi systems have been installed thus far and we expect this number to rise significantly as our employee headcount increases in the new office.” 

The Neocis team currently consists of more than 130 employees. The company made over 60 new hires in 2021 and plans to continue expanding throughout 2022. 

"I was so excited to learn that Neocis was re-committing to the Magic City. Their presence is critical to our expanding healthtech industry, and they are a Miami success story. With $122M+ raised and 100+ employees, they are further proof that you can raise capital, find talent, and scale within our ecosystem.” Said Mayor Francis Suarez 

Dental implant surgery, which has become the standard of care for replacing missing teeth, requires extreme accuracy to avoid critical anatomical structures. Yomi allows the dentist to precisely pre-plan the dental implant procedure and then guides their hand during the surgery according to the pre-operative plan by using haptic robotic feedback. Due to the increased accuracy and digital planning provided by Yomi, dentists are often able to operate with a smaller incision, resulting in less pain and faster recovery for patients.  

JLL Managing Director, Cameron Tallon, represented the tenant, Neocis, in the lease transaction totaling 38,000 square feet. The Blanca Commercial Real Estate team of Juan Ruiz and Randy Carballo represented Sterling Bay, the 545wyn property’s ownership. 

Developed by Sterling Bay and designed by Gensler, 545wyn is Wynwood’s first-ever Class A office and retail property, offering tenants an unmatched suite of exclusive, highly sought-after tenant amenities including a state-of-the-art wellness center, touchless entry technology, indoor/outdoor conference rooms, sweeping outdoor lounges and private balconies. After recently achieving WELL Health-Safety Rating, 545wyn has also achieved RESET Air marking the property as one of the healthiest commercial buildings in Miami. Featuring bold, colorful street art both within the property and on its exterior, 545wyn authentically reflects Wynwood’s vibrancy and embraces its reputation as a hub for innovation and culture. 

Morabito Properties Launches Leasing At Adaptive Reuse Wynwood Office Development Wyncatcher

As Wynwood continues its rise into one of Miami-Dade’s most desirable office submarkets, Morabito Properties is launching leasing at Wyncatcher, their adaptive reuse project converting an industrial building into a mixed use office development. Morabito Properties has selected JLL and Metro1 to lead leasing at the two story, 47,852 square feet building situated at 2413 NW 1st Ave. in Miami’s Wynwood Arts District. The stand-alone property features office space and restaurant space along with a rooftop terrace with striking views of the Wynwood area.

“Wynwood is one of the most unique and eclectic neighborhoods in America, said Valerio Morabito, CEO of Morabito Properties. “We are happy to be part of an exciting and young community where people and businesses thrive and commit to preserve its artistic, industrial and creative spirit through this building.”

Morabito Properties is led by Valerio Morabito. Known for its modern luxury properties designed by the world’s finest architects, artisans, and craftsmen, Wyncatcher is the developer’s first mixed-use development in the Wynwood neighborhood. JLL Senior Managing Director, Eric Groffman, Managing Director, Cameron Tallon, Vice President, Edward Quinon, and Senior Associate, Emily Brais, will lead leasing efforts in partnership with Andres Nava, Managing Director and Bernadita Banfi, Broker Associate of Metro1 Commercial Real Estate Brokerage on behalf of Morabito Properties.

Wyncatcher is designed by world renowned Arquitectonica, the unique building, sports elegant double-height, industrial-style windows that bathe the interior in natural light. Space configurations for office tenants are flexible, ranging from 3,976 square feet to 37,427 square feet. The restaurant space features 6,861 square feet of outdoor space as well as 6,051 square feet of interior space.

Wynwood has been a hot market recently as more than 400 businesses have moved into the neighborhood in including Blockchain.com, OpenStore, WeWork, Founders Fund, Spotify, Live Nation, Atomic VC, GAC Financial, Ramp Financial, Schonfeld and others. Currently, more than 3,500 new residential units, 400 hotel rooms and 1 million square feet of office space are in the pipeline. Wynwood’s 50-block district also has one of the most dynamic culinary scenes in the United States with a variety of highly rated restaurants including doma, Omakai, Hiden, Hiyakawa, Momosan, Uchi, Mister 01, Kyu, Bakan, Beaker & Gray and Pastis.

Recent notable transactions include Related Group and East End Capital selling Wynwood Annex in February for $49 million. Also in February UOVO Storage Deluxe acquired of a core Wynwood development site at 330 NW 29th Street for $11.5 million from Red Group Estate. Forte Capital and Sheridan Capital’s acquired of 2830 NW Fifth Ave. from Alex Karakhanian’s LNDMRK Development for $6.35 million, which they plan to reposition into creative offices. In August 2021 the Brooklyn-based developer LivWrk acquired a 2.45 acre assemblage for $38.86 million and David Edelstein’s TriStar Capital and RAL Development acquired the final 13,250 SF piece of their 72,000 SF Wynwood assemblage where an office campus is planned for $13 million.

Leading Crypto Firm Blockchain.com Signs Lease At Tricera Capital and LNDMRK Development's Cube Wynwd

Leading crypto firm Blockchain.com has finalized a lease to occupy the top two floors of Tricera Capital and LNDMRK Development’s Cube Wynwd as its new Miami office. The ~22,000-square-foot lease brings Cube Wynwd to full occupancy less than 10 months after Tricera and LNDMRK acquired the Class A, 100,000-square-foot office and retail building. The deal also gave Blockchain.com naming rights for the building. Blockchain.com, one of the most widely used consumer crypto products and the leading institutional solutions provider, will soon begin designing its permanent office on the seventh and eighth floors.

Danet Linares, Tere Blanca and David Valdez of Blanca Commercial Real Estate, Inc. represented Blockchain.com in the Cube Wynwd lease. JLL’s Eric Groffman, Cameron Tallon and Edward Quinon represented Tricera and LNDMRK.

“We are thrilled to welcome Blockchain.com to Cube Wynwd and the Wynwood neighborhood,” said Tricera Co-Founder and Managing Principal Ben Mandell. “Blockchain.com’s leadership shares our long-term belief in Wynwood, which still has vast potential on top of the incredible growth and activity that has already occurred.”

In 2021, Blockchain.com announced its intentions to relocate its national headquarters from New York to Miami and aggressively hire throughout the local Miami job market. It also committed to make a significant investment to support the South Florida STEM community.

“As Miami solidifies its status as a mecca for crypto, we couldn’t be more excited to announce the location for planting our permanent roots in the city,” said Peter Smith, Blockchain.com CEO. “The speed at which our business is growing matches that of Wynwood and Miami itself, creating the perfect backdrop for us to continue scaling worldwide from our very own Blockchain.com building.”

Tricera and LNDMRK purchased Cube Wynwd, which also includes ground-floor retail space and a verdant rooftop terrace occupied by popular Japanese restaurant Kissaki, in an April 2021 off-market transaction. The 222 NW 24th St. Cube Wynwd, the neighborhood’s first boutique office-over-retail building, was just ~35% occupied at the time of Tricera and LNDMRK’s acquisition.

The joint venture partners rapidly stabilized the building with a compelling mix of tenants, including Ecuadorean fintech firm Kushki, Shaolin Capital Management, Brazilian footwear manufacturer Grendene, office supply and furniture online retailer Poppin, tech firm Transmit, and more.

Coworking operator Spaces occupies about 30% of the office space and about 1,700 square feet of the retail space in Cube Wynwd’s lobby. Renowned chef Gabriele Bonci’s Rome-based Bonci Pizza and Mini Market are among the existing retail tenants. The building features loft-style office space with expansive floorplates.

“Cube Wynwd is a case study for how we identify off-market opportunities and move quickly to execute our hands-on ownership approach,” Tricera Co-Founder and Managing Principal Scott Sherman. “We are proud of the building’s dynamic tenant roster, with Blockchain.com joining numerous new-to-market companies. Wynwood will continue to experience intense corporate relocation demand from the technology and finance sectors.”

Tricera and LNDMRK are frequent collaborators on real estate investments and developments. The companies are partnering with The Related Group to develop The Dorsey, a 12-story apartment building with a parking garage and nearly 95,000 square feet of office and retail space on a former Coca-Cola plant in Wynwood.

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Global Law Firm Reed Smith Signs 22K SF Lease at Southeast Financial Center in Downtown Miami

JLL has announced that Reed Smith, an international law firm placed in The American Lawyer's AmLaw 50, has leased 22,495 square feet of office space on the 26th floor of Southeast Financial Center, downtown Miami’s premier office tower. The law firm, previously located in Brickell, is relocating to downtown as it seeks to expand its presence in Miami.

Reed Smith was represented by Barbara Liberatore Black, Managing Director of JLL South Florida, and Jeff Gordon, Executive Vice President. On the agency leasing side, Eric Groffman, Managing Director, and Cameron Tallon, Senior Vice President, represented the building’s ownership, Ponte Gadea Biscayne.

Reed Smith, which established its Miami presence in 2017, has 30 offices worldwide. The firm’s Miami office is home to lawyers whose practices focus on commercial disputes, entertainment and media, finance, insurance recovery and international arbitration. The Miami team also has deep connections to clients across Latin America.

“In the four years since establishing a presence in Miami, we have built a formidable team with strong relationships within the region’s business and legal communities and the state and local government, while also advising domestic and global companies currently or seeking to do business in South Florida,” said Constantine Karides, managing partner of Reed Smith’s Miami office.  “As a result, when considering relocation, we prioritized a space that allowed for continued and sustained growth and served as a physical representation of Reed Smith’s reputation in the market – thriving, soaring, energetic, and well-connected.  Southeast Financial Center met each of those criteria and I speak for all of my Miami-based colleagues in expressing our excitement in making the move.”

Situated in the heart of downtown Miami’s Central Business District, Southeast Financial Center has a total of 1.2 million square feet, making it the city’s tallest and largest office tower. The property is comprised of a 55-story office tower and features a 30,000-square-foot outdoor plaza, complete with beautiful landscaping, seating area and café and dining options. The tower also sits across from the city’s free Metromover and less than a mile from I-95, making it one of downtown’s best-connected office buildings.

“Miami continues to see an influx of businesses relocating or expanding here, with Southeast Financial Center being one of the most sought-after office addresses,” said JLL’s Eric Groffman. “Southeast Financial Center is the tower of choice because it puts its tenants door-to-door with some of the city’s leading financial and professional services firms and provides access to residential towers, major retail lifestyle destinations and numerous cultural and performing venues.”

By Katya Demina