Knotel Launches U.S. Work Club at Wyncatcher in Miami’s Wynwood District

Knotel, a global provider of flexible and managed workspaces, is bringing its Work Club concept to the United States with the opening of Knotel at Wyncatcher in Miami’s Wynwood Arts District. The two-story, nearly 40,000-square-foot workspace is scheduled to open in December, marking Knotel’s first U.S. Work Club location following the success of its flagship Old Sessions House in London.

The new Miami outpost reflects the company’s broader strategy of blending flexible office space with hospitality, culture, and community-driven programming. Located in one of Miami’s most creative neighborhoods, Knotel at Wyncatcher is designed to function as a hub for entrepreneurs, innovators, creators, and growing brands operating within the city’s expanding hybrid work ecosystem.

“Experience-led environments have become essential for companies navigating growth, talent attraction, and new ways of working,” said Catherine Le Druillenec, Managing Director at Knotel. She cited Miami’s rapidly expanding business community and international connectivity as key factors behind the company’s decision to launch the concept locally.

Knotel at Wyncatcher will feature a mix of private office suites, shared workspaces, and collaborative lounges, alongside hospitality-driven amenities more commonly associated with lifestyle destinations than traditional offices. Plans include a rooftop terrace, curated cultural programming, and an on-site restaurant and bar concept by Cotidiano Group, a hospitality company based in Guadalajara, Mexico, known for culturally driven dining experiences.

According to Samantha Phillips, Vice President of North American Operations at Knotel, the Work Club model is intended to support both focused work and large-scale social or professional gatherings. “From flexible work to intimate cultural moments and large-scale activations in a critical hub for international finance, trade, and culture, Knotel at Wyncatcher is positioned to serve companies and creators shaping Miami’s evolving economy,” Phillips said.

Design played a central role in shaping the project. Kim Kolkovich, Knotel’s Head of Design, said the goal was to create an environment that reflects Wynwood’s creative energy while remaining adaptable to different uses throughout the day. Art and culture will also be embedded into the experience. The workspace will feature a rotating art program showcasing both emerging and established artists, transforming the building into a living gallery that evolves with the community and seasonal programming. In addition to workspace and amenities, members will have access to concierge services, premium food and beverage offerings, and a curated calendar of events and brand activations aimed at fostering professional and social connections.

Knotel operates flexible and managed workspaces globally, providing workplace services that range from design and delivery to day-to-day operations and curated Work Clubs. The company is part of the Newmark platform. Newmark Group, Inc. (Nasdaq: NMRK) is a global commercial real estate services firm providing advisory, transaction, and management services across all property types. For the twelve months ended September 30, 2025, Newmark reported revenues exceeding $3.1 billion, with operations spanning approximately 170 offices worldwide.

Morabito Properties Expands and Refinances Mixed-Use Wyncatcher Development in Miami’s Wynwood Neighborhood

Morabito Properties, a Miami Beach-based real estate development company led by developer Valerio Morabito, has expanded the firm’s existing Wyncatcher development in Wynwood by acquiring an adjacent warehouse located at 2150 NW Miami Court. Wyncatcher is a boutique, adaptive reuse mixed-use, creative office property located at 2413 NW 1st Avenue in Miami’s Wynwood Arts District. Morabito Properties also secured a $35 million loan with BridgeInvest, a private real estate lender, to refinance the entire assemblage including Wyncatcher I which is fully leased to Knotel and set to open this summer. Berkadia Managing Director Scott Wadler and Vice President Michael Basinski Miami secured the financing on behalf of the sponsor, Morabito Properties, the deal closed on May 29.

The newly acquired warehouse will be converted into a state-of-the-art commercial space (Wyncatcher II) with a variety of uses, ranging from event to office and retail. Designed by Vagabond Architecture, known for their work retrofitting existing buildings, the structure will join the existing two-story, 47,852 square-foot Wyncatcher I, designed by world-renowned architecture firm, Arquitectonica. Both buildings showcase exterior murals, an iconic feature of the vibrant neighborhood, by acclaimed Portuguese artist Alexandre Farto, known as VHILS.

Knotel, a flexible workspace operator owned by Newmark, one of the world’s largest commercial real estate advisory firms, signed a seven-year pre-lease deal for the entirety of Wyncatcher I and will open this summer, offering office space ranging from 3,976 square feet to 37,427 square feet, and a restaurant with 6,051 square feet of indoor space and 6,861 square feet of outdoor space. The unique structure sports elegant double-height, industrial-style windows over two stories.

“Wynwood has evolved into a cultural hub where people want to spend their days, whether it be by perusing art and retail or celebrating the next life milestone. Wyncatcher will be the community for it all,” said Valerio Morabito, CEO of Morabito Properties. “We’re grateful for our relationship with BridgeInvest to make this all possible.”

“BridgeInvest has been providing creative financing solutions for projects in Wynwood since our inception over 13 years ago,” said Alex Horn, managing partner of BridgeInvest. “Morabito Properties’ vision is both creative and discerning, and will deliver effective office and retail options as dynamic as the Wynwood neighborhood it will reside in.”

Originally an abandoned warehouse district, Wynwood has grown into a thriving haven for art, fashion, innovation and creativity, hosting over 15 million annual visitors. The neighborhood’s 50 blocks are home to leading technology and finance companies, including Spotify, Founders Fund and Live Nation. The area is also renowned for its top hospitality offerings, such as Uchi, Pastis and Michelin Bib Gourmand Doya. Its ever-growing development pipeline includes thousands of upcoming new residential units, hotel keys, office space and a new high-speed railway stop, built by Brightline, as part of the Northeast Corridor Project, the Miami-Dade portion of the Coastal Link, extending from Downtown Miami to the City of Aventura.