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.

Mast Capital Locks Down Florida's Largest Residential Single-Tower Loan At $600 Million For Cipriani Residences Miami

Miami-based developer Mast Capital has secured a construction loan of $600 million, setting a new record for the largest single-tower residential construction loan ever obtained in Florida for Cipriani Residences Miami. The loan comes from Mexico-based Banco Inbursa and Ascendant Capital Partners, contributing $350 million and $250 million, respectively. The site is one of the last remaining raw parcels of land in Brickell and will serve as the southern gateway to Miami’s financial district.

Situated on the southern edge of Brickell’s business district, Cipriani Residences Miami will be the brand’s first-ever ground-up residences in the Americas. The high-profile condominium development, which is redefining luxury within the Brickell neighborhood, encompasses an 80-story luxury condominium tower with 397 residences offering spectacular views of Biscayne Bay, the Brickell skyline, and Coconut Grove. The site benefits from being located close to all the destinations within Brickell while also offering better accessibility and less traffic given its proximity to the lower density areas of Brickell to the South.

“The unprecedented financing we have secured for this transformative development anchored in Brickell is a testament to the demand for an ultra-luxury condominium product in this neighborhood. We have assembled the highest caliber of architecture, and design to execute this project and further solidify the position of Miami’s Brickell Financial District as a business and residential community,” said Camilo Miguel, CEO of Mast Capital. “Cipriani Residences Miami will transform the neighborhood and appeal to a wide variety of domestic and international residents, especially at a time when Brickell continues to experience robust growth fueled by the steady pace of wealth and business migration.”

While the influx of new residents to Miami, particularly the highly desirable Brickell neighborhood, seeking a cosmopolitan lifestyle, warm weather, and favorable tax environment is not new, this trend has dramatically accelerated since mid-2020 and is expected to continue over the years to come.

Mast Capital purchased the 2.8-acre site located at 1420 S Miami Ave. for $103 million in December 2021, which at the time represented the acquisition of one of the last remaining raw parcels of land in Brickell available to build a large-scale, high-rise development. The condominium tower is a signature Bernardo Fort-Brescia design by architecture firm Arquitectonica and world-renowned interior design firm 1508 London.

Starting at $1.7 million, Cipriani Residences Miami offers one- to four-bedroom residences ranging from 1,123 to 3,495 square feet, in addition to penthouses with private pools, with completion slated for 2028. As the crowned jewel of Cipriani Residences Miami, the Canaletto Collection will offer a boutique experience to residents that includes priority access to the tower’s private speakeasy and dining spaces, exclusive global concierge services and custom finish and furniture packages available for purchase, designed by 1508 London. The Canaletto Collection, which comprises six penthouses, will also feature direct elevator entry and a limited number of residences per floor appealing to discrete residents who prioritize privacy. Pricing for the penthouses starts at $17 million. The condominium will offer all residents exclusive access to around-the-clock dining services by Cipriani available in the private restaurant, 24-hour in-home dining and catering services. Dining services will extend to the elevated resort deck featuring multiple swimming pools, lounge and cabanas.

Residents will also have access to a fully equipped state-of-the-art fitness center, as well as a holistic spa including an ice plunge and sauna. The condo tower’s robust amenity package will also include a golf simulator, a pickleball court, a screening room, as well as a library and salon for beauty services. Residents will also have the convenience of a private dog park, children’s playroom and à la carte services like plant care, away-from-home maintenance, pet grooming and walking, luxury house limousine transport within a three-mile radius, in-residence spa treatments, personal training and more.

Mast Capital has emerged as one of Florida’s most active real estate development and investment firms today, with a diverse portfolio of residential, hospitality, and commercial properties throughout the State. The firm continues to expand its portfolio, with acquisitions representing over $3.5 billion in total project capitalization. These investments include new-build up development of over 4,000 residential units in South Florida, as well as the Fort Myers and Tampa metro areas.

Newmark arranged the transaction with a Debt and Structured Finance team led by Co-Presidents Jordan Roeschlaub and Dustin Stolly alongside Executive Managing Director Nick Scribani. Harry Silvera and Yehuda Auman of Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP and Kimberly LeCompte and Eric Fisher of Greenberg Traurig P.A. served as legal counsel for the developer. Aron Zuckerman and Norian Watson of Cleary, Gottlieb, Steen & Hamilton LLP served as legal counsel for Banco Inbursa. Evan Kaufman and Andy Auerbach of Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner LLP served as legal counsel for Ascendant Capital Partners. Ilana Strickon of Holland & Knight served as legal counsel to both lenders. Sales and marketing for the condominium development is handled exclusively by Fortune Development Sales.

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International Law Firm Kirkland & Ellis Inks 115K SF Lease At OKO Group and Cain International's 830 Brickell

Kirkland & Ellis, one of the largest law firms in the U.S., will open a Miami at 830 Brickell, the Class A+ tower nearing completion in the city’s Brickell Financial District. The firm signed a six floor, 115,000 square-foot lease at the tower, the largest new-to-market office lease signed in Miami in 2022. The 55-story tower, developed in partnership by OKO Group and Cain International, will be 100% leased ahead of its delivery in early 2023.

Kirkland joins the roster of world-leading professional services firms and other global companies at the building, which has become the address of choice for new-to-market firms looking to plant their flag in Miami. International law firms Sidley Austin, Winston & Strawn LLP and Baker McKenzie recently signed leases at 830 Brickell and will occupy a combined 100,000-plus square feet of space. Other blue-chip tenants that have announced plans to open offices at 830 Brickell include Microsoft, financial services company Citadel, New York-based insurance firm A-CAP, private equity firm Thoma Bravo, CI Financial, Marsh Insurance, AerCap and others.

“When OKO Group and Cain set out to develop 830 Brickell, Miami was on the way to becoming a global destination for professional services, finance and technology firms. Today, the city is a vital business hub, with 830 Brickell serving as a catalyst for international companies moving here,” said Vlad Doronin, Chairman and CEO of OKO Group, and Jonathan Goldstein, CEO of Cain International. “The arrival of Kirkland & Ellis, along with the building’s other blue-chip tenants, has solidified 830 Brickell as one of the most desirable office towers in the United States and underscores the strength of the Miami market.”

830 Brickell’s ownership was represented by Cushman & Wakefield’s Brian Gale, Ryan Holtzman and Andrew Trench. Kirkland & Ellis was represented by Neil Goldmacher, Mitchell Millowitz and Ryan Rosalsky of Newmark, and Kevin Kushner of CBRE.

“830 Brickell is the only Class A-plus office building in Miami history to be fully pre-leased ahead of its completion, with the majority of its tenants being major new-to-market corporations. Global companies like Kirkland & Ellis, Microsoft and Citadel are changing the face of Miami’s business landscape and they’re looking to 830 Brickell as their home in one of the world’s most dynamic cities,” said Andrew Trench, Executive Director of Cushman & Wakefield.

830 Brickell was designed by renowned architecture firm Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill, with interiors by Italian architecture and design company Iosa Ghini Associati.

The tower’s amenities will include a rooftop bar/lounge and restaurant – with menus developed alongside a three-Michelin-starred chef – showcasing expansive views of the City and Biscayne Bay, a world-class health and wellness center, conferencing facilities, an outdoor terrace, cafeìs and street-level retail. Multiple transit options are nearby, including Metrorail and Metromover, the Brightline, walking paths, cycling lanes and bay access points. Additionally, some of Miami’s top residential and lifestyle-driven neighborhoods are situated just minutes away, such as Miami’s Design District, Wynwood, Edgewater and Miami Beach.

Lerner Acquires Motion at Dadeland High-Rise Multifamily For $114 Million

The Maryland-based Lerner Enterprises has acquired Motion at Dadeland for $114 million from the development partnership of 13th Floor Investments, Adler Group and Barings. Lerner received a loan from capital managed by KKR to finance the acquisition. Newmark's South Florida office led by Avery Klann exclusively represented the seller, while JLL's Rob Carey (Washington, DC office) and Ted Taylor (South Florida office) along with Newmark's Debt and Structured Finance team of Kassi Saridakis (Washington, DC office) and Matt Williams (South Florida office) advised Lerner on the transaction.

Motion at Dadeland is a 25-story class A+ multifamily high-rise community comprised of 294 market-rate apartments and 8,246 SF of amenity-based retail, including a preschool slated to open Q4 2021. The building is located at 8400 S. Dixie Highway, adjacent to Dadeland North Metrorail Station in Miami, Florida. Lerner will also be the property and asset manager of Motion at Dadeland.

"We are excited to own and manage a market-leading asset and provide increased value to our residents in Florida," said Melissa Balkin, Managing Director, Lerner Residential Florida.

Founded in 1952, Lerner is a developer, owner and manager of office, multifamily, retail and hospitality assets primarily in the greater Washington, DC region but also in other markets such as New York City and Florida. Lerner is also the owner of the Washington Nationals Baseball Club, the 2019 World Series Champions. Lerner's expertise in the Florida markets began with the Nationals' 160-acre training facility at The Ballpark of the Palm Beaches in West Palm Beach.

"We are thrilled to add to our Florida portfolio with the acquisition of Motion at Dadeland. Lerner is aggressively pursuing multi-family assets across Florida, focused primarily on the tri-county regions of Palm Beach, Broward and Miami-Dade counties. Motion will be a cornerstore asset in our portfolio for many years and we are pleased to complete our first transaction with KKR as a lender," reported Michael L. Cohen, Vice President of Investments at Lerner.

Motion at Dadeland, a transit-oriented development, is located within a ½ mile of nearly 2 million square feet of office with nearly 12 million square feet across the Dadeland submarket. Motion is also across the street from Dadeland Station which is home to Target, Best Buy, Dick's Sporting Goods, Bed Bath and Beyond, Michaels and PetSmart. The property is also walking distance from Dadeland Mall, which is the home of Tesla, Apple Store, Cheesecake Factory, Chick-Fil-A, LEGO, Coach, Disney Store, Macy's Florida Flagship, JC Penney, Zara, Lacoste and Saks Fifth Avenue.

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Global Consulting Firm Slalom Signs 8,000 SF Lease At Sterling Bay's 545wyn

Global consulting firm Slalom will be moving into Wynwood after signing a lease at Sterling Bay and J.P. Morgan Asset Management’s 545wyn, Wynwood’s first-ever Class-A creative office building. The lease, which marks Slalom’s first office footprint in South Florida, covers approximately 8,000 square feet at 545wyn. Slalom is a $2.4 billion company with nearly 10,000 employees around the globe. The firm joins Gensler, the world-renowned architecture and design firm, and Love Life Café, a local vegan eatery, as tenants.

Sterling Bay’s Director of National Leasing, Jesse Van Dyke, negotiated the transaction. Newmark Knight & Frank’s Managing Director, Carlyle Coffin, and Executive Managing Director, Daniel Levine, represented the tenant.

“Slalom’s decision to open its first South Florida office location in Wynwood further solidifies the submarket as Miami’s next big hub for global innovation,” says Andy Gloor, Principal at Sterling Bay. “The property’s highly customized and ultramodern office features will enable Slalom to service clients in both North and Latin America, creating exposure for Wynwood in international markets and elevating the area’s reputation as an emerging destination for worldwide business.”

Slalom’s consulting services focus on strategy, technology, and business transformation with clients from top Fortune 500 companies, promising startups, established not-for-profits, and many other innovative organizations from around the world. Slalom has hired more than 50 local Miami residents since launching the Florida business and intends to hire several hundred more to build out the Florida business.

Slalom works differently,” said Beau Williamson, General Manager at Slalom. “Unlike typical consulting firms, Slalom consultants live in and are committed to the cities in which we work. We’re proud of our commitment not only to this premier office space in Wynwood, but also to the people of Miami as we hire locally to build out our business and create a positive impact on this community.”

Sterling Bay broke ground on 545wyn in January 2019 and completed the building in late 2020. Today, the 298,000 SF creative office and retail property offers future and current tenants access to large flexible floorplates and an unmatched suite of exclusive, highly sought-after healthy building amenities including a state-of-the-art wellness center, touchless elevator systems, vast outdoor lounges and high-quality air filtration systems. To reflect the artistic aesthetic of Wynwood, Sterling Bay commissioned a number of creative installations at the property, including three very prominent exterior murals, to engage local and international artists and establish a sense of place for tenants.

Witkoff And Monroe Capital Acquire Cancelled Marriott Maquis Miami Worldcenter Site For $94 Million

The New York City-based real estate investment group Witkoff, led by Steve Witkoff, and the Chicago-based Monroe Capital have acquired the site of the now cancelled Marriott Marquis Miami Worldcenter from MDM Group for $94 million. The 4.7 acre site is located at 700 North Miami Ave. The property is entitled to develop 60+ stories and for a mix of residential, hospitality and commercial. The transaction was overseen by Manny De Zárraga of JLL and was financed with floating-rate financing which was arranged by Dustin Stolly and Jordan Roeschlaub of Newmark and provided by Mack Real Estate Credit Strategies.

The Miami-based MDM Group, which is led by Ricardo Glas and Luis Pulenta, had planned to build a 1,700-key Marriott Marquis hotel and 600,000+ SF expo center as part of the $4 billion, 27-acre Miami Worldcenter mixed-use development. MDM Group initially acquired the site for $45.25 million in 2017 from Nitin Motwani who is Managing Partner of Miami Worldcenter Associates, the master developer of Miami WorldCenter. News of the cancellation of the Marriott Marquis Miami Worldcenter accompanies news of the property’s sale.

As the largest private development underway in Florida, Miami Worldcenter will feature a diverse mix of residential, commercial and hospitality uses complemented by approximately 300,000 SF of retail, restaurant and entertainment space. The first restaurant tenants were recently announced after Miami Worldcenter Associates completed leases with Chicago-based steakhouse concept Maple & Ash, etta, Laurel Brasserie and El Vecino. All four concepts are expected to open in 2022.

Two residential buildings have been completed at Miami Worldcenter including the 60-story PARAMOUNT Miami Worldcenter condominium and the 43-story Caoba luxury apartment tower. Approximately 150,000 SF of retail has been completed with tenant build-out work set to commence in 2021, and another 130,000 SF is currently under construction and nearing delivery. Construction is nearing completion at ZOM’s 43-story Bezel Miami Worldcenter residential tower and at the 351-room citizenM hotel, both of which are expected to open later this year.

Miami Worldcenter occupies 10 city blocks within walking distance of Museum Park, home to Perez Art Museum Miami and the Frost Museum of Science; FTX Arena; the Adrienne Arsht Performing Arts Center; and Miami-Dade College’s Downtown Miami campus. It is also adjacent to Brightline’s MiamiCentral station, which will soon offer direct train service to Fort Lauderdale, West Palm Beach and Orlando, together with access to TriRail, the Metromover and the Metrorail, making Miami Worldcenter one of the largest and most-connected transit-oriented development in Florida.

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Miami-Based Private Equity Group Galium Capital Expands Houston Portfolio with Acquisition of 431-Unit Tate at Tanglewood

Galium Capital, LLC, a Miami-based private equity group, has announced the acquisition of Tate at Tanglewood in Houston, TX. The Tate at Tanglewood is a 431-unit institutional-grade multifamily apartment building in Galleria District of Houston. The transaction closed on May 27, 2021.

“We are excited to expand our multifamily portfolio in Houston with the acquisition of Tate at Tanglewood. The asset is of great quality and has tremendous potential for improvement, so we look forward to continuing to build its long-term performance with our management partner, Greystar” said Jacques Bessoudo, Managing Partner of Galium Capital.

The Tate at Tanglewood is a luxury apartment community which was developed in 2016 and is located at 5880 Inwood Dr, Houston, TX 77057. The property features 431 units and offers top-tier amenities on 5.3 acres of land. Tate at Tanglewood was 85% occupied at acquisition with an average rent of $1.65 PSF.

Upon acquisition the property will be operated by Greystar, the largest multifamily operator in the United States with over 660,000 units under management.

Units at Tate at Tanglewood range from one to three-bedroom floor plans and 647 SF to 1,462 SF. Residences feature wood plank flooring, granite slab countertops, stainless whirlpool gold series appliances and full-size washer and dryers. Select homes feature two-story loft layouts, barn-style sliding doors, rustic brick arches, 11 ft. concrete ceilings, vertical showers and private yards.

Residents will have access to world class amenities such as a 24-hour clubhouse, state of the art fitness facility including a yoga/spin room with personalized training programs, resort style pool, golf simulator and a private dog park with pet salon station.

“Tate at Tanglewood is an institutional grade community located within one of the best residential areas in Houston with strong upside opportunity. During our ownership we plan to achieve a significant increase in the building’s occupancy and overall performance and expect to see outsized returns as the Galleria submarket continues to grow exponentially” said Jonathan Slomianski, Director of Acquisitions of Galium Capital.

David Mitchell and Tip Strickland of Newmark represented the seller and secured the debt for the buyer.

Galium Capital, owns and manages a portfolio in excess of $515 million of commercial real estate assets across the multifamily, office, and retail sectors in major markets across the United States. The Tate at Tanglewood is Galium Capital’s second acquisition in the Galleria-district of Houston, TX after the group closed on the 361-unit institutional grade multifamily property, Fairmont on San Felipe, in September 2020.

Hedge Fund Mogul Steven Cohen's Point72 Asset Management Signs Lease At Nuveen's 701 Brickell

Point72 Asset Management, a hedge fund led by legendary hedge fund mogul and owner of the New York Mets, Steven Cohen, has signed a lease at Nuveen Real Estate’s 701 Brickell office tower. Point72 Asset Management, which has over $20 billion in assets under management, leased 9,000 SF in the 33-story, 648,708 SF building. The Cushman & Wakefield team led by Brian Gale, Andrew Trench and Ryan Holtzman represented Nuveen in the deal while Point72 was represented by Mitchell Millowitz and Neil Goldmacher of Newmark. The Stamford, Connecticut-based firm is also opening an office at 360 Rosemary in West Palm Beach.

701 Brickell spans offers views of Biscayne Bay and features modern, sophisticated amenities and services including 24-hour state-of-the-art security measures, on-site management, private fitness center, conference facility, full service beauty salon, and a covered parking garage. The building is LEED Gold Certified, Energy Star Rated and a USGBC LEED Gala Verde Award Winner.

Point72 Asset Management was founded in 2014 after SAC Capital converted its investment operations into a family office in 2014. In 2018, the firm reopened to outside investors following a two-year ban against managing outside capital. Point72 Asset Management currently has over 1,650 employees and 12 global offices including in New York City and San Francisco.

The announcement comes on the heels of private equity and venture capital heavyweights Thoma Brown, Founders Fund and Atomic all signing leases to move to Miami. Miami Mayor Francis Suarez has aggressively used Twitter to launch a viral effort to attract financial and technology firms from New York City and Silicon Valley. Goldman Sachs has reportedly been mulling moving a portion of their company to South Florida along with the New York Stock Exchange. Colony Capital, Elliott Management Corp., Blackstone, Virtu Financial, Boston Private, Florida Funders, Novo, Palm Drive Capital, Wealthspire Advisors and Citadel have all moved to South Florida, have opened or are in the process of opening and office.