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Mi Mi Design District MI MI DESIGN DISTRICT MIAMI DESIGN DISTRICT 15.9 M yearly visitors to Miami Sept 2016 - Aug 2017 % 50 -100 increase in retailers year-over-year sales Jan 2018 26 B in direct expenditures from visitors Sept 2016 - Aug 2017 $55 B overall 2016 sales 136% increase in median price single-family homes surrounding Miami’s Design District 2012 - 2017 THE ULTIMATE DESTINATION FOR CUTTING-EDGE FASHION, ART, DESIGN AND CULTURE FASHION A. Lange & Söhne Marni Ann Sacks Mitchell Gold + Institute of Arclinea 150 Alice + Olivia Max Mara Bob Williams Contemporary Armani/Casa BA&SH Miu Miu Modern Home 2 Go Art Miami Bang & Olufsen Berluti MM6 Maison Margiela Molteni&C—Dada Locust Projects LUXURY Bisazza Bulgari Mrkt Deux by Modus Miami Maman Fine Art Boffi Studio Burberry Omega Boutique Monica James Markowicz Fine Art Miami-Solesdi RETAILERS Cartier Panerai Natuzzi Italia Mathew Ritchie: Brown Jordan Céline Parmigian Fleurier Nice B Home After Light Bulthaup Miami Chernaya Bridal Piaget No Borders for Mora Studio Ceramic Matrix House Prada Design Obsolete Media Citco Christian Louboutin Pucci Oggetti Opera Gallery Crescent Garden Chrome Hearts Rag & Bone One of a Kind Primary Projects Decorator’s Plumbing Cos Ralph & Russo Orlean The Haitian Heritage Design Within Reach Daniella Kronfle Rick Owens Ornare Museum Designer’s Tile Dior Rimowa Pianeta Legno Emilio Robba FOOD & DRINK Dior Home Roberto Coin Poliform USA Flor ECJ Luxe Rolex Boutique Saint-Louis Crystal Abacco Wines Galilee Lighting Empressa Saint Laurent Simonia’s & Wine Bar HausScape En Avance Seiko Spazio Di Casa Fine Crumb on Parchment Henge + Listone Eres Seven Biçakçi Italian Furniture Ella Giordano Ermenegildo Zegna Tag Heuer & Kitchens Estefan Kitchen Holly Hunt Fendi The Bazaar Project Susane R Ladurée Internum and Design Genius Jones Theory Lifestyle Boutique Mandolin Aegean Italian Luxury Design Giorgio Armani Tiffany & Co. The Rug Company Bistro Italicam Givenchy Tod’s The Shade Store MC Kitchen Ivette Arango Gucci Tom Ford Threadcount Michael’s Genuine Interior Design Harry Winston Tory Burch Versace Home Food & Drink Jalan Jalan Hermès Tourbillon Waterworks OTL Janus et Cie Hublot Ulysse Nardin Jonathan Adler I on the District Vacheron Constantin ART Kartell Isabel Marant Vagu Art&Art Collection L’arte Kitchen & Living IWC Schaffhausen Valentino Bossa Gallery Lema Jaeger-LeCoultre Van Cleef & Arels De La Cruz Liaigre Jason of Beverly Hills Vº73 Collection Ligne Roset Jon Lobb Versace Contemporary Linea Studio Lanvin Boutique Vhernier Art Space Lladró Loewe Yvel FAAM—Fine Art Luxury Living Longchamp Zadig & Voltaire Auctions Miami Showroom Loro Piana Flotsam & Jetsam: Michael Dawkins Shop Architects Louis Vuitton HOME & DESIGN Home Maison Margiela Adriana Hoyos Minotti Miami N Y Y R RR ALLE HIE T G CHERNAYA BRIDAL CTRL ABLE LIN EA STU DIO MIAMI HAITIAN MODUS MIAMI REACH HERITAGE FINE ART E MUSEUM AUCTIONS EM PR E SA P CREED A MIAMI C S S T U M DE LA CRUZ COLLECTION F A A O H MERCATO H CONTEMPORARY ART SPACE C L I ABC P L D E GUCCI S A KITCHEN MC KITCHEN O SUSANE R T O BONE I M J B IXI E CR EPE POLIFORM DESIGN GARAGE DAN I ELL A OGGET TI KRO N FLE S E R ORNARE E ) N PR ADA O O A S L THE RUG COMPANY G S N E I T M O C DO LCE C ’ EST ( CHOU R AM SA CHROME HEARTS ART JONATHAN ADLER A AE SO P E PIVOINES G R A C T I E G N DESIGN & ARCHITECTURE I L C N E N L U I A I N A I SENIOR HIGH Y G A T U E O A T SERVICES I H A L A P R U W O N U S T C L U IK T I R O O N L S O O & T A N L I C U D E E H A R B I B A M É I R A S O H X I E R U B T C B E H T U R U B T S O ELAS R L E I C S L I R H SAINT N D T H L AURENT C OTHER T D R S A D U I Q K R A PARKING M E R U Z OLIVER T L O E R C E T C I PEOPLES E & E O ALICE + H W H M R R A E L VALET SERVICE L I H T T W E I N L S A G T N O G I I A OLIVIA ’ O I I C I A C T F O E G I SISLEY T I Y E O N A E I C E D R H H K L E T S S S L R PARI S JAL AN JAL AN R O T N E N A ’ G I U H R C E I I L E R R T O E WHEE LIAN TW A L D Z R T F B A A R O N N L E RT V H A O E O A I M A A I L ROBERTO A M FEND T M M Y N T IT U I A STUDI S M A N R E G COIN HA S N E I E G N O C E OR S N & A I T A ES G I M G M I P D SEIKO COS CRUMB ON ES PARCHMENT D SWAMPSPACE S K ST. LOU I S MAMAN OBSOLETE MEDIA MIAMI R E FINE ART P O C CRYSTAL E S N W PRIMARY M SALON AM E X N R HARRY ’ S S O L E G D’ L H LE PIZZERIA I T CH & E A O O A JANUS G O A N T ES I C R N B TOM CARTIER W ET CIE EG D V I X SS O LPH E N U N FORD M HERMÉS L ’ A A R L O R L A INTERNUM DBC FITNES S S E N I A LOUIS O Y Y & DESIGN I A C L N O SPA ZIO DI CASA C R N H L E N G A DIOR T VUITTON A R E G AVAILABLE SUITES S S C R G I W M E T I / R N E N O E MA X ALTO/ R I B R I E N Z E ES A A R O V G W V A D ARCLINEA BUENA VISTA L I K U M B STATION G R VALENTINO A N LOCUST PROJECTS I O LIVING R R A E SERVICE G H L H C C V B MRKT A B CER AMIC W J I FROM MATRIX V HOLLY HUNT N N E A F H E C T NATUZZI T I S LIGNE ROSET E K ELLA 1000 JUNGLE TOURBILLON COURT MADLAB MITCHELL GOLD PLAZA & BOB WILLIAMS BULTHAUP LOBB 1100 MINOT TI TUTTLE STREET SHo I I R N T A E T A I R I O CITCO E COURT N E S L C G G I L R N B L A E J A A M I GARAGE U BOFFI P THEORY H P R H V A P 1200 1300 S + E BISA ZZA N T A A I CAROUSEL M C L STUDIOS O U S H S S I STITUTO MAR ANGON I M IAM I A E J O R DAN I R Ó S Ç O N L R U E K C A E F D N A V A V F I A I E Ç B Y I L S W A O L B C GHEE DECOR ATOR ’ S PLU M B ING Retail and showroom spaces from 1,064SF to 4,654SF available in the vibrant Miami Design District, for immediate possession. Located in the heart of Miami’s most innovative fashion, design, dining & architectural experiences Divisions available Up to 50 feet of frontage Ideal for luxury boutique tenants Valet, street and garage parking JOIN AWARD-WINNING RETAILERS SUCH AS CARTIER, FENDI, GUCCI, HERMES, BULGARI, CELINE, DIOR, ROLEX AND MORE! NE 40th Street Oliver Peoples Suite 1000-1100 1,064 SF Sisley Cosmetics Guerreiro Jewelry Suite 1200 Michael’s Genuine Suite 1300 Lauren Moshi Restaurant 4,654 SF 2,468 SF (Divisable) (2 Levels) Roberto Coin Storage Seiko y a w Rolex k Longchamp al W a z a l P 114 NE 40 STREET NE 40th Street SUITE 1200 | 4,654 SF | DIVISABLE Single and Double Tenant Options Available See following pages for renderings. Artist Rendering SINGLE TENANT Artist Rendering TWO TENANTS Artist Rendering 130 NE 40 STREET SUITE 1000-1100 | 1,064 SF | PLUS MEZZANINE NE 40th Street Mezzanine (307 SF) 140 NE 40 STREET Available 3rd Quarter 2019 SUITE 1300 | 2,468 | 2 LEVELS OPEN TO BELOW Ground Level Second Level Ground Level Second Level 2,146 SF 1,851 SF MIAMI DESIGN DISTRICT A LOOK TO THE FUTURE The latest expansion of the $1.4 billion Miami Design District is almost complete. Take a stroll through the new pedestrian walkways, experience art installations, magnicent plazas & enjoy all the retail ranging from ultra-luxury to urban-hip. But it doesn't stop there. More attractions are on the way! Due to arrive over the next six months are four new restaurants by culinary stars Brad Kilgore, Joël Robuchon and Jean-Georges Vongerichten. So is a large food hall, St. Roch Market featuring 12 eateries.
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