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Miami Central Presentation WELCOME TO LIFE MORE CONNECTED CONNECTING KEY CITIES 3 HOURS ORLANDO 1 HOUR WEST PALM BEACH 30 MINUTES FORT 32 LAUDERDALE TRIPS PER DAY departing every hour, connecting millions of people to Florida‘s MIAMI major cities. A new standard of intelligent urban design, fusing the worlds of transportation, real estate and entertainment on one seamlessly connected platform. By bringing communities closer together and creating a crossroads where people can connect with the places and things they love, MiamiCentral is weaving the fabric of a vibrant new downtown. 95 TO MIAMI DESIGN DISTRICT N POINTS 395 OF INTEREST 1 395 3 12 TO MIAMI INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT 2 13 TO MIAMI BEACH 4 14 AAF RAIL 1 ADRIENNE ARSHT CENTER 13 LYRIC THEATRE 2 MUSEUM PARK 14 FREEDOM TOWER 15 WILKIE D. FERGUSON, JR. 7 3 PÉREZ ART MUSEUM MIAMI UNITED STATES COURTHOUSE 19 5 15 16 4 AMERICANAIRLINES ARENA 16 NEW WORLD SCHOOL OF THE ARTS 18 6 5 PORTMIAMI 17 DAVID W. DYER FEDERAL BUILDING 17 6 BAYFRONT PARK AND U.S. COURTHOUSE 7 MIAMI DADE COLLEGE 18 DOWNTOWN MIAMI CHARTER SCHOOL 8 GUSMAN CENTER 19 BAYSIDE MARKETPLACE 11 10 20 INTERCONTINENTAL HOTEL 9 JAMES L. KNIGHT CENTER 21 8 10 MIAMI-DADE COUNTY COURTHOUSE 21 MACY’S 22 HYATT REGENCY MIAMI 11 MIAMI-DADE COUNTY MAIN LIBRARY 20 12 PATRICIA AND PHILLIP FROST 9 MUSEUM OF SCIENCE 22 95 TO KEY BISCAYNE tfl> CONNECTING OVER .. • 'i • . • • FLORIDA IS THE ·· ,: A BETTER WAYTO TRAVEL THE STATE • 60 MILLION VISITORS MOST TO ORLANDO PER YEAR, POPULATED STATE 40 MILLION VISITORS TO RESIDENTS IN SOUTH FLORIDA PER YEAR MIAMI-DADE, BROWARD, PALM BEACH ---- -- __, � PROJECTED AND GREATER DOWNTOWN MIAMI ECONOMIC IMPACT ORLANDO DAYTIME POPULATION MIAMI CENTRAL N 12 MILLION PROJECTED COMMUTERS 395 per year through MiamiCentral via Metrorail, Metromover, Tri-Rail and All Aboard Florida METRORAIL METROMOVER TRI-RAIL 4 MILLION 2.6 MILLION 1.9 MILLION TRANSPORTATION HUB 95 AAF RAIL TO ORLANDO METRORAIL TO AIRPORT AND DADELAND METROMOVER DOWNTOWN ROUTE TRANSPORTATION FUTURE TRI-RAIL TO WEST PALM BEACH MiamiCentral is the new standard of urban connectivity – a transportation MIAMICENTRAL MIAMICENTRAL gateway with access to All Aboard Florida, Tri-Rail, Metrorail, Metromover and Metrobus. MIAMICENTRAL (existing) (proposed) TRANSPORTATION DESIGN DOWNTOWN MIAMI MIDTOWN MIAMI DISTRICT N The heart of the Financial District. The trendiest neighborhood in South Florida. Midtown Miami has The center of international trade. The become one of the largest largest concentration of international creative communities in the nation. banks in the world. And the be-all and An urban epicenter of galleries, end-all for inspiring corporations. cafes, bars and creativity, it’s the WYNWOOD go-to locale for those seeking a different kind of Miami experience. BRICKELL EDGEWATER Along with Downtown Miami, this is the BISCAYNE BAY core of our banking, investing and financial sectors. Home to many foreign WYNWOOD consulates and an established residential Home to a plethora of art galleries, OVERTOWN area with Mary Brickell Village shopping studios, private collections and and dining district. In short, the business museums, Wynwood has been savvy live and work here. transformed into one of the WATSON hottest sections of Miami. With the ISLAND Wynwood Walls covered in street art by some of the world’s greatest artists, a free monthly ArtWalk, and DESIGN DISTRICT a chic boho vibe, Miami’s art scene Dedicated to innovative fashion, design, is experiencing a renaissance just architecture and dining, Miami’s Design south of I-195. CENTRAL District is an up-and-coming piece of BUSINESS DISTRICT the city. With public art installations, & DOWNTOWN exclusive design showrooms, chic fashion boutiques, luxury retail experiences and EDGEWATER rejuvenated historical structures, this North of Downtown Miami, neighborhood has become a vibrant Edgewater is evolving into the and thriving urban metropolis. place to live. A developing urban BRICKELL BISCAYNE BAY sanctuary where residents can kick back and take in the view or head out and enjoy MiMo on BiBo, the Miami Modernist Architecture on Biscayne Boulevard. AAF RAIL TO ORLANDO METRORAIL TO AIRPORT AND DADELAND METROMOVER DOWNTOWN ROUTE NEIGHBORHOOD FUTURE TRI-RAIL TO WEST PALM BEACH NEIGHBORHOOD RESIDENCES CONNECTIVITY IN THE CITY. RESIDENCES At MiamiCentral, a simple descent is all that separates you from the excitement of the city – where smartly- designed urban residences and spectacular downtown views give way to seamless access to everything Miami has to offer. Entertainment. Culture. Fine dining. Just a few floors down. With this much fun outside your door, it’ll be tough to go straight home. RESIDENCES RESIDENCES RESIDENCES OFFICE SPACE ACCESS IS THE SOUL OF COMMERCE. OFFICE SPACE Commuter-conscious meets constant connectivity. MiamiCentral offers seamless access to Florida’s most precious natural resource: people. With built-in transportation solutions that offer access to a broad pool of talent from Fort Lauderdale to Palm Beach and Orlando, MiamiCentral gives companies a distinct competitive advantage – as well as a direct line to Miami International. OFFICE SPACE OFFICE SPACE NORTH EAST TYPICAL FLOOR PLATE PLAZA LEVEL PLAZA LEVEL OFFICE SPACE Plaza Level WEST TYPICAL FLOOR PLATE LEASING INFORMATION DANET LINARES 305.577.8852 [email protected] ANDRES DEL CORRAL 305.577.0271 [email protected] TERE BLANCA 305.577.8851 [email protected] 22.
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