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2,085 SF to 4,246 SF SOUTH333 MIAMI AVE Miami, Florida 2,085 SF 2,161 SF FOR LEASE • Retail/Office On Miami River • Faces Downtown I-95 Exit • Large Signage Exposure Jonathan Carter Pablo Camposano Executive Managing Director Senior Associate 2,085 SF to 4,246 SF +1 786 517 4971 +1 786 210 2730 [email protected] [email protected] Retail/Office Space Available Key Demographics Highlights 1 Mile • 2,085 SF to 4,246 SF of retail/office space on the Miami River across from Brickell City Centre Current Population (2020) • Located off the Downtown Miami I-95 entrance/exit between South Miami Avenue and 70,535 the Riverwalk Metromover Station • Directly across South Miami Avenue are 3 Riverfront residential condo towers, The Ivy, Mint Daytime Population and Wind totalling over 1,600 (1-3 bedroom) condo residences (2020) • A short walking distance from the Miami Convention Center and 615-room connected Hyatt 126,672 Regency Hotel Average Household Income (2020) The Area $88,774 Miami-Dade welcomes over 23 million people each year, of which: • Downtown Miami is the second most visited neighborhood by tourists, attracting 49% of all Average Net international visitors and 42% of all domestic visitors. Worth • Bayside Marketplace is the second most popular attraction, just a short Metromover ride away, (2020) drawing 31% of all international visitors and 18% of all domestic visitors. $320,021 Median Home The Property Value At the corner of S Miami Avenue and SW 3rd Street, neighboring the Riverwalk Metromover Station; (2020) the property is well positioned to take advantage of the many opportunities for pedestrian, car and $440,279 Metromover traffic. Located between 3 Riverfront residential condo towers, the Miami Convention Center and Riverside Miami, the property is positioned equally to serve residents and visitors. Median Age (2020) 36.4 The Future The surrounding riverfront areas are currently undertaking a unique transformation embracing its breathtaking views and opportunities for open spaces. Directly across the river, Riverside Miami opened at the start of 2020 offering 120,000 square feet of waterfront dining, drinks, and green space. This new construction may pave the way for additional construction along the River including a long awaited riverwalk. Floor Plan EXISTING BUSINESS MOP SINK 1 2161 SF EXISTING RESTROOMS BUSINESS 2 2085 SF BUILDING SPECIFICATIONS Property Size: ± 2,085 to ± 4,246 SF Possession Immediate Rent Upon request OPTION 1 FL 333 S MIAMI AVE MKDA FLORIDA 2750 NW 3rd Avenue, Space 06, Miami, FL 33127 T 305 873 6600 www.mkda.com BRICKELL RESTAURANTS 1 100 MONTADITOS 80 SOCAL CANTINA 2 111 PERUVIAN BISTRO 81 STANZIONE 87 3 AKASHI 82 STARBUCKS 4 AMERICAN SOCIAL 83 SUSHI RAO 5 AMOUR DE MIAMI 84 SUSHI SAKE 6 ATELIER MONNIER 85 SUSHIATO BRICKELL 7 B BISTRO + BAKERY 86 SUVICHE 8 BABY JANE COCKTAIL HOUSE 87 TACOLOGY 9 BAIRES GRILL 88 TEA ROOM 10 BALANS RESTAURANT & BAR 89 THE CAPITAL GRILLE Subject Property 11 BARSECCO 90 TOASTED BAGELRY & DELI 12 BATCH GASTROPUB 91 TOSCANA DIVINO 13 BETTER DAYS 92 TRULUCK'S 14 BLACKBIRD ORDINARY 93 VALENTIA MEDITERRANEAN 15 BONDING 94 VAPIANO 99 16 BRASSERIE BRICKELL KEY 95 WET DECK LOUNGE 17 BRICKELL KITCHEN 96 XO EXPRESSO BAR 18 BURGER & BEER JOINT 97 YAKU BY LA MAR 19 CANA RESTAURANT & LOUNGE 98 YUZI YAKITORI 23 20 CANDELA GASTROBAR 99 ZUMA 89 95 AVE BRICKELL 21 CANTINA LA VEINTE 6 22 CASA TUA CUCINA 24 12 21 23 CIPRIANI 33 38 24 COYO TACO 8 25 CRAZY ABOUT YOU 4 43 24 13 26 DOGHOUSE SHOPPING 4 23 25 27 DOLORES BUT YOU CAN CALL ME LOLITA 1 BLUSH 14 16 2 15 28 DR. SMOOD 2 PUBLIX 39 76 7 5 6 5 9 10 29 DRAKE'S BAR 3 SAKS FIFTH AVENUE 22 22 19 20 7 30 EDGE STEAK & BAR 4 APPLE 14 7 90 28 31 EGGS & BAKERY 5 STUART WEITZMAN 17 16 14 21 41 47 81 3 49 4 32 EL TUCAN 6 MAC COSMETICS 84 8 26 92 8 33 ELCIELO 7 GIUSEPPE ZANOTTI 3 2 34 EMPANAZZIO 8 LULULEMON 15 11 42 35 FI'LIA 9 WOLF STORE 1 75 83 46 36 FLAMINGO THEATRE BAR 10 TED BAKER 18 37 FLEMING'S PRIME STEAKHOUSE 11 BOCONCEPT MIAMI 10 38 FRIEND'S MARKET & BISTRO 12 ISLANDERS MARKETPLACE 18 68 67 39 GRAZIANO'S 13 CVS 1 5 40 GYU-KAKU JAPANESE BBQ 14 THE UPS STORE 6 36 41 KATSUYA BRICKELL 15 GO RUN 27 42 KOMODO 16 GNC 26 9 3 13 43 LA CENTRALE 17 SALLY BEAUTY 86 34 44 LA ESTACION CAFÉ 18 WALGREENS 45 LA LIPITA 19 COLE HAAN 70 2 98 9 46 LA MAR BY GASTON ACURIO 20 PANDORA 19 47 LA MOON 21 ALLSAINTS 48 LA PETITE MAISON 22 SEPHORA 29 25 49 LA SANDWICHERIE 23 FABIANA FILIPPI 12 50 LA TERRAZA CAFÉ & BAR 24 STITCHED 73 17 13 51 LATIN CAFÉ 2000 25 WESTIME BRICKELL AVE 61 52 LE MARCHE CAFÉ 26 VICTORIA'S SECRET 40 53 LIMA 69 94 18 2 35 54 LOL ON THE BAY 55 MARION MIAMI 48 44 10 56 MIAMI FRESH CAFÉ 11 57 MISTER 01 58 MO BAR 11 63 59 MOMI RAMEN 53 1 60 N BY NAOE BANKS | FITNESS 52 72 12 61 NIKKO BY SUNSHINE 1 EQUINOX 62 NORTH ITALIA 2 CHASE BANK 9 1 63 NOVECENTO 3 HOT YOGA BRICKELL 19 17 64 OBRA KITCHEN TABLE 4 EPIC HYBRID TRAINING 2 30 65 P.F. CHANG'S 5 CITIBANK 15 66 PALMAS CAFÉ 6 SOCCER ROOFTOP 16 67 PASION DEL CIELO 7 BANK OF AMERICA 68 PEPITO'S PLAZA 8 SUNTRUST BANK 69 PERRICONE'S MARKETPLACE & CAFÉ 9 TD BANK 70 PILO'S STREET TACOS 10 BRICKELL BANK 71 PIOLA 11 WELL FARGO BANK Residential 72 PM FISH & STEAKHOUSE 12 BANKUNITED 73 POKE LIFE 13 OCEAN BANK Cultural 74 PUBBELLY SUSHI 14 CKO KICKBOXING Hotel 75 QUINTO LA HUELLA 15 CURE FITNESS Institutional 76 RIVER SEAFOOD OYSTER BAR 16 SKANDA YOGA 77 SAAM 17 SANTANDER BANK Retail 78 SANTA FE NEWS & ESPRESSO 18 INTERNATIONAL FINANCE BANK 79 S'BAR 19 CITY NATIONAL BANK SOUTH333 MIAMI AVE Downtown | Brickell Miami, Florida MIAMI RIVER Riverwalk Metromover Station Subject Property S Miami Avenue Jonathan Carter Pablo Camposano Colliers International Florida, LLC Executive Managing Director Senior Associate 2121 Ponce de Leon Boulevard Suite 1250 +1 786 517 4971 +1 786 210 2730 Coral Gables, FL 33134 [email protected] [email protected] www.colliers.com/southflorida This document/email has been prepared by Colliers International for advertising and general information only. 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