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Defining Offices in Wynwood 3 Project DEFINING OFFICES IN WYNWOOD 3 PROJECT OVERVIEW CUBE wynwd is the first boutique office-over- retail building in Wynwood. CUBE is located on NW 24th St, just a few steps west of NW 2nd Ave. 222 NW 24TH ST MIAMI, FL 33127 CUBE has been designed from the inside-out to tell a story about sustainability in an art- centric urban context. Now companies can attract and retain top talent, fuel creativity and win a competitive edge in spaces specifically designed to meet your office needs in Miami’s most unique and creative urban district. 5 PROJECT LOCATION ▪ Outdoor and indoor spaces curated to promote engagement, collaboration, innovation and productivity. WHY HAVE YOUR OFFICE IN CUBE WYNWD ▪ Dynamic and creative business environment designed to attract and retain top talent. ▪ New, modern office environment that combines creativity, art and Class A office experience ▪ Located in the center of the neighborhood, quick access to the best restaurants and neighborhood shops. ▪ New wave of retail, residential and hotel development underway creating the most authentic live, work, play community in Miami. 7 WYNWOOD MIAMI, FL LOCATION ▪ Rapidly evolving office & TRANSIT TECHNOLOGY market catering to both creative and traditional With its premier location, CUBE companies wynwd provides access to major expressways via I-95 and CUBE has a highly sophisticated ▪ 850 existing residential units I-195, as well as having close and efficient design with state-of- and 5,545 proposed units the art connectivity. Common areas under development proximity to Miami International Airport and key neighborhoods are WiFi connected through-out the ▪ More than 400 businesses such as Edgewater, Design property, providing tenants unmatched access. ▪ Vibrant technology and District, Mimo and Downtown entrepreneurship ecosystem Miami. 1,018 hotel units proposed ▪ CUBE wynwd is located just ▪ Strong presence of minutes away from Virgin Trains AMENITIES accelerators and shared the high-speed passenger workspace concepts rail service connecting the ▪ Home to globally recognized downtowns of Miami, Ft. Tenants enjoy white glove parking art week Lauderdale and West Palm service and a variety of dining options Beach, and planned to reach and amenities adjacent to CUBE and Over 70 art galleries, retail ▪ Orlando in approximately 3 years. stores, and one of the within walking distance, including local MetroRail, and Metromover largest open-air street favorites such as Panther Coffee, Le installations in the world converge at the Virgin Chick, Coyo Taco, The Salty Donut, and MiamiCentral station with Tri-Rail Wynwood Walls. planned to also operate from the station by year-end 2019. 9 DRIVE TIMES FROM CUBE wynwd NEIGHBORHOOD 17 Minutes to Miami International Airport 20 Minutes to Miami Beach 15 Minutes to Downtown Miami ACCESS 14 Minutes Brickell Financial District DESIGN DORAL DISTRICT 112 MIDTOWN MIAMI MIAMI BEACH INT'L MIAMI AIRPORT RIVER WYNWOOD EDGEWATER A LOCATION THAT INSPIRES 836 DOWNTOWN MIAMI 95 BRICKELL DADELAND MALL C OR A L WAY VIRGINIA C OR A L KEY GABLES US1 BISCAYNE BAY COCONUT KEY GROVE BISCAYNE NW 29TH ST. 38 26 28 5 PARKING OPTIONS Valet Station 11 AVE 23 21 ND 15 4 222 Northwest 24th Street Valet Available Also At: NW 2 NW 29 11 Valet Parking Locations 27 36 32 34 40 25 Pick-up/Drop-off Valet Station 24 WYNWD NW 26TH ST. 33 17 16 3 (Valet Service with no wait time by 31 AVE calling your car via App) 18 13 19 222 Northwest 24th Street 8 ND Valet Available Also At: TH ST. 9 20 NW 24 10 2 NE 11 Valet Parking Locations 14 39 1 7 PICK-UP / DROP OFF 35 22 BLVD BISCAYNE 30 6 AVE MIAMI N 12 FLORIDA EAST COAST RAILROAD 37 11 NW 22ND ST. 41 2 NEARBY AMENITIES DINING SHOPS 1 Alter 15 Jimmy’z Kitchen 28 Shops at Midtown 2 Astra 16 Joey’s Italian Café 29 Wynwood Block 3 Baccano NW 20th STREET17 KYU 30 Scotch + Soda 4 Beaker & Gray 18 LAID Fresh 31 Warby Parker 5 Brick 19 The Lunchbox 32 Le Labo 6 The Butcher Shop 20 Panther Coffee 33 Aesop Wynwood 7 Coyo Taco 21 R House 34 Ray-Ban 8 Concrete Beach Brewery 22 Salty Donut 35 Nomad Tribe 9 Crudos 23 Suviche 36 UNKNWN 10 Le Chick 24 Wood Tavern 11 Dr. Smood 25 Wynwood Yard POINTS OF INTEREST 12 Freshii 26 Wynwood Kitchen & Bar 37 Mana Wynwood Convention Center 13 GK Bistronomie 27 Zak the Baker 38 O Cinema 14 Gramps 39 Sacred Space 40 Wynwood Walls MetroBus Stops Parking Lot 41 Wynwood Farmers Market 13 PROPERTY ▪ Approximately 86,000 square feet Class A office FEATURES building in the heart of Wynwood’s Art District ▪ Rising 8 stories, CUBE wynwd offers 7 floors of office space with 10,973 rentable square foot floor plates, 9,370 rentable square feet of ground floor retail space, plus a rooftop terrace ▪ Rooftop terrace with panoramic views designed to create collaboration ▪ Spaces (by Regus) conference center ▪ Private elevator opportunity for full floor tenants DYNAMIC, CREATIVE, BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT ▪ On-site restaurants and retail including Bonci Pizza ▪ Access to numerous dining options within walking distance ▪ Parking ratio: 2/1,000 ▪ White glove valet parking service ▪ Kastle Presence App security system ▪ Bike storage room ▪ 24/7 access ▪ WiFi connected common areas ▪ National Green Building Standard certification CUBE wynwd 222 NW 24TH ST MIAMI, FL 33127 15 FACT SHEET FACT SHEET 8-STORY CLASS A BUILDING GROUND FLOOR RETAIL 7 LEVELS OF OFFICE SPACE (FLOORS 2-8) ROOFTOP TERRACE WYNWOOD'S FIRST OFFICE-OVER-RETAIL BOUTIQUE BUILDING R E N T A B L E S F RETAIL 9,370 RSF OFFICE FLOOR PLATE 10,973 RSF TOTAL OFFICE 76,811 RSF TOTAL BUILDING 86,181 RSF SELECT RETAIL TENANTS 17 OFFICE SPACE DEFINING OFFICES IN WYNWOOD 19 FLOOR FLOOR PLATE 10,973 RSF PLANS TEST8th FLOOR FITS - 05.31.19 TEST FIT MKDA FLORIDA 2750 NW 3rd Avenue, Space 06, Miami, FL 33127 T 305 873 6600 www.mkda.com TEST8th FLOOR FITS - 05.31.19 TEST FIT MKDA FLORIDA 2750 NW 3rd Avenue, Space 06, Miami, FL 33127 T 305 873 6600 www.mkda.com 21 SINGLE TENANT SAMPLE LAYOUT MULTI-TENANT SAMPLE LAYOUT FLOOR PLATE 10,973 RSF FLOOR PLATE 10,973 RSF SUITE 2 SUITE 4 SUITE 3 SUITE 1 COLLABORATIVE CONFERENCE RM. COPY REF CONFERENCE IT REF REF REF PANTRY PANTRY PANTRY/ COPY DW DW DW OPEN AREA OPEN AREA PANTRY RECEPTION CONFERENCE IT IT CONFERENCE IT COPY / STORAGE RECEPTION IT MEN'S RR WOMEN'S ELEC. RR CONF. RM. COPY CONFERENCE RM. MEN'S RR ELEC. WOMEN'S RR PANTRY RECEPTION RECEPTION CONFERENCE EGRESS STAIR EGRESS STAIR SUITE 2 SUITE 4 SUITE 3 SUITE 1 3,123 RSF 2,510 RSF 1,746 RSF 3,060 RSF • RECEPTION 1 • RECEPTION 1 • RECEPTION 1 • RECEPTION 1 • CONFERENCE ROOMS 1 • CONFERENCE ROOMS 1 • CONFERENCE ROOMS 1 • CONFERENCE ROOMS 1 • PRIVATE OFFICES 3 • PRIVATE OFFICES 6 • PRIVATE OFFICES 3 • PRIVATE OFFICES 3 • WORKSTATIONS 24 • WORKSTATIONS 4 • WORKSTATIONS 12 • WORKSTATIONS 18 • PANTRY 1 • PANTRY/ COPY 1 • PANTRY 1 • PANTRY/ COPY 1 • COPY 1 • IT 1 CUBE • COPY 1 • IT 1 TEST FIT 6TH FLOOR • IT FL 1 • IT 1 5/31/2019 TEST8th FLOOR FITS - 05.31.19 TEST FIT MKDA FLORIDA 2750 NW 3rd Avenue, Space 06, Miami, FL 33127 T 305 873 6600 www.mkda.comARCHITECTURE + PLANNING + INTERIORS + BRANDING TEST FITS - 05.31.19 MKDA FLORIDA 2750 NW 3rd Avenue, Space 06, Miami, FL 33127 T 305 873 6600 www.mkda.com LEASING BLANCA COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE, INC. INFO LICENSED REAL ESTATE BROKER 1450 BRICKELL AVE, SUITE 2060 MIAMI, FL 33131 305.577.8850 WWW.BLANCACRE.COM TERE BLANCA 305.577.8851 [email protected] DANET LINARES 305.577.8852 [email protected] RANDY CARBALLO 305.377.6588 [email protected] 222 NW 24TH ST MIAMI, FL 33127.
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