Midtown Miami at the Gateway to the Design District

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Midtown Miami at the Gateway to the Design District

MIDTOWN MIAMI AT THE GATEWAY TO 3620 NE THE DESIGN DISTRICT MIAMI PLACE Northwest corner of NE 36th Street FLAGSHIP OPPORTUNITY AMPLE PARKING WELL- POSITIONED SIGNAGE PREVIOUS 11,000 SF CONDITION retail space over two levels BEAUTIFUL RAW SPACE perfect for events, exhibits, and galleries AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY KEY FLOOR GROUND HIGHLIGHTS NE MIAMI PLACE 4,419 SF FREESTANDING OPPORTUNITY ON-SITE PARKING 90 FT FRONTAGE Gated parking for 48 cars 36TH STREET NATURAL LIGHT FLOOR SECOND Floor-to-ceiling glass windows allow for incredible natural light throughout the entire building MAXIMUM BRAND EXPOSURE Directly across from The Shops of Midtown Miami 6,500 SF Close proximity to Triptych’s 297-room hotel development coming soon Signage visibility from I-195 with over 147,000 vehicles per day AT THE CENTER OF IT ALL DOWNTOWN / BRICKELL MIAMI BEACH WYNWOOD EDGEWATER MIDTOWN NORTH MIAMI AVENUE 3620 NE MIAMI PLACE MIDTOWN DESIGN DISTRICT 195 The DESIGN DISTRICT is a WHERE FASHION, $2B+ world-class luxury DESIGN + LIFESTYLE retail corridor CONVERGE MIDTOWN has had $2.3B in redevelopment NW 41ST STREET NW 40TH STREET FEDERAL HIGHWAY 3620 NE NISI B MIAMI PLACE HOME NW 39TH STREET NW 38TH STREET AHANA COURT 1ST NE NE MIAMI COURT MIAMI NE YOGA SUB ZERO/WOLF CONTACT NW 37TH STREET EXCLUSIVE BODY ONE OF NE 1ST COURT 1ST NE A KIND NE MIAMI PL MIAMI NE NE MIAMI CT MIAMI NE DETAILS NW 36TH STREET AGENTS GAIJIN SIMON’S SPORTSWEAR NE 35TH STREET 35TH TERRACE NW 35TH STREET SAKAYA KITCHEN LOUNGE 35 MASON DAVID ABRAMS AARON LABOVITZ LA LATINA 305.372.6202 305.372.6206 [email protected] CARPET BOUTIQUE [email protected] ANGELINAS 35TH STREET COFFEE AND JUICE NW 34TH TERRACE SALUMERIA 104 LAGNIAPPE WORLD MATTRESS NE 1ST AVENUE JOHN ELLIS TYLER LOY MIDTOWN BOULEVARD NORTH MIAMI AVENUE MIAMI NORTH 305.372.6204 305.372.6212 MIDTOWN INN [email protected] [email protected] NW 34TH STREET BISCAYNE BOULEVARD BISCAYNE LATTERIA ITALIANA NW 33RD STREET GLAM VEGAN 800 Brickell Ave Suite 502 | Miami, FL 33131 | 305.372.6200 SANCTUARIUM DESIGN EAST COAST AVE NE 2ND AVENUE 2ND NE HAMMER & NAILS TRU CUTZ NGKF.COM MIDICI BARBERSHOP NW 32ND STREET SALON © 2019 NEWMARK KNIGHT FRANK RETAIL The information contained herein has been BLEACH ETHOS obtained from sources deemed reliable but has not been verified and no guarantee, HAIR SALON warranty or representation, either express or implied, is made with respect to such information. Terms of sale or lease and availability are subject to change or withdrawal without notice. COMING SOON.

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