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For Lease 1040 Biscayne Blvd Property Overview TEN MUSEUM COMMERCIAL PARK SPACES 1040 BISCAYNE BLVD DOWNTOWN MIAMI FOR LEASE 1040 BISCAYNE BLVD PROPERTY OVERVIEW Take advantage of these prime commercial spaces for lease located at Ten Museum Park - a premier luxury residential skyscraper designed by renowed design fi rm, Oppenheim Architecture + Design. The subject property is situated at 1040 Biscayne Blvd with high visibility right off of MacArthur Causeway/I-395 and adjacent to Perez Art Museum, Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science, American Airlines Arena, Bayfront Park and more, in other words this commercial spaces are P1 OFFICE set up for success. RETAIL Assigned parking and guest parking available + street parking abutting the area, and the easy access to the commuter rail makes these spaces very sought-after. • Prime commercial spaces for lease located in the heart of the Arts & Entertainment District in Dowtown Miami • Excellent exposure with views fronting Biscayne Blvd (approx. 75,000+ daily commuters) and I-195 expressway (157,000+ daily commuters) • Branding opportunity on the side of the building with views that can be seen from afar • Opportunity to service hundreds of residential units in the upper fl oors + thousands of units in the adjacent buildings • Adjacent to local and touristic draws such as Perez Art Museum, Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science, American Airlines Arena, Bayfront Park, Adrienne Arsht Center and more • Minutes to Miami Design District, Wynwood, Midtown, Brickell and more OFFICE MEZZANINE GROUND FLOOR RETAIL (Available 2020) P1 OFFICE +/- 3,790 SF +/- 3,795 SF +/- 3,400 SF LEASING RATE LEASING RATE LEASING RATE $50/ SF NNN $25/ SF MG $39/ SF MG 1040 BISCAYNE BLVD PHOTOS POOL DECK/SPA +/- 2,995 SF P8 OFFICE LEASED/NOT AVAILABLE P5 OFFICE AVAILABLE JANUARY 2020 +/- 3,400 SF P4 OFFICE LEASED/NOT AVAILABLE +/- 3,400 SF P3 OFFICE LEASED/NOT AVAILABLE +/- 3,400 SF P2 OFFICE LEASED/NOT AVAILABLE +/- 2,500 SF P1 OFFICE AVAILABLE +/- 3,400 SF +/-(Offi 3,795ce Mezzanine) SF GROUND FLOOR AVAILABLE RETAIL +/- 3,790 SF +/- 2,500 SF AREA IDEAL FOR OUTDOOR SEATING (PLAZA AREA) THE UPCOMING TOTAL: 516 516 84 200 292 ONE THOUSAND MUSEUM UNITS UNITS UNITS UNITS UNITS 1,600+ BUILDING UNITS [Developed by the same team behind Ten Museum Park) This high rise residential condo (currently under construction) was designed by the world-renowned architect Zaha Hadid and is located Future across from Museum Park. This New 62-story skyscraper is expected Bridge to rise over 709 feet (216m) when completed, making it one of the I-395/MacArthur Causeway tallest buildings in Miami. Being situated next to it brings a certain prestige and recognition to any tenant. BISCAYNE BLVD (approx. 75,000 daily commuters) 1040 BISCAYNE BLVD PHOTOS (Cont.) AREA IDEAL FOR OUTDOOR SEATING AREA IDEAL FOR OUTDOOR SEATING Future Drive way connecting both buildings to main street Future Drive way connecting (Ten Museum Park + One Thousand Museum) both buildings to main street (Ten Museum Park + One Thousand Museum) Subject Subject Property Property 1040BISCAYNE BLVD 1040BISCAYNE BLVD Subject Property DOWNTOWN 1040BISCAYNE BLVD MIAMI BRICKELL NE 2ND AVE The subject property is also easily accesible via the Miami Metromover system that runs throughout Downtown Miami, The Arts & Entertainment District and Brickell, while connecting directly with the Miami MetroRail Sytem - ideal for your business, clients and employees alike! 1040 BISCAYNE BLVD PHOTOS (Cont.) NORTHEAST TO SOUTHEAST VIEW Subject Property 1040BISCAYNE BLVD DOWNTOWN MIAMI BRICKELL BISCAYNE BLVD MAURICE A. FERRE PARK Subject SOUTHEAST TO NORTHEAST VIEW Property 1040 BISCAYNE BLVD DESIGN DISTRICT WYNWOOD MIDTOWN EDGEWATER KNIGHT CONCERT HALL MACARTHUR CAUSEWAY MAURICE A. FERRE PARK BISCAYNE BLVD 1040 BISCAYNE BLVD ABOUT THE AREA DOWNTOWN MIAMI Downtown Miami is Miami’s bustling epicenter, packed with gleaming skyscrapers, sweeping bay views, and hidden places to explore. It’s a neighborhood of layers—decades of history overlapping and colliding; tourism destinations like Port of Miami alongside local favorites like American Airlines Arena, home to the Miami Heat; century-old buildings among new pockets of young residents who call the neighborhood home. AMERICAN AIRLINES ARENA FROST SCIENCE MUSEUM The American Airlines Arena is a The Phillip and Patricia Frost sports and entertainment arena Museum of Science is a leading located in Downtown Miami, along science museum dedicated to Biscayne Bay. It was constructed sharing the power of science, beginning in 1998 as a replacement sparking wonder and investigation. for the Miami Arena and designed Located in Downtown Miami’s by the architecture firms Arquitectonica waterfront Museum Park. and 360 Architecture. The Arena Frost Science is divided into four is home to the Miami Heat of the buildings: the Frost Planetarium, National Basketball Association. Aquarium, and North and West Wings. BAYSIDE MARKETPLACE ADRIENNE ARSHT CENTER Bayside is the number one most Miami’s architectural gem centrally visited tourist attraction in Miami, located in the Cultural Corridor with an impressive sunshine and a and designed by Argentinian dose of Latin fl avor combine to make architect César Pelli, the Adrienne Bayside a feast for all the senses. Arsht Center for the Performing Located on Biscayne Bay in the heart Arts of Miami-Dade County. Enjoy of downtown Miami, visitors of Bayside Broadway Shows, Ballet, Opera, Marketplace can experience the real Concerts, Dance, Jazz Series, Miami - home to impeccable international World Music and more. The Arsht cuisine, fi ne shops and exotic music Center is home to great artists in a beautiful, waterfront setting. and productions from around the world. 1040 BISCAYNE BLVD SURROUNDING AREAS MIAMI MIAMI INTERNATIONAL BEACH AIRPORT +/- 15 MINS +/- 15 MINS DOWNTOWN MIAMI /BRICKELL WYNWOOD EDGEWATER MIDTOWN I-195 EXPRESSWAY DESIGN D DISTRICT V L B E N Y A C S S I B N MIAMI AVE E W 0 4 0 1 N NE 2ND AVE DESIGN DISTRICT WYNWOOD MIDTOWN DOWNTOWN MIAMI The Design District is a thriving The Wynwood Art District is an Midtown is a thriving residential Downtown Miami is Miami’s bustling epicenter, packed with neighborhood in Miami that emerging neighborhood with and retail community built continues to expand as a fashion gleaming skyscrapers, sweeping a multitude of vacant industrial around the synergy mimicking bay views, and hidden places center and is now home to luxurious buildings. In the last couple New York’s SOHO community to explore. It’s a neighborhood brands such as Louis Vuitton, of decades the local arts scene of layers—decades of history Prada, Christian Louboutin, has been dominated by local With the Design District focused overlapping and colliding; tourism Chanel, Givenchy, Valentino, street artists and muralists who on securing luxury retailers, Midtown destinations like Port of Miami alongside local favorites like etc. It also houses the Miami have repurposed old warehouse has become a hub for big box Institute Of Contemporary Arts American Airlines Arena, home buildings into lofts, restaurants, retailers, you’ll defi nitely want a to the Miami Heat; century-old (ICA), as well as the artistic galleries, and event spaces. spot here. buildings among new pockets Museum Garage. of young residents who call the neighborhood home. TEN MUSEUM PARK Future Drive way connecting both(Ten buildings Museum Park + toOne Thousandmain Museum)street BISCAYNE BLVD LYLE CHARIFF Broker/President [email protected] MAURICIO ZAPATA Broker/Principal [email protected] 5801 BISCAYNE BOULEVARD 305-576-7474 @chariff MIAMI, FLORIDA 33137 305-576-7494 @chariffrealty www.chariff.com All information has been secured from the seller/lessor and the accuracy thereof is not warranted and therefore must be verifi ed by the buyer/lessee prior to purchase/lease. All information is subject to errors, omissions, change, and withdrawal without notice. Any reference to age or square footage must be verified and is not guaranteed. Buyer/lessee bears all risks..
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