Legislation agency Greenberg Traurig renewed its longstanding lease on the Wells Fargo Middle, a 47-story workplace house in Miami owned by Metlife. A Cushman & Wakefield staff of Brian Gale, Ryan Holtzman, Andrew Trench, and Edward Quinon represented landlord, whereas Newmark’s Michael Shuler, Jeremy Hakala and Clay Sidner performed negotiations on behalf of the tenant.
At a time when many corporations have opted to cut back their workspaces attributable to distant working or hybrid preparations, Greenberg determined to maintain its 128,450-square-foot house stretching throughout 5 tales that it has occupied since 2010.
“The execution of the biggest workplace lease out there demonstrates our pledge to proceed serving and giving again to the neighborhood that has supported us for greater than 55 years,” stated Jaret Davis and Yosbel Ibarra, co-managing shareholders of Greenberg Traurig’s Miami workplace.
So far, Greenberg’s renewal is the biggest workplace deal in Miami’s central enterprise district in the previous few years. On the finish of August, one other legislation agency — Hinshaw & Culbertson — additionally agreed to a lease deal in one in all Miami’s new growth initiatives referred to as The Plaza, which is situated in Coral Gables. Nonetheless, that deal constituted a discount within the agency’s general footprint in the marketplace. Moreover, each Sidley Austin and Kirkland & Ellis have signed offers for much less workplace house at 830 Brickell than the most recent Greenberg renewal.
Notably, Wells Fargo Middle has been fairly productive within the 9 months: The 47-story, 752,488-square-foot constructing has managed to lease greater than 250,000 sq. ft of workplace house to carry its occupancy to 93%. Specifically, one of many offers that MetLife secured throughout that interval was with tech agency Kaseya in January. The corporate signed a lease that may permit it to occupy 4 flooring inside the property, totaling 101,242 sq. ft of house.
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Final modified: September 8, 2023