Miami Office Market
Miami’s office rental market is experiencing a significant surge with average prices hitting $66.33 per square foot, a 15% rise from last year. The Central Business District’s prices are even higher, reaching $79.54 per square foot, thanks to major companies securing spaces like 830 Brickell. Despite a 16.2% vacancy rate, leasing activity remains strong at 443,000 square feet. Nearby Palm Beach and Broward counties are also seeing increased rents and leasing, indicating robust demand in South Florida’s commercial real estate landscape.
In what can only be described as a downright marvelous shift in the office rental scene, Miami is thriving while many other U.S. markets struggle. Isn’t that something? For the third quarter of 2023, office rental prices in Miami-Dade County reached a staggering average of $66.33 per square foot per year, marking a remarkable 15% increase from the previous year. That’s a whole lot of change!
If you think that sounds impressive, the rents in Miami-Dade’s central business district take it to a whole new level. Here, the asking rentals hit an average of $79.54 per square foot. Can you believe that? And it doesn’t stop there! At the prestigious 830 Brickell building, rentals are fetching over a jaw-dropping $100 per square foot. Talk about top-tier real estate!
The excitement doesn’t end with the location or the price tag. Big-name tenants are moving in, bringing excitement to the area. Renowned companies such as Citadel, Microsoft, private equity firm Thoma Bravo, and leading law firms Kirkland & Ellis and Sidley Austin have all secured space at 830 Brickell. With these heavy-hitters moving in, it seems like Miami is the place to be!
JLL’s recent reports suggest Miami is not only recovering but actively attracting new tenants, proving itself as a prime business hub even after the pandemic shifted the landscape. This trend certainly means business for local enterprises!
Meanwhile, Broward County is not sitting back and watching the show unfold. Office rents there have climbed to $41.23 per square foot along with a vacancy rate of 15.4%. Recently, Jazwares made headlines by leasing a massive 132,638 square feet. It’s clear that South Florida means business!
One fascinating aspect of this situation is the noticeable shift being observed, where non-central business district markets are outperforming the traditionally bustling CBDs. The demand for office space is hottest in areas like Miami’s Brickell neighborhood and downtown West Palm Beach, indicating that businesses might be looking beyond traditional hubs for their operations.
With the ongoing developments in commercial real estate, including the highly talked about One Flagler project, where rents could hit between $120 to $140 per square foot, we might finally be seeing a different landscape for office rentals that benefits everyone involved, from big corporations to virtual startups.
Although overall vacancy rates in South Florida remain above 10%, the evident lease activity and competitive rates tell a much more positive story. The office market in Miami and beyond is certainly alive and well, inviting a wave of opportunities to anyone ready to seize them!
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