Wynwood is making history with its largest office lease to date. The developers behind Wynwood Plaza have announced that Amazon has officially signed a lease for 50,333 square feet of office space within the campus. This major move comes just over a year after Amazon founder Jeff Bezos announced his relocation to Miami, further solidifying the city’s status as a hub for high-profile companies.
Amazon’s decision to establish a presence at Wynwood Plaza underscores the growing appeal of Miami’s business district. Andrew Trench, Managing Director at Cushman & Wakefield, expressed enthusiasm about the lease agreement, stating, “We are extremely excited to welcome Amazon to Wynwood Plaza and are already receiving indications that many more will follow.”
Developers L&L Holding Company and Oak Row Equities echoed this optimism, emphasizing their confidence that Miami’s rapid economic expansion will continue to attract top-tier companies to the area.
Amazon joins an impressive list of tenants already committed to Wynwood Plaza, including:
- Claure Group – 25,400 square feet
- Weitz & Luxenberg – 18,000 square feet
The 12-story office tower, which is set to offer 266,000 square feet of Class AAA office space upon completion, is poised to become a premier destination for businesses looking to establish a presence in Miami.
Wynwood Plaza is more than just a business hub—it’s a mixed-use development designed to enhance the neighborhood’s vibrant culture. The campus includes Wynwood Plaza Residences, a high-end rental community featuring 509 luxury apartments, along with 45,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor amenities. This building is now nearing completion.
Additionally, the project will feature a 26,000-square-foot public plaza at street level, designed by Field Operations—the urban design team responsible for NYC’s High Line and Miami’s The Underline. The plaza will be surrounded by 25,000 square feet of retail space, hosting a mix of indoor and outdoor dining, boutique storefronts, convenience spots, and fast-casual restaurants.
Wynwood Plaza’s leasing team was led by Bryan Lapidus of L&L Holding Company, along with Andrew Trench, Edward Quinon, and Brian Gale of Cushman & Wakefield.
Shorenstein Investment Advisers is a project partner, while Claure Group has also taken on a co-investor role, further reinforcing the strength and appeal of Wynwood Plaza.
With Amazon’s historic lease and a growing list of prestigious tenants, Wynwood Plaza is rapidly becoming one of Miami’s most sought-after office destinations. As Miami’s business landscape continues to flourish, this development is set to play a crucial role in the city’s next phase of corporate growth and innovation.
