Properties

TOTAL SF: 11,600 SF

GROUND: 5,800 SF

SECOND FLOOR: 8,300 SF

FRONTAGE: 87'

UNPARALLELED LOCATION

With a deep devotion to the arts, Miami’s Design District has been tailored to outfit the most fabulous designers, unique architecture, exclusive restaurateurs, modish galleries, and more. 3925 North Miami Avenue is situated at the corner of North Miami Avenue and 39th Street, a hub of luxury retail in its own right. 

PEDESTRIANS GALORE

The Miami Design District is famed as one of the premier Miami shopping locales. With major foot traffic, dedicated shoppers and tourists flock to the area to find the best luxury retail.

HIGHEST PERFORMANCE RETAIL

Miami is famed for attracting the highest of high street fashion in the world, but even more recently, luxury retail giants have been seeking out the Design District for their retailing needs in Miami. Neighboring tenants in the Design District include Chanel, Cartier, Rolex, Givenchy, Emilio Pucci, Fendi, Loewe, Berluti, Tom Ford, Valentino, Brioni and countless others.

DYNAMIC LAYOUT FOR DRAMATIC RETAIL

3925 North Miami Avenue is encompassed by a neighborhood known throughout the world for its architectural and artistic significance in addition to it emerging as the premiere luxury shopping destination in South Florida. With 5,390 SF on each of the two levels of retail space, there are various ways in which multiple tenants could reap the benefits of such a key property. Boasting 95’ of frontage on 39th Street and 87’ on North Miami Avenue, this property is near perfect for any retailer looking for visibility in the Design District.

RAPIDLY GROWING TOURIST DESTINATION

Known as the playground for the elite, Miami is seen as a trend setting arts and entertainment mecca, and a shopping and cultural wonderland by visitors, world travelers, celebrities, and locals alike. Miami ranks third in top tourist destinations for overseas visitors in the United States, and these visitors make significant contributions to the more than $18.8 billion in visitor expenditures made within Miami and the beaches of 2010. The Design District itself  is one of the premier submarkets in Miami and is quickly evolving as the location of choice for creative industries and is already a world class luxury shopping destination in South Florida. The neighborhood, known throughout the world for its architectural and artistic significance, is home to Miami’s annual Art Basel, the most important art show on the continent and a cultural and social highlight of the Americas. Other significant events bringing locals and tourists alike to Miami include the acclaimed SOBE Food & Wine Festival, Miami International Film Festival, the Winter Music Conference, Miami Sleepless Nights, and the world’s largest boat show.