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Riverlanding, officially River Landing Shops & Residences, is a 2.5-million-square-foot mixed-use development on 8.1 riverfront acres along the Miami River in the city's Health District. Built by Balfour Beatty for H&R REIT and Urban-X Group at a cost of $298 million and completed in December 2020, the complex combines 488,000 square feet of retail and commercial space with 142,000 square feet of Class A office and two residential towers above a 12-story, 2,344-space parking garage.

Riverlanding Frequently Asked Questions

Key Facts: Riverlanding

Office space inside a retail destination

Riverlanding's office tenants get something rare: Class A space with a built-in amenity base of national retail, dining, and riverfront open space. Companies comparing formats can also look at Allapattah Front Page for raw flex space in the same district, Flagler Place for the corridor's residential-led future, or Lynq Wynwood for creative office a few minutes east.

The Health District advantage

With more than 1,200 new residences, a $2.2 billion payroll, and 20,000 daily visitors within a mile, the district around Riverlanding functions as a city within the city. Office users here trade the Brickell skyline for unbeatable centrality, minutes to downtown, the airport, Wynwood, and the Design District.

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The Ursa is a planned 15-story Class A office building at 30 NE 39th Street, on the eastern edge of Miami's Design District. Developed by Miami Design District Associates — the joint venture of Dacra, L Catterton Real Estate, and Brookfield Properties led by Craig Robins — and designed by Arquitectonica, the tower proposes about 180,000 square feet of office space across ten floors with roughly 7,000 square feet of ground-floor retail. The Ursa's calling card is art: New York artist Daniel Arsham is curating museum-quality works for the façade, interiors, and furniture, and the project's official leasing site now points to a Winter 2027 groundbreaking with delivery targeted for Winter 2029.

Each office floor is drawn with its own private balcony and floor-to-ceiling glass, and a rooftop indoor/outdoor garden deck is reserved for tenants. Landscaping by Island Planning Corporation wraps the building in stepped planters, and the program includes 24/7 security, full technology integration, and post-Covid fresh-air systems. It would be the first new Class A office building in the Design District — a neighborhood Craig Robins and his partners built into a luxury retail destination with more than a million square feet of commercial space.

The Ursa Frequently Asked Questions

Art as an Office Amenity

No other Miami office project leads with art the way The Ursa does: monumental Arsham reliefs on the façade drawing on Greek and Roman antiquity, Arsham-designed furniture in the lobby, and a rooftop garden deck that doubles as event space. Arquitectonica's stepped planters bring the district's tree-lined streets up the building. For companies where the workplace is a recruiting tool, it is the most distinctive proposition in the city's office pipeline — compare the tech-campus pitch of LYNQ Wynwood or the mixed-use scale of Wynwood Square in our Class A office space guide.

The Design District's Office Future

The district spent two decades becoming luxury retail's Miami flagship — Chanel, Dior, Balenciaga — and The Ursa is the next step in its evolution into a full work-live-play neighborhood. A Snøhetta-designed office and retail building broke ground nearby in late 2026, confirming the office momentum The Ursa helped start. For the Gables' established-office alternative, see The Plaza Coral Gables.

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Wynwood Square is a 12-story mixed-use development at 2201 North Miami Avenue, on the seam of Wynwood and Edgewater between NE 22nd and NE 23rd Streets. Developed by Los Angeles–based CIM Group together with One Real Estate Investment and designed by Stantec, the project delivers roughly 276,000 square feet across two towers: 257 rental residences, about 54,000 square feet of office space, and 25,000 square feet of ground-floor retail, with parking for roughly 480 vehicles. Wynwood Square's exterior reached completion in late 2021.

The project is residential-led — office is a supporting component, not the headline — which makes it a live-work-play play rather than a pure workplace address. CIM Group, a prolific national developer behind projects like Miami Worldcenter's Caoba, financed construction with a $71.5 million loan from Sumitomo Mitsui Bank after acquiring the 1.79-acre site for $16.64 million in 2018. The Brightline tracks run directly west of the site, and the towers sit three miles from downtown Miami.

Wynwood Square Frequently Asked Questions

Wynwood's Live-Work-Play Formula

Wynwood Square is the district's mixed-use archetype: apartments on top, offices and retail at the seams, parking wrapped in murals. For companies, the Wynwood Square pitch isn't a headquarters tower — it's proximity to the workforce that already lives, drinks coffee, and goes out in Wynwood. Pure-play office seekers should compare the dedicated campuses instead: LYNQ Wynwood's 331,000 square feet of office or the Design District's Ursa. The full Class A office space guide lays out the alternatives.

North Miami Avenue Access

The Wynwood Square site at 2201 N Miami Avenue sits where Wynwood meets Edgewater — a full city block from NE 22nd to NE 23rd Street — which gives the project a different catchment than the district's 5th Avenue core. I-95, I-395, and Biscayne Boulevard are all close, and downtown Miami is three miles south. Nearby residential context includes 250 Wynwood and the Frida Kahlo Wynwood Residences.

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