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PRIME RETAIL SPACEF O R L E A S E

MIAMI | F LORIDA RIGHT ON BISCAYNE BLVD

AND 64TH ST

M i M o

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Building Size - +/- 1,260 SF

Lease Rate - $5,145/SF/Monthly

Lease Structre - NNN

Floor Levels - 2

Ceiling Height - 20’ ft.

Biscayne Blvd Exposure

6405 BISCAYNE BOULEVARDD MIAMI, FL 33138 SUITE 6401

6 4 0 5B I S C A Y N EB O U L E V A R D

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MIMO PLACE, located on Biscayne Boulevard and 64th St., this retail offering is ideal for any tenant looking to capitalize on amazing exposure in one of the most sought after neighborhoods in Miami. 6405 Biscayne Boulevard has high visibility from one of the busiest arteries in Miami. This newly constructed retail space would be ideal for tenants such as a retail clothier, interior design atelier, art gallery, floral design boutique or salon - any specialty store that services the needs and trends of the area. The subject property is totally built out and features floor to ceiling storefront windows, a mezzanine level for extra merchandising area / office / storage, and parking for patrons and customers at the rear of the building. Located with anchor tenants ‘O Munaciello and Panther Coffee, this location is optimal for a tenant looking to be a part of the redevelopment of an area full of art and entertainment. Local retailers include Gypset, Julian Chang, Beacon Hill Chocolate, Starbuck’s, Blue Collar, Organic Bites, KMP Furniture, Kitchen Prospect, Trina Turk, Lo De Lea and so much more.

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P R O P E R T Y

6405 Biscayne Blvd(North East)

6405 Biscayne Blvd(Storefront)

6405 Biscayne Blvd(South East)

6405 Biscayne Blvd(Interior)

6405 Biscayne Blvd(Interior)

6405 Biscayne Blvd(Rear Parking)

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F l o o r P l a n

1-KMP Furniture2-ModShop Furniture3-Home Design Center4-Rebel 5-Petmode6-Zarur7-Trina Turk8-Fly Boutique9-Anima Domus10-Aperture Studios11-Chase Bank 12-UPS Store13-Glottman14-Chandi Wine&Spirit

25-Cushman School26-Hotel MiMo27-Buro MiMo 28-The Vagabond29-Legion Park 30-Morningside Elementary School

15-Soyka16-Andiamo17-Sushi Siam18-Cafe Roval19-Beacon Hill 20-Balans21-Blue Collar 22-Via Verdi23-Phuc Yea 24-Moshi Moshi

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DISTRICT OVERVIEW

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MiMo

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MiMo, Miami’s Historic District, is marked by its unique ability to seamlessly combine the antique and the modern. From Avra Jain’s restoration projects such as the Vagabond and Royal Motels to the dozens of independent restaurants and retailers that occupy Biscayne Boulevard, MiMo is quickly becoming Miami’s next commercial destination. Not only does it have an abundance of space to offer to future tenants, it is also boasts prime location on the Biscayne corridor and sits a few minutes away from the Design District, Wynwood Arts District, Midtown, Downtown, and the beaches. As the fashion and design industry expands its reign in Miami, the Design District itself and its influence is expanding to MiMo. Several design tenants such as Anima Domus, Glottman, Arravanti, Planet Lighting, KMP Furniture, and ModShop have selected this area instead of the Design District because it offers a unique architectural environment, consistently high traffic count, and reasonable rental rates. Fashion pioneers in MiMo include Trina Turk, Angel Sanchez (Sanchez + Coleman Studio), Julian Chang, alongside tenants such as Rebel Fashion, Zarur, and Fly Boutique. Restaurants lining Biscayne Boulevard include Soyka, Andiamo Pizza, Phuc Yea, Ms. Cheezious, 50 Eggs, Moshi Moshi, Dogma Grill, Organic Bites, Lo De Lea, Via Verdi, BarMeli69, Blue Collar, Balans, O’ Munaciello, among others.

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DESIGN RETAIL

The next phase of development slated for completion in 2017 will add just over 250,000 square-feet of high-end retail

space, a 119-room hotel and a new 900-car parking structure.

31 Top Luxury Brands set to open within the next 12 months

The Institute of Contemporary Art, Miami (ICA Miami) is dedicated to

promoting continuous experimentation in contemporary art, and to the

exchange of art and ideas throughout the Miami region and internationally.

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The Miami Design District, one of the premier submarkets in Miami, has quickly evolved into the location of choice for creative industries and is also a world class luxury shopping destination in South Florida. This neighborhood is known throughout the world for its architectural and artistic significance because it is home to the Institute of Contemporary Art (ICA), the De La Cruz Collection, Design and Architecture Senior High (DASH), and is a top destination for attendees of Miami’s annual Art Basel art show. The area continues to expand as a fashion center and is now home to numerous luxury bands such as Louis Vuitton, Prada, Christian Louboutin, Chanel, Cartier, Rolex, Givenchy, Berluti, Tom Ford, Tiffany & Co., Valentino, and Brioni. As the area continues to be developed, even more luxury brands are expected to flock to what has become the premier retail center of South Florida. The Design District is also home to several popular restaurants including Michael’s Genuine, MC Kitchen, Cypress Tavern, and Ella. Miami’s Design District is an innovative hub for art, design, shopping, and entertainment, unparalleled by any other neighborhood in Miami.Visitors Per Day

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1-Foot Locker2-Simons Sportswear3-Carters4-Nordstrom Rack5-Guess6-West Elm 7-Target8-Pet Smart9-Marshalls10-Ross11- Compose Kitchen12-Antonini Modern Living13-Homegoods

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Top 10 weekend picks (via uber.com)

Midtown 5 is expected to welcome new residents in January, with Magellan

Development Group announcing the opening of a pre-leasing center for its 400-unit luxury rental development in

Midtown Miami.

Hyde Midtown Suites & Residences is masterfully lined with ground-floor retail, restaurants, and live

entertainment at the Hyde Piano Bar Lounge — all topped off by impeccable

condominium residences.

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Greater Downtown’s resident population has doubled from 40,000

to over 80,000 since 2000, with young profesionals between the age of 25-44

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Top 5 most visited Brunch desitination 2016-2017

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Most Citibike users in Miami.Over 15,000 Citibike

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Wynwood Arts District is a rapidly emerging neighborhood located in the heart of Miami’s east side. Until the early 2000’s, this was primarily an industrial neighborhood with a multitude of vacant industrial buildings. In the last couple of decades, the local arts scene has been dominated by local street artists and muralists who have repurposed old warehouse buildings into lofts, restaurants, galleries, and event spaces - transforming the neighborhood from an industrial center to a hub of social interaction and artistic innovation. Millennials and young professionals have since followed, allowing the neighborhood to keep its creative, funky flavor. Restaurants and bars such as Cafeina, Zak the Baker, Coyo Taco, Joey’s, Wynwood Kitchen & Bar, Wood Tavern, Brick Miami, and Panther Coffee provide the community with a lively social scene. The consistent high foot traffic brought on by the local art venues and restaurants makes Wynwood especially attractive to creative businesses such as Plant The Future, Scotch & Soda, Frangipani, Pacific 54 and Lab Miami.

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Lyle Chariff

Broker/President lyle@chariff.com

Mauricio Zapata

Broker/Principal mauricio@chariff.com

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5801 BISCAYNE BOULEVARD MIAMI, FL 33137