Washington & 5th
This 1930's Art Deco building is located in the heart of the historic district on the corner of 5th Street and Washington Av. The retail space has unmatched visibility as it sits on the corner of one of the busiest intersections on Miami Beach and faces its incoming traffic. Office spaces, including Scott Robins Companies Headquarters, are housed above the retail.

Old Post Office
In the heart of downtown Miami stands Miami's original post office of 1912. This graceful, corner building is now converted into stunning street-level retail and fully modernized upstairs offices. Offices have balconies with French doors and 12' high ceilings reminiscent of a bygone era. Parking is available on site. The building offers approximately 22,000 square feet of offices (separately metered), and 14,000 square feet of retail. (100 NE 1st Avenue, Downtown Miami)

Ferdinand & Martha Lofts
Dating from the 1920's, this block of historic buildings is now converted into upscale, open work/live lofts set in lush tropical landscape. Called The Martha and The Ferdinand, these Mediterranean gems line 4th Street from Euclid to Meridian Avenues. The amenities in each loft include: Brazilian hardwood cherry floors, balconies, security entry, large bathrooms, fully equipped kitchens with granite countertops and maple finish cabinetry. Individual lofts range from approximately 1,600 - 2,000 square feet. (701-747 4th Street)

McCrory Building
This Art Deco Gem was built in the 1930's as one of the first stores in the McCrory drug store chain. Located on the corner of Espanola Way and Washington Av., this building is within Miami Beach's historic Art Deco District. The McCrory has 19,000 square feet of space of which 9,500 sq.ft. is prime retail space on the first floor, and 9,500 sq.ft. is commercial space on the second floor. (Washington Av. & Espanola)

The Lincoln
The Lincoln is an energetic building, bringing the latest in building design to Miami Beach. This modern landmark features 120,000 square feet of unparalleled Class A office space, a 719-space covered parking garage, and 38,500 square feet of prime retail. Designed by internationally known architects, Arquitectonica, The Lincoln caters to new media companies, the entertainment industry, financial institutions, as well as the traditional professions. State-of-the-art facilities include hi-speed fiber optics, generator-ready infrastructure and separately metered electric. (opening Fall 2002) (Lincoln & Jefferson Av.)
www.the-lincoln.com

555 Washington
Located on Miami Beach’s most prominent corner at 5th Street and Washington Avenue, 555 Washington brings much awaited Class A office space to Miami Beach. This mixed-use development offers 60,000 square feet of true Class A office space, a parking garage, and 20,000 square feet of retail. This building features state-of-the-art hi-speed communications capabilities and sophisticated security and electrical systems.
www.555washington.com

Fin Fed
Located in the heart of the fashion district, this building has approximately 16,000 square feet of retail space. The Fin Fed building sits on the corner of 8th Street and Washington Av. in Miami Beach's historic Art Deco District. The building presently includes tenants such as Versace, Hugo Boss and Via Spiga. This building is affectionately known throughout Miami Beach as the "Starfish" building, its giant metal starfish awning designed by renowned artist Antonio Miralda. (8th Street & Washington Av.)

421 Washington Av.
This 1930's Mediterranean building is located near the corner of 5th street and Washington Av., one of the busiest intersections on Miami Beach. It has 3 commercial spaces upstairs and 2 retail spaces on the ground floor.

736 Collins Av.
This building was built in 1998 as a Guess Flagship store. It sits right in the middle of the South Beach's fashion-district. The Building was built for a single occupant and has over 10,000 square feet of space. A multitude of other high-end retailers neighbor 736 Collins, such as Armani Xchange, Kenneth Cole, Versace, Polo and Banana Republic.

Espanola Way
Espanola Way is the oldest commercial street in Miami Beach. Built in the 1920's and known as the Spanish Village, it represents a charming collection of similarly themed Mediterranean buildings. Espanola Way is centrally located by Washington and 14th and 15th Street. Housed in these mixed-use buildings and lofts are retail shops, cafes, architects, artist lofts, residences and productions companies. A 4-star International Youth Hotel with over 145 delightfully appointed rooms, is also on the street.

The Webster
The restoration of this famous historic building in South Beach was a catalyst for the Art Deco district renaissance. Located on Collins Av. and 12th St. The Webster literally sits in the middle of the action. It is no longer a hotel. Now it has large office lofts, and caters primarily to the production industry including modeling, television and film. (1220 Collins Av.)

The Goldkress Building
This building is located in the heart of Miami Beach's historic Art Deco District on the corner of Washington Av. and 12th Street. This 1930's Art Deco building was built with solid keystone facades. It has 24,000 square feet of space, 12,000 of which is prime first floor retail and 12,000 square feet of second floor office space. (12th Street & Washington Av.)