Event Ended On: Thursday September 20 2018
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Wells Fargo Center (WFC) is centrally located in Miami’s CBD. This Gold LEED Certified Class “A” property offers views of Biscayne Bay. The 752,488 RSF – 47-story office tower completed in late 2010. The property was designed with efficient 26,000 RSF floor plates. The 18-story parking garage with 1,152 parking spaces provides an above market parking ratio of 1.5/1000 SF in WFC and under a long term agreement with the adjacent owner, an additional 1.0/1000 SF of parking in the Met 3 garage. Wells Fargo Center is connected by a ground level walkway to the Five Star JW Marriott Marquis hotel offering tenants an array of amenities. The newly developed Whole Foods Market directly across from the property added a desired amenity and good synergy to the area during and after hours. The nearby Met Square is a mixed-use development under construction which we anticipate will bring high-end dining and a movie theater when completed in 2018.
Wells Fargo Center
333 SE 2nd Avenue
Miami, FL 33131
Suite: Suite 2400, 24th floor
Parking Information:
We will give guests parking vouchers worth $15, which will cover their first 2 hours of parking. Every hour after that will be $5.
Time | Activity |
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7:30 AM 8:45 AM |
Coffee, Breakfast & Networking
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8:45 AM 9:00 AM |
Keynote Address: Mayor Francis Suarez
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9:00 AM 9:40 AM |
2019 Forecast: Capital Flow, Investment Sales and Leasing Updates
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9:40 AM 10:20 AM |
Future of Miami's Urban Core & Connecting Neighborhoods
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10:20 AM 11:00 AM |
Macro Trends & Major Projects
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11:00 AM 11:30 AM |
Post-Event Networking
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1) Miami's office market flourished in the first quarter of 2018 with existing and new-to-market companies fueling demand for space and sparking new construction. What needs to happen for this rapid growth to continue?
2) Across the U.S., more than 70M SF of retail space is expected to close in 2018. In Florida alone, big box retailers are closing, downsizing and repositioning. What does the future of retail in Miami look like?
3) One year after Hurricane Irma and Maria, what has Miami learned and how will Miami build for resiliency in the future?
4) What are the hottest, new projects that are being developed in Miami? Who is buying and selling, and where is the capital coming from?
5) With all of the new public transit development happening in Miami, what will be the effect on the office, multifamily and retail?