Amazon expands planned Wynwood office to 76 sf

Amazon expanded its planned office in Miami’s Wynwood, The Real Deal has learned, re-invigorating a push to turn the neighborhood into a tech mecca.

Jeff Bezos’ Seattle-based e-commerce giant now plans a 75,500-square-foot office at the recently completed 12-story office building at 95 Northwest 29th Street within the mixed-use Wynwood Plaza. The deal adds 25,200 square feet to the 50,300 square feet Amazon had leased in January.

Wynwood Plaza has attracted high-profile tenants

beyond Amazon

• Claure Group, Led by Marcelo Claure (former CEO of Sprint and SoftBank International), the firm is opening a 25,400-square-foot headquarters within the development.

  
  

• Weitz & Luxenberg, The prominent law firm, co-founded by Arthur Luxenberg and Perry Weitz, signed a lease for 18,000 square feet of office space.

The expanded Amazon lease is part of the recently completed Wynwood Plaza, a 1 million-square-foot mixed-use development that’s reshaping the neighborhood’s identity.

Backed by major national developers like L&L Holding (New York), Shorenstein (San Francisco), and locally anchored Oak Row Equities, Wynwood Plaza represents a powerful vote of confidence in Miami’s long-term market fundamentals. Oak Row has also made headlines with a $520 million contract to acquire the Aimco site in Brickell—further evidence of Miami’s momentum in attracting capital and talent.

Wynwood earned a reputation as a magnet for techies due to hefty leasing during the influx of out-of-state firms from late 2020 through 2022. Real estate players were giddy with the neighborhood’s new reputation as a tech hub, with some even christening the area “Silicon Valley of the South.” Miami Mayor Francis Suarez was one of the biggest boosters of the city’s tech scene growth.