Wynwood Plaza, the 1-million-square-foot, mixed-use campus that scored major tenants as developers wrapped up construction on the project, now connects two of Miami’s trendiest neighborhoods after officially opening late last year.
L&L Holding Co., Oak Row Equities, Shorenstein Investment Advisors and Claure Group opened the mixed-use project at 55 NW 29th St. in October 2025 after a three-year development cycle. Work was financed by a $215 million loan.
The latest addition to Miami’s burgeoning office market, the 12-story tower is approximately 60% leased and is home to major tenants that include Amazon, which signed on to a 75,000-square-foot space — the largest ever recorded in the submarket — alongside Claure Group and billionaire developer Vlad Doronin’s OKO Group.
Beyond the office component, Wynwood Plaza includes 509 luxury apartments and 25,000 square feet of ground-floor retail space, all united by a half-acre, 26,000-square-foot public plaza. The open space comes equipped with a number of art installations, native trees and other plants, serving as a gathering place for tenants and residents alike.
Wynwood Plaza links the Wynwood arts district south of 29th Street to Midtown Miami, the neighborhood across the street from the property east of North Miami Avenue.
For the project’s size, complexity and sophistication, Wynwood Plaza won a 2026 CoStar Impact Award for South Florida, as judged by an independent panel of real estate professionals familiar with the market.
About the project: Spanning three acres at 55 NW 29th St., Wynwood Plaza includes offices, retail space, apartment units and a public plaza.
What the judge said: “The massive scale of this development in a relatively new submarket was impressive," said Michael Feuerstein, managing director at Berger Commercial Realty. "It brings a sense of permanency to the area. The live-work-play nature of the property will bring an element of convenience to residents in an overcrowded city where anything that decreases travel time is appreciated."
They made it happen: L&L Holding Co.'s David Levinson, Robert Lapidus and Bryan Lapidus. Oak Row Equities' Erik Rutter and David Weitz. Cushman & Wakefield's Andrew Trench, Edward Quinon and Brian Gale.