Virtual Office

Miami virtual office & office space

Why would i need a Miami virtual office?

Although Miami is the second largest city in Florida in terms of land area, it is the largest city in the state in terms of population. With a population of 5 million, Miami is also known as the Magic City and serves to be the center of business, trade and finance. Due to its physical proximity to Latin America, Miami serves as the Latin American headquarters and offices of many international companies.

With this, the demand of office space has spurred the development of many skyscrapers within downtown Miami. Tenants such as American Airlines, Cisco and DHL are some of the large companies that have set up their Latin American offices within Miami.

The operations of these companies are supported by availability of transportation infrastructure such as the Port of Miami and the Miami International Airport. The high volume of activity within these two ports of entry indicates the high economic activity of the city of Miami.

Other than being a business and financial center, tourism and entertainment are two other industries that are key contributors to the economy of Miami.

Downtown Miami is located in two major areas – in the area of Brickell, around the vicinity of Brickell Avenue, and also around the area of South Biscayne Boulevard. Both of these locations face the Biscayne Bay and area located at the eastern section of the city. In fact, many of these commercial skyscrapers line Brickell Avenue, the perfect location for a virtual office within Miami.

The second tallest building in Miami after the Four Seasons Hotel building is the Wachovia Financial Center, named one of the best 50 buildings in the United States by the Wall Street Journal. This remarkable building in South Biscayne Boulevard is comprised of 55 floors of office space with a host of international corporations as their tenants, such as ABN Amro, Macquarie Office Trust, Korn/Ferry International, Merrill Lynch and Wachovia. This building with a breathtaking view of the Atlantic Ocean is also located near to shopping areas, the Bayfront Park and many renowned hotels. Thus, having a virtual office in this building would provide a combination of prestige and convenience to the business.

The next tallest building is the Bank of America Tower, which is built with a Sky Lobby Terrace on the 11th floor and located at the SE 2nd Street in the area of Brickell. This solid 625 ft building provides 600,000 sq feet worth of commercial floor space with tenants such as McKenzie and Company, Bank of America and UBS Paine Webber. This glass building with views of the Biscayne Bay would also be suitable for prestigious virtual offices especially those in the financial, legal and services industries.

Before the Wachovia Financial Center was completed, One Biscayne Tower was regarded as the tallest building in Miami, and was awarded the Best Rehabilitated Building twice. Amongst the tenants here are ABN Amro, Merrill Lynch and Porsche Latin America, which makes this tower in South Biscayne Boulevard also a suitable building for a virtual office in Miami.

Other prominent buildings in downtown Miami include the Miami Center at South Biscayne Boulevard and the 701 Brickell Avenue, which is the signature building for Brickell. The 701 Brickell Avenue building is covered with polished granite with silver reflective glass. This is why this building projects a soft warm tone whenever the light shines on it.

Apart from that, the inside décor of the building complements the exterior through European furnishings, mahogany treatment with woven rug. The Espirito Santo Plaza, which was recently completed in 2004 is also located at Brickell Avenue and has been built to be hurricane resistant.

Apart from that, this building consists of 300,000 sq feet of office space, with the higher floors from level 26 onwards utilized for condominiums and hotel rooms. In fact, the creative architecture of this building, with its safety features, a sloping arch at the front elevation and the building resistance towards hydrostatic pressure has earned the building the Platinum Award of Engineering Excellence. Indeed, having a virtual office in any commercial building within Brickell Avenue would elevate the company’s reputation as located in the most prominent commercial district within Miami.

Finally, the media and entertainment center of Miami is located at the north of the central business district. This is where the Anderson Opera Center, the Bayview market, the Ellipse, the Cardinal Symphony and the Children’s museum are located. Renowned for the media and arts, this location is also host to a series of lofts or residential buildings, such as the Parc Lofts which are synonymous with the prestige that the Media and Entertainment Center offers. With this, a virtual office in this area would be definitely suited for companies of the entertainment and arts industry, as it is close to buildings and facilities for these purposes.