The penthouse expansion, known as THE PENTHOUSE at UNO SOUTH POINTE, will add approximately 10,069 square feet above the building’s existing seventh floor. The space is designed to deliver 360-degree views of the Atlantic Ocean, Government Cut, and the Miami skyline. Once completed, it will introduce a level of Class A office space that does not currently exist anywhere else in the South of Fifth submarket.
Originally built in 2002, the building’s recent interior renovation was led by Batisela+Tom, reinterpreting the original design by Arquitectonica with a more modern, coastal-driven workplace aesthetic. The penthouse itself is being designed by Gigi Alvarez, known for delivering high-end office environments for global brands and institutional occupiers in Miami and New York.
Leasing will be overseen by Cyril Bijaoui of Longstead Real Estate at Corcoran, with marketing launching in February. The pitch is clear: elite office space in a walkable, beachfront neighborhood with a dense concentration of decision makers. UNO South Pointe already caters to this audience, with tenants spanning finance, private equity, hospitality, and luxury brands.
UNO South Pointe totals roughly 97,500 square feet of office and retail space and remains the only Class-A office building in SoFi. Amenities include rooftop terraces, private balconies for select offices, concierge service, structured parking, and ground floor retail. For office investors, the expansion underscores a key trend: boutique, best in class office assets in lifestyle driven submarkets continue to outperform, even as traditional office struggles elsewhere.
UNO South Pointe’s penthouse expansion is a targeted bet on scarcity and quality. In a neighborhood where new office development is nearly impossible, best in class space commands attention and pricing power
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