Our Mission - Miami DDA - Economic Development Miami – … · 2019. 5. 23. · Miami. Convenience...

is to grow, strengthen and promote the economic health and vitality of Downtown Miami.

As an autonomous agency of the City, the Miami DDA advocates, facilitates, plans and executes business development, planning and capital improvements, and marketing and communication strategies.

We commit to fulfill our mission collaboratively, ethically and professionally, consistent with the Authority’s public purpose.

Our Mission

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Downtown Miami is Florida’s destination for global business. A thriving economy, fast connectivity, unmatched social and cultural offerings, and a vibrant residential community unite to create a world-class, global city center where people live, work and play.

For decades, companies have strategically chosen to be a part of Greater Miami’s urban core. They discover a tropical waterfront paradise where industry leaders gather and worlds meet in the heart of the Americas.

Whether opening, expanding or relocating a business, the Miami Downtown Development Authority (DDA) can connect your team with city, county and state agencies, other leading businesses, professional service providers, and essential organizations to facilitate real growth and sustained success.

For more than 50 years, the Miami DDA has been a catalyst for positive change. It continues to work toward the enhancement of Downtown Miami for all area residents, businesses and visitors.


While Miami has long been known as the Gateway to Latin America, the city continues to increase its reach and position as a global hub through its strong ties to Europe, Asia and the Middle East. That trend is reflected in our trade numbers, which today exceeds $108 billion. China, Brazil and Switzerland are Miami’s largest trade partners, and Miami International Airport (MIA) is the No. 1 U.S. airport in terms of international cargo handled.

For international businesses, Miami is the location of choice to serve their Latin American, North American, and European clients and customers. In fact, nearly 200 multinational headquarters and U.S. branches are located in Downtown Miami. Convenience of access is one of the key reasons companies choose Downtown Miami. MIA is just 20 minutes away by car or the Airport Transit Link. As the second most active U.S. airport for international passengers, MIA provides non-stop service to 166 destinations and more than 200 daily direct flights to major international cities.

Combine international amenities with a talented, diverse and globally oriented workforce, and it becomes clear that Miami delivers everything businesses need to succeed on the global stage.

GLOBAL CITY

“THE NEW GLOBAL CITY”WALL STREET JOURNAL

“Journey to America’s city of the future”

EL ECONOMISTA, October 6, 2018


257,757Daytime population

92,235Residents

$110,658Average Household Income

(45% higher than Miami-Dade County)

PEOPLE

Today, over 92,000 people live in greater Downtown Miami – more than double the population of 2000. The majority of these residents are young professionals who enjoy the allure of an active urban lifestyle, the convenience of extensive public transportation options, and the array of exciting cultural and entertainment offerings. Some 45% of residents are between 25 and 44 years of age with an average income almost double that of surrounding areas.

Housing options abound. Greater Downtown Miami has 53,547 residential units delivered and more to come.

More than 11,000 registered businesses provide jobs to over 175,000 people, almost half of whom live within easy walking distance to work.

A growing visitor base, combined with residents and the workforce, means Downtown Miami welcomes countless local, national and international visitors each day.

Little surprise Miami recently ranked 15th on The Atlantic’s list of global cities where young professionals want to be.

Greater Downtown Population Pyramid, 2016

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Residential Statistics 2018

Greater Downtown AreaTotal Population 92,235

Median Age 37

% Population Age 25-44 45%

College Educated 60%

Sources: ESRI BAO; Synergos Technologies, Miami DDA 2018

Forbes listed Miami as its

No. 1 “Happiest City to Work in.”


The rapidly expanding population base in the Downtown area has precipitated a growing demand for retail, entertainment, and dining offerings, as evidenced by the over 400 restaurants currently serving Downtown patrons. New major retail centers, such as the $1.7 billion Miami Worldcenter and the 2 million square-feet of Brickell City Centre, join such established, shopping destinations as Bayside Marketplace, The Shops at Mary Brickell Village, and Historic Flagler Street. Connecting Downtown, its retail offerings, and the greater South Florida region is the transformative Brightline MiamiCentral Station. This transformative project connects the Brightline inter-city express train transit hub with innovative retail shops, including the Central Fare food hall experience. These new developments are laying out the welcome mat to major brand-name domestic and international retailers to enter the rapidly growing Miami market, often as their first foothold into the U.S.

22.3million square feet

Office

5.7million square feet

Retail Space

Prime office real estate meets tropical waterfront in Downtown Miami. The area features the highest concentration of prime office space in South Florida. Over 20 million square feet of Class A and B office space provides future tenants with a wealth of location choices and building options. Most Class A office space is contained within highly amenitized, environmentally sustainable, LEED-certified buildings. Most buildings feature fiber-optic connections, and direct access to the Equinix Network Access Point (NAP) of the Americas for extra band-width, cutting edge security systems, extra redundancy to ensure continued operation at all times, and other unique services.

OFFICE

RETAIL

Office StatisticsTotal (RBA) 22.3M sq. ft.Class A Occupancy 87%Downtown Workers 175,500

Retail StatisticsExisting Retail 3.6M sq. ft.

Sources: CoStar, Miami DDA


TAX CLIMATE

PERSONALINCOME TAX

CITY STATE LOCAL STATE LOCAL STATE LOCAL

MIAMI 0.0 0.0 5.5 0.0 6.0 1.0

4.0 - 8.9 2.9 - 3.6 7.1 8.85 4.0 4.5NEW YORK

1.0 - 9.55 0.0 8.84 0.0 8.25 1.5LOS ANGELES

5.0 0.0 9.5 0.0 6.25 3.0CHICAGO

0.0 0.0 1.0 0.0 6.25 2.0HOUSTON

CORPORATEINCOME TAX

SALES TAX

The Tax Foundation’s 2019 State Business Tax Climate Index, which rank states by how well they structure their tax systems, positions Florida as 4th best in the U.S.

The 10 best states in the 2019 Index are:

1. Wyoming

2. Alaska

3. South Dakota

4. Florida

5. Montana

6. New Hampshire

7. Oregon

8. Utah

9. Nevada

10. Indiana

Businesses in Downtown Miami also enjoy:• No local corporate income taxes

• No state personal income taxes

• No local personal income taxes

Tax Comparisons: Metropolitan Areas


Business ready and merchant friendly, Downtown Miami’s urban business environment doubles as both a high-rise residential neighborhood and an international commercial center. This has fueled the arrival of innovative executive office and co-working space providers. Executive offices target individuals and companies with turnkey leasing opportunities. They provide such essential business services as internet, telephones, kitchen, and receptionists. This concept has done well among Miami’s thriving small business, international sales, and satellite offices.

Downtown’s many co-working spaces provide a shared, highly collaborative work environment to independent contractors, small companies and startups. Providers often connect tenants to the broader community through shared advocacy, hosted events, and professional networking. The first co-working location opened in Downtown Miami in 2010, and today there are more than 30 locations from which to choose.

EXECUTIVE OFFICES& CO-WORKING

STARTUPS &SMALL BUSINESS

Downtown Miami is a veritable hotbed of entrepreneurial activity, with small businesses representing more than 80% of the total businesses in the district. In recent years, new business incubators, accelerators, and the rise of co-working spaces have accelerated the growth of small businesses and facilitated the launch of startup companies. These entrepreneurial enterprises also have benefitted from the support of private, public and non-profit institutions.

With lower fixed costs than many other U.S. markets, a strong gumptious community, and a global orientation, Downtown Miami provides a wealth of opportunities for business development and growth for companies of all sizes.

Photos featuring: Mingyl, Senzari, Keyworking, Venture Hive

“Miami is now Americas No. 1 city for coworking”MIAMI HERALD, February 27, 2018


TECHNOLOGYMiami is emerging as new center for technology. Multiple co-working spaces, incubators and educational institutions are providing technology companies with workspace, courses and seminars, and a highly educated and talented workforce. Large IT departments of Miami’s major business sectors, including finance, cruising, legal, architecture and design, are energizing the region’s technology sophistication.

Nowhere is that more apparent than our burgeoning tech ecosystem. Angel List reports that over the last three years, Miami startups have grown over 100% year over year, highlighting Downtown Miami’s presence as the ideal

environment to launch, grow and scale your business.

Where there’s growth and opportunity, there is venture capital. VCs are lured by Miami’s access to South Florida and Latin American startups, connections to potential local and Latin American investors, and a convenient world-class location for investor meetings, portfolio updates, and fundraising.

Whether a startup looking for a good run rate on its capital or large multinationals seeking connections and skilled employees, Miami offers an attractive environment for growth.

Network Access Point (NAP) of the Americas®

The Equinix NAP of the Americas® is a Tier IV data center designed to interconnect the U.S. and the Americas with the rest of the world. The fourth-largest Internet exchange point in the U.S., it is the terminus of sub-sea cable systems and global networks and provides data and colocation services to multinational corporations and government agencies alike. The NAP of the Americas makes Downtown Miami one of the world’s top-five best interconnected cities in the world - ahead of San Francisco, Chicago, and Washington, D.C. – and is the only facility in the U.S. where optical, Ethernet, voice and Internet traffic are exchanged at one location.

Photos featuring: Watodoo at MEC 261, The Idea Center at Miami Dade College

Photo courtesy of: Verizon Terremark

“Miami ranks

No. 1 in entrepreneurship”

Kauffman Foundation


INTERNATIONAL BANKING AND

FINANCE

WEALTH AND ALTERNATIVE INVESTMENTS

Banking and finance are among Florida’s most-important economic drivers, and Downtown Miami leads that charge. Downtown Miami is the second-largest international banking center in the U.S., second only to New York. Out of 70 banks located in South Florida, more than 60 can be found in the Brickell Financial District. These financial institutions are both international divisions of U.S. domestic banks as well as foreign bank branches and agencies hailing from four continents. Such scope and critical mass make Miami one of the most significant international banking centers in the world.

Downtown Miami is rapidly gaining momentum as a destination for hedge funds, wealth management firms, private equity groups, and other wealth and alternative investment companies. Over 100 such firms now operate in Downtown Miami. An expansive and supportive ecosystem provides essential services to the investment sector in areas such as fund administration, prime brokerage and trading services, technology, capital raising, legal specialists, and other key advisors. Elevating Downtown

Miami’s relevance are the increasing number of investment and wealth management conferences that expand access to capital and deal flow.

With many high net worth individuals now calling Miami home - in part because of the state’s favorable tax status and Miami’s access to local, hemispheric, and global capital and opportunities for those pursuing new investments - it’s little wonder Downtown Miami is among the U.S. cities considered critical to this population.

“Fund Managers Are Ditching Wall Street for Florida”Bloomberg, June 04, 2018

Photos featuring: Skyscanner, Ultralat


Whether headquarter locations or U.S. branches of multinational corporations, companies in need of leading national and international professional services firms will find their provider in Downtown Miami. From accounting and legal services, to information technology support and real estate, Miami boasts a robust collection of companies and professionals to serve any growing business.

Marquees seen throughout Downtown include such recognizable brands as Akerman, Google, Porsche, KPMG, Deloitte, McKinsey & Company, BDO, and Crowe LLP, among countless others.

Beyond boasting some of the most recognized names in architecture, accounting, legal, and real estate, in Downtown Miami is home to globally recognized creative industry firms that service clients throughout the U.S. and the Americas.

This thriving professional services landscape creates an unmatched synergy for doing business. No matter the client’s size, Downtown Miami’s array of experts provides the support needed to grow.

Any executive whose company must interact with the public sector knows direct and easy access to public administrative, regulatory, and legal bodies is essential to conducting business. Downtown Miami is home to numerous local, state, and federal governmental agencies and offices. Major agencies and offices located in Downtown include the Miami-Dade County Government Center, City of Miami Administration Building, Rohde State Office Building, Claude Pepper Federal Building, the U.S. Courthouse and Court of Appeals, the Miami-Dade County Courthouse, and the U.S. Department of State American Passport Office, among others.

PROFESSIONAL SERVICES

GOVERNMENT

“Downtown is the preferred location for national and

international law firms opening offices in South Florida.”

Florida Trend Magazine


In today’s knowledge economy, academics - from grade schools to post-graduate universities - are essential to any thriving business environment. Downtown Miami has become a regional center for higher learning and professional development. Leading schools realize Downtown Miami is the ideal

destination to establish domestic and international centers of learning to serve our diverse and growing population.

Miami-Dade County Public Schools provide a variety of public school options, including iPrep Academy and Southside K-8. In addition to Downtown Miami Charter and the Miami Children’s Museum Charter schools, a new state of the art facility for Mater Brickell Prep Academy charter school is expected to be constructed by 2021. Moreover, several world-renowned private schools are in the process of establishing their campuses in the Greater Downtown area, adding to an already impressive inventory of K-12 options. These include Avenues World School and Center Academy.

The Wolfson Campus of Miami Dade College is home to over 27,800 students and offers close to 200 undergraduate programs. The college houses two nationally recognized high schools: The School for Advanced Studies and the New World School of the Arts. Florida International University’s Brickell campus offers master’s degrees in business administration, international real estate, finance, global governance and healthcare administration. The Miami International University of Art and Design caters to career-focused education in creative professions.

University/College

University/College

Adolfo Ibáñez School of Management

Atlantis University

Babson College

Florida International University School of Business

Miami Culinary Institute

Miami Dade College

Miami International University of Art & Design

K-12 Education

BridgePrep Academy of Greater Miami

Downtown Miami Charter School

Enieda M Hartner Elementary School

Frederick Douglass Elementary School

iPrep Academy

Jose De Diego Middle School

Key Point Academy Brickell

KLA School of Brickell

Law Enforcement Officers Memorial High School

Miami Children Museum Charter

New World School of the Arts

Paul Laurence Dunbar Elementary School

Phillis Wheatley Elementary School

School for Advanced Studies

SouthSide Elementary

Theodore R and Thelma A Gibson Elementary Charter School

EDUCATION

Greater Downtown is highly educated -

59% of the population has been educated beyond high school.


Downtown Miami is an international center for arts, culture, and entertainment available nowhere else in the region.

More than 30 arts, cultural and entertainment organizations here range from major institutions, like the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts; the AmericanAirlines Arena, home of three-time NBA Finals champions Miami HEAT; HistoryMiami, Florida’s largest history museum; to smaller non-profits and artist-initiated spaces.

Maurice A Ferré Park represents Downtown Miami’s urban redesign vision. With Biscayne Bay as its backdrop, this 29-acre public park space hosts two museums: the celebrated Pérez Art Museum Miami, designed by world famous architects Herzog and de Meuron; and the Patricia and Phillip Frost Museum of Science. Additionally, new arts and cultural offerings are taking shape. Miami Dade College’s Live Arts Lab, for example, is a new venue and arts initiative designed for inquiry and experimentation.

Entertainment offerings abound. Downtown Miami hosts a number of annual events that attract millions of regional and international visitors. These includes the Miami International Film Festival, Miami Art Week, Miami Marathon, Miami Film Festival, Miami Book Fair International, and YoungArts Week.

ARTS, CULTURE & ENTERTAINMENT

Museums:HistoryMiami

MDC Museum of Art + Design at the Freedom Tower

Miami Children’s Museum

Patricia & Phillip Frost Museum of Science

Pérez Art Museum Miami

Performing Arts SpacesAdrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts

AmericanAirlines Arena

Bayfront Park Amphitheater

James L. Knight Center

National YoungArts Foundation

Olympia Theater

$1BillionArts Industry

5th LargestEmployer in Miami-Dade County


Downtown Miami is a popular destination for global travelers. It has an inventory of over 8,000 hotel rooms, another 480-plus under construction, and nearly 2,000 rooms planned from urban boutique-style properties to extended-stay facilities and top international luxury brands, Downtown Miami provides the discerning traveler with a range of choices. In fact, Downtown is home to two of Miami’s three AAA-rated 5 Diamond Hotels, the Four Seasons and the Mandarin Oriental, both of which are located in the Brickell Financial District. Whether planning a conference, hosting business partners or bringing together an international team, Downtown Miami has the hospitality and conference infrastructure to suit your needs.

A meeting and event planner’s dream, Downtown Miami is the perfect choice for corporate entertainment, conferences and educational seminars. Meeting facilities within Downtown hotels collectively offer more than 300,000 square feet of space – from grand ballrooms to intimate meeting rooms. In addition, Downtown has a selection of dedicated conference facilities. The Miami DDA venue guide, available upon request, details available venues, square footage and capacity information, alongside images of existing spaces in the area.

Visitors to Downtown Miami can enjoy an abundance of transportation options to get into and around Downtown. Options include direct train service to/from MIA; a free, 21-station Metromover system connecting all of Downtown’s hotels and attractions; and Brightline, the express regional passenger rail, with stops in downtown West Palm Beach and downtown Fort Lauderdale.

“Once home to just a handful of longstanding hotels, such as the InterContinental Miami, built in 1982, and the Miami Marriott Biscayne Bay, built in 1983,

downtown is welcoming a new generation of hotels.”

MiamiHerald.com

HOSPITALITY + TOURISM

Hotel Statistics

Hotel Rooms 8,100

Occupancy 78%

Average Daily Room Rate $195

Tourism Statistics

Annual Cruise Passengers (2017) 5.3 Million

Annual Arrivals at MIA 22 Million

Visitors to Miami-Dade County (2015) 15.9 Million

Sources: GMCVB; Synovate; Smith Travel Research, MiamiDDA, PortMiami


Modern cruising was invented at PortMiami. Today, more than five million passengers each year depart from what is known around the globe as the “Cruise Capital of the World.” Eleven cruise lines call Downtown Miami their home port, including Carnival Cruise Lines, Royal Caribbean and Norwegian Cruise Lines, solidifying PortMiami as the cruise departure destination of choice.

The world’s leading cargo lines also call on PortMiami. Cargo destined for more than 100 countries and 250 ports around the world flow through this seaport. Due to its strategic location, PortMiami lists among its Top 10 trading partners countries from the Asia, Europe, South and Central America, and the Caribbean.

Always looking toward the future, the City of Miami, Miami-Dade County, and the State of Florida invested heavily to prepare PortMiami for the opening of the expanded Panama Canal. Today, the PortMiami Tunnel links port facilities with the Interstate highway system, and the new freight rail link allows direct connection to the Florida East Coast Railway. Additionally, PortMiami was dredged to accommodate the larger Panamax ships coming through the Canal, making it the only major logistics hub south of Virginia with this capacity.

Miami International Airport (MIA) is among the busiest airports in the world, serving more than 44 million passengers each year. More than 100 airlines provide access to\ 167 destinations worldwide. Most major cities around the country and the world are serviced by direct flights.

In addition to being the nation’s second largest airport for international passenger travel, MIA is the number one airport in the U.S. for international freight - and the only U.S. airport in the top 10 globally. Centrally located within Miami, MIA is 20 minutes from Downtown by car or Metrorail. PORTMIAMI

MIAMI INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT

166Non-stop Worldwide Destinations

“The cruise capital of the world gets ready for a record

52,000 travelers”Dante B. Fascell

Port of Miami


TRANSPORTATION

Downtown Miami ranks amongst the Top 5 places in the U.S. for walkability, and is the hub for rapid transportation. Thousands of people beat daily traffic by utilizing the Metrorail and Metromover elevated transit systems. Downtown enjoys direct, quick access to the Interstate I-95 and I-395 highways. PortMiami is directly adjacent to Downtown Miami and Miami International Airport is just 20 minutes away by car or rail.

Capital improvement projects, including streetscape redesign, wayfinding signage, and bicycle and pedestrian enhancements, continue to make Downtown even easier and safer to navigate. The addition of the Miami Trolley - a free and frequent local circulator - provides convenient stops on every block. Ride and bike sharing systems, like Uber and CitiBike, are favored by young Downtown Miami residents and professionals who enjoy the freedom of being car-less and embrace these new means of mobility.

The Brightline premium express passenger train is changing the way people live, work, and commute. For the first time ever, people can consider living as far away as downtown Fort Lauderdale or West Palm and easily commute via higher-speed rail to Downtown Miami for work. Launched in early 2018, Brightline currently connects downtown Miami, Fort Lauderdale and West Palm, and is looking to expand service to Orlando and Tampa within the next five years. Brightline’s new MiamiCentral mixed-use railroad station features food and beverage options, cafes, retail, office space, and residential towers. MiamiCentral will also welcome the Tri-Rail regional commuter train in 2019.

“Younger employees, which are the fastest

growing segment of the U.S. workforce, prefer urban neighborhoods

and easy access to alternate transportation.”

Miami Herald

Downtown’s Transportation Resources

• Brightline

• Metrorail

• Metrorail Airport Link

• Metromover

• MetroBus

• Miami Trolley

• Citibike

• Uber/Lyft (rideshare)

• eScooters

Tri-Rail Downtown Connection**Coming in 2019-2020


TOP REASONS TO CHOOSE DOWNTOWN

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Business is Booming – With more than $10 billion in international investment underway and over 50 development

projects on the books, Downtown Miami’s growth defies national and global economic trends.

2Talented Workforce – Downtown is home to a diverse, multilingual and highly educated workforce essential for

business needs - with more professionals choosing to live and work in Miami every year.

Climate for Business – Florida is the fourth-best state in the U.S. to do business, according to the Tax Foundation. Coupled with competitive costs of doing

business, Miami is a fiscally attractive choice.

Access – Downtown has the best public and private transportation systems in the State of Florida: the

MetroRail and free Metromover systems, Brightline and TriRail commuter lines, MIA, and PortMiami.


The Miami DDA is committed to improving the quality of life for Downtown businesses, employees, residents, and visitors. As an independent agency of the City of Miami, the Miami DDA supports business growth, infrastructure improvements, and services for Downtown Miami. In addition to its programs and initiatives, the Miami DDA partners with public and private entities to strengthen Downtown Miami’s position as an international center for commerce, culture, and tourism.

The Miami DDA is the source of statistical facts and figures on residential and commercial real estate markets, demographics, and all things Downtown. Exclusive studies detail quantitative and qualitative information that assists businesses in making informed decisions.

Analyst:

The Miami DDA is an agent of change helping to bring projects, economic investment, and capital improvements that help transform the face of Downtown. We promote plans that enhance the quality of life to make Downtown a remarkable place to live and help businesses flourish.

Catalyst:

The Miami DDA helps power Downtown Miami by creating networking opportunities that connect businesses, residents and visitors to an exhilarating new metropolitan environment - a place where work, home life, leisure, entertainment, and culture all thrive together.

Connector:

The Miami DDA effectively assists new and existing businesses in navigating their way through city, county, and state agencies. We facilitate introductions whenever possible to help ensure that opening - then doing - business in Downtown Miami is an efficient and rewarding experience.

Concierge:

MIAMI DDA: YOUR PARTNER IN BUSINESS

Boundary Map

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ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT DISTRICT

HEALTH DISTRICT

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STATE & COUNTYEnterprise Florida 201 Alhambra Cl, Suite 610Coral Gables, FL 33134305-808-3660www.eflorida.com

Greater Miami Convention and Visitors Bureau (GMCVB)701 Brickell Ave, Suite 2700Miami, FL 33131305-539-3000www.miamiandbeaches.com

Miami-Dade County Stephen P. Clark Government Center 111 NW 1 St , Suite 2910 Miami, FL 33128305-375-5071Helpline for all inquiries and questions: 3-1-1www.miamidade.gov

Miami International Airport2100 NW 42 AveMiami, FL 33126305-876-7000www.miami-airport.com

PortMiami1015 N America Way, 2nd FloorMiami, FL 33132305-347-4800www.miamidade.gov/portmiami

State of FloridaDepartment of State – Division of Corporations850-245-6051www.sunbiz.org

PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONSBrickell Area Association (BAA)1395 Brickell Ave, Suite 180Miami, FL 33131305-903-0672www.brickellarea.net

Builders Association of South Florida (BASF)1175 NE 125 St, Suite 404North Miami, FL 33161305-556-6300www.basfonline.org

Commercial Industrial Association of South Florida (CIASF)11098 Marin StCoral Gables, FL 33156305-662-6115www.ciasf.com

Downtown Miami Partnership (DMP)25 SE 2 Ave, Suite 240Miami, FL 33131305-379-7070 www.downtownmiami.net

Florida Alternative Investment As-sociation (FLAIA)800 Brickell Ave., PH2Miami, FL 33131786-574-5165www.flaia.org

Florida International Bankers Association (FIBA)80 SW 8 St, Suite 2505Miami, FL 33130305-579-0086www.fiba.net

Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce (GMCC)1601 Biscayne Blvd Miami, FL 33132305-350-7700www.greatermiami.com

CITY & LOCALCity of MiamiCity Hall 3500 Pan American Dr Miami, FL 33133

Miami Riverside Center 444 SW 2 AveMiami, FL 33130General inquiries 3-1-1 or 888-311-3233www.miamigov.com

Miami Community Redevelopment Agencies Southeast Overtown/ Park West CRA819 NW 2nd Ave., 3rd FloorMiami, Florida 33136 305-679-6800www.miamicra.com

Omni / Midtown CRA 1401 N Miami AveMiami, FL 33136305-679-6888www.miamicra.com

Miami Downtown Development Authority (Miami DDA)200 S Biscayne Blvd, Suite 2929Miami, FL 33131305-579-6675www.miamidda.com

South Florida Regional Planning Council1 Oakwood Blvd., Suite 221Hollywood, FL 33020954-924-3653www.sfregionalcouncil.org

The Beacon Council80 SW 8 St, Suite 2400 Miami, FL 33130 305-579-1300 www.beaconcouncil.com

Hedge Fund Association (HFA)415 Madison Ave,14th FloorNew York, NY 10017646-762-9695www.thehfa.org

Latin Builders Association11093 NW 138th St., Suite 212Hialeah Gardens, FL 33018305-446-5989www.latinbuilders.org

Latin Chamber of Commerce (CAMACOL)1401 W Flagler StMiami, FL 33135305-642-3870www.camacol.org

Miami Association of Realtors700 S Royal Poinciana Blvd, Suite 400Miami, FL 33166305-468-7000www.miamire.com

Miami-Dade Chamber of Commerce (MDCC)100 S Biscayne Blvd, 3rd FloorMiami, FL 33131305-751-8648www.m-dcc.org

Miami Finance Forum (MFF)877-336-4264www.miamifinanceforum.com

NAIOP South Florida Chapter1500 W Cyress Creek Rd, Suite 406Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33309954-990-5116www.naiopsfl.org

World Trade Center Miami (WTCM)1007 N America Way, Suite 500Miami, FL 33132305-871-7910www.worldtrade.org

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CONSULAR GROUPSConsulate General of Antigua and Barbuda25 SE 2 Ave, Suite 300Miami, FL 33131305-381-6762www.ab.gov.ag

Consulate General of Argentina1101 Brickell Ave, North Tower, Suite 900Miami, FL 33131305-373-1889www.consuladoargentinoenmiami.org

Consulate General of The Bahamas100 N. Biscayne Blvd., Suite 900Miami, FL 33132305-373-6295

Honorary Consulate of Belgium990 Biscayne Blvd., Suite 701Miami, FL 33132305-600-0982www.diplobel.us

Brazil Trade Office (APEX)201 S. Biscayne Blvd., Suite 1200 Miami, FL 33131305-704-3500

Consulate General of Canada200 S Biscayne Blvd, Suite 1600Miami, FL 33131305-579-1600www.can-am.gc.ca/miami

Consulate General of Chile800 Brickell Ave, Suite 1200Miami, FL 33131305-373-8623www.chileabroad.gov.cl/miami/en/

Chile Trade Office (ProChile)800 Brickell Ave., Suite 900Miami, FL 33131305-374-0697www.prochile.gob.cl

Colombia Trade Office (ProColombia)601 Brickell Key Dr., Suite 608Miami, FL 33131305-374-3144www.procolombia.co

Consulate General of Costa Rica2730 SW 3 Ave, Suite 401Miami, FL 33129305-871-7485www.costarica-embassy.org

Consulate General of Dominican Republic1038 Brickell AveMiami, FL 33131305-358-3220www.domrep.com

Consulate General of France1395 Brickell Ave, Suite 1050Miami, FL 33131305-403-4150www.consulfrance-miami.org

Consulate General of the Federal Republic of Germany100 N Biscayne Blvd, Suite 2200Miami, FL 33132305-358-0290www.miami.diplo.de

Consulate General of Guatemala1101 Brickell Ave, Suite 603-SMiami, FL 33131305-679-9946www.consuladoguatemalamiami.org

Guatemala (Trade Office) Guatemalan Trade and Investment Office 1101 Brickell Ave., Suite 603 Miami, FL 33131 305-373-0322

Consulate General of Haiti259 SW 13 St #3Miami, FL 33130305-859-2004www.miami.consul.ht

Consulate General of Israel100 N Biscayne Blvd, Suite 1800Miami, FL 33132305-925-9400http://embassies.gov.il/miami

Consulate General of Jamaica 25 SE 2 Ave, Suite 609Miami, FL 33131305-374-8431www.jamaicacgmiami.org

Consulate General of Japan 80 SW 8 St, Suite 3200Miami, FL 33130305-530-9090www.miami.us.emb-japan.go.jp

Consulate General of Mexico1399 SW 1 AveMiami, FL 33130786-268-4900consulmex.sre.gob.mx/miami

PROMEXICO 1399 SW 1 Ave, 3rd Floor Miami, FL 33131 305-415-9360

Consulate General of the Kingdom of Netherlands701 Brickell Ave, Suite 500Miami, FL 33131786-866-0480miami.the-netherlands.org

Consulate of the Republic of Paraguay 25 SE 2 Ave, Suite 705Miami, FL 33131305-374-9090www.consulparmiami.org

Trade Commission of Peru1200 Brickell Ave., Suite 450Miami, FL 33131 786-483-3690

Honorary Consulate of Togo600 Brickell Ave, Suite 3800Miami, FL 33131305-371-4286www.togoconsulatemiami.com

Consulate General of Trinidad & Tobago1000 Brickell Ave, Suite 800Miami, FL 33131305-374-2199www.ttcgmiami.com

Consulate General of the Republic of Turkey80 SW 8 St, Suite 2700 Miami, FL 33130786-310-7583www.mfa.gov.tr

Consulate General of the United Kingdom1001 Brickell Bay Dr, Suite 2800 Miami, FL 33131305-400-6400www.ukinusa.fco.gov.uk

Bi-National Chambers of CommerceBritish American Business Council Miami333 SE 2nd Ave., Suite 3200Miami, Florida 33131305-347-4080www.babcmiami.com

French-American Chamber of Commerce100 Biscayne Blvd., Suite 1105Miami, FL 33132305-374-5000www.faccmiami.com

German American Business Chamber of South Florida Inc.100 N Biscayne Blvd, Suite 2100Miami, FL 33132305-371-4282www.gabc.us

Hong Kong Association of Florida2 Biscayne Blvd., Suite 1900Miami, FL 33131305-482-8434www.hkafl.org

Italy-America Chamber of Commerce Southeast999 Brickell Ave., Suite 1002Miami, FL 33131305-577-9868www.iacc-miami.com

Puerto Rican Chamber of Commerce of South Florida3550 Biscayne Blvd., Suite 306Miami, FL 33137(305) 571-8006 www.puertoricanchamber.com

Trinidad & Tobago South Florida Chamber of Commerce, Inc.1000 Brickell Ave, Suite 800Miami, FL 33131786-571-6990ttsfchamber.org

Uruguayan American Chamber of Commerce1395 Brickell Ave., Suite 800Miami, FL 33131800-820-0918www.uruguayanchamberusa.com

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