Lease roundup: Ockap Caviar restaurant to open at One Ocean in South Beach

Lease roundup: Ockap Caviar restaurant to open at One Ocean in South Beach


Ockap Caviar | Miami Beach 

Restaurant Ockap Caviar & Cuisine will open in Miami Beach’s South of Fifth neighborhood. 

Ockap leased 3,200 square feet at a commercial unit at the One Ocean condominium building at 1 Collins Avenue, according to the landlord’s broker. 

Sebastian and Fabio Faerman of FA Commercial represented the landlord. Jose Vidal of Cervera Real Estate represented the tenant. 

Ockap leased the space for $175 per square foot, marking a record for retail and dining space in the South of Fifth neighborhood, according to Sebastian Faerman. The tenant took space on the east portion of One Ocean that’s closer to the Nikki Beach day club that Boucher Brothers and Major Food Group will redevelop. 

Robert Rivani’s Miami-based Black Lion Investment Group owns the commercial space where Ockap will open. 

Ockap opened its first restaurant in Brickell in a 2,100-square-foot space at 1060 Brickell Avenue in Miami.

Legacy Wealth Advisors, NewCo Capital Group | Bay Harbor Islands  

A pair of financial services firms will move their headquarters to Terra’s The Well Bay Harbor Islands. 

Financial adviser Legacy Wealth Advisors will move into a 5,000-square-foot office on the building’s fourth floor from its current headquarters at 801 Brickell Avenue in Miami, according to a news release from The Well and the landlord’s broker. Fintech firm NewCo Capital Group will move into an 8,800-square-foot office on the second floor from its current office at 1801 Northeast 123rd Street in North Miami. 

Legacy is led by Eugene Frenkel, and NewCo is led by Albert Gahfi, their websites show. 

Kevin Gonzalez and Stephen Rutchik of Colliers represented Legacy Wealth. Tere Blanca and Danet Linares were part of the Blanca Commercial Real Estate that represented the landlord. 

David Martin’s Coconut Grove-based Terra is developing The Well at 1177 Kane Concourse in Bay Harbor Islands. It will consist of a five-story, 96,000-square-foot office building and an eight-story, 66-unit condo building. The health and wellness-focused project will include air and water purification systems, as well as rooftop amenities with meeting spaces and fitness programs. The condo building also will have 22,000 square feet of amenities, including an organic market. 

Former quarterback-turned-businessman Tom Brady preleased at The Well, where he will move his family office TEB Capital Management’s headquarters to an 8,400-square-foot space. Also, commercial real estate financier Dwight Capital preleased 23,000 square feet at the building. 

Construction is expected to be completed at The Well this fall, the release says.

The Corradino Group, Wemlo | Deerfield Beach 

Grover Corlew scored two tenants at its Hillsboro Center office campus in Deerfield Beach

Engineering and planning firm The Corradino Group leased 27,000 square feet at the six-story building at 600 West Hillsboro Boulevard, according to the landlord’s news release. Mortgage loan processor Wemlo, a Re/Max Holdings fintech subsidiary, leased 3,100 square feet at the same building, according to the landlord’s news release. 

Kathryn Gillespie of 15 Properties represented Corradino, and Candy Yeung of Re/Max Consultants Realty I represented Wemlo. Joe Freitas and John Criddle were part of the CBRE that represented the landlord. 

Miami-based Corradino will use the space as its command center for its work on the $1.3 billion Southwest 10th Street Connector project, a Florida Department of Transportation project to link the Sawgrass Expressway to I-95, the release says. Wemlo is expected to move from its Boca Raton office in February, according to a company representative. 

Boca Raton-based Grover Corlew owns the five-building Hillsboro Center. Led by Mark Corlew and Anuj Grover, the firm bought the office campus for $32.5 million in 2019, records show. 

The leases bring Hillsboro Center’s occupancy to 90 percent, the release says. 

Clawz Plushies Playground | Doral 

An interactive plush toy venue will open at Miami International Mall. 

Clawz Plushies Playground will open this Saturday at the mall at 1455 Northwest 107th Avenue, according to the landlord’s news release. The square footage the tenant leased wasn’t provided. 

Patrons can play games to win and trade plushies. 

Indianapolis, Indiana-based Simon Property Group owns the mall.

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