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Class A, B, or C retail? Here’s what actually impacts rent, leverage, and landlord concessions in Miami.

At Miami Worldcenter you’re surrounded by Class A tenants like Ray-Ban and Vines BlowDry — premium brands that set the tone for the entire leasing cycle. The earlier you enter, the more negotiating power you have. The later you enter, the fewer concessions you’ll get.

Meanwhile, places like Bayside are 97% occupied, which means almost no negotiable TI, free rent, or flexible terms.

So when we model spaces for Stone & Tile Studio, we compare:

• Class A prestige vs flexibility
• Class B foot traffic vs rent levels
• Class C affordability vs buildout costs
• TI, free rent, and launch runway
• Lease-up cycle timing (the real leverage point)

Understanding why landlords move the way they do determines what price you pay — and how fast you can get to revenue.

🔗 Full video on YouTube: We break down retail rent math, TI negotiation strategies, and Miami’s public vs private leasing dynamics.

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