Doorloop Relocates To Lincoln Place

Blanca Commercial Real Estate announced that Doorloop, an all-in-one property management program, has relocated to Lincoln Place.

The new tenant leased 8,142 square feet of office space in the building, taking up the entire second floor. The company relocated from 560 Lincoln Rd.

An 8-story mixed-use boutique building, Lincoln Place holds 139,887 square feet of Class A office space that combines high-end amenities with a prime location. Nestled in the heart of Miami’s historic district of South Beach, the boutique luxury building is located at 1601 Washington Avenue just steps away from the world-famous Lincoln Road, its upscale retail and restaurants, and Miami Beach’s only pedestrian mall, Lincoln Road Mall. Drawing inspiration from the Art Deco style of South Beach, Lincoln Place offers modern spec suites, an updated tenant lounge and conference center, ample parking, on-site retail, and food and beverage options that amplify the workplace experience.

Blanca Commercial Real Estate represented the landlord and the owner, Nightingale Properties. The leasing team was led by Chris Harak, Executive Vice President; alongside Sky Jones, Associate Vice President; and Tere Blanca, Chairman & CEO. Co-brokers Tyler De La Pena and Stephen Rutchik with Colliers represented the tenant.

Today, Miami Beach is a thriving corporate destination well-positioned to meet the rising short-term demand for office space. With new high-rise office developments in the CBD not expected to deliver until late 2025-2028, leasing activity has increased in Miami Beach as the immediate demand for quality office space remains strong. The continued residential and commercial development in the area including the new construction of Class-A office and mixed-use products has attracted high-quality tenants across the nation. Examples of new development occurring in Miami Beach include: A high-end office building underway with former Google CEO Eric Schmidt as lead investor is catering to the finance firms coming to town; a mixed-use development that integrates wellness components to complement its nearly 100,000 square feet of office and 53 luxury condominiums located at the northern end of Biscayne Bay adjacent to the Town of Surfside in Miami Beach.