Sublease availability in Miami is concentrated in older Class B and lower-tier Class A stock; trophy assets like Brickell clear quickly even when the broader market shows 11.8% vacancy.
sublease">Sublease availability in Miami is concentrated in older Class B and lower-tier Class A stock; trophy assets like Brickell clear quickly even when the broader market shows 11.8% vacancy.
In Miami, sublease availability concentrates in the older Class A and Class B segments — not in trophy product. Vacancy across the broad Class A index is 11.8%; the trophy tier in Brickell is structurally tighter.
Subleases trade at a discount, but you inherit the prime tenant's term, get limited or no TI, and live with whatever fit-out">fit-out exists. For occupiers under a 24-month horizon, that tradeoff usually wins. For multi-year HQs, direct deals with rent-free and TI almost always produce better effective economics.
Look for direct deals with the landlord at sublease commencement (a "bypass" structure) — landlords will sometimes write a fresh long-term lease to take a problem space off the prime tenant's books. Modified-gross structures dominate; 7-10 year terms are common. Free rent of 6-12 months and TI of $80-$140/sqft typical on a 10-year deal. Personal guarantees common for sub-investment-grade tenants.
| city | Miami |
|---|---|
| country | United States |
| region | Americas |
| classARentLocal | 78 USD/sqft/yr |
| classARentUsd | $78/sqft/yr |
| vacancy | 11.8% |
| typicalLeaseYears | 7 |
| typicalRentFreeMonths | 9 |
| submarkets | 5 |
| primeYieldPct | 5.4% |
Reviewed by Miriam Hollander — Lead market analyst. Last updated 2026-04-15. See our methodology and editorial standards.