Akara Partners' 39-story Kenect tower at Miami Worldcenter pairs compact apartments, with furnished options, with 20,000 sq ft of coworking in the same building. It's under construction and leasing dates haven't been announced.
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Kenect is Akara Partners' live-work brand: compact, well-designed private apartments with optional furnishing, hospitality-style service and resident events. It already runs buildings in Chicago, Nashville and Phoenix.
The Miami tower rises 39 stories inside Miami Worldcenter, with 450 residences, 20,000 square feet of coworking and 10,000 square feet of shops and restaurants. Perkins&Will designed it so your office, gym and apartment share an elevator bank.
Highlights
Smaller, efficient floor plans are the Kenect model. In its other cities that has meant lower rents than a conventional new one-bedroom nearby.
20,000 sq ft of real workspace in the building, not a lounge with a printer in the corner.
Furnished options mean you don't have to buy or ship a sofa to start your lease.
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FAQ
The tower is under construction at Miami Worldcenter. Leasing dates haven't been announced, and you'll be told as soon as they are.
At Kenect it means compact, well-designed private apartments with optional furnishing, shared amenity space and hospitality-style service. You get your own apartment, not a shared bedroom.
Miami pricing has not been released. Kenect's other markets start well under conventional new-construction rents for comparable locations.
Akara Partners, with architecture by Perkins&Will.
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450 residences with coworking downstairs, in the middle of Miami Worldcenter. We'll send rents and floor plans as soon as they're published.
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