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Constellation Group, in partnership with The Boschetti Group, celebrated the completion of 4225 Ponce, a new eight-story, boutique Class A office and retail development located at 4225 Ponce de Leon Blvd. in Coral Gables, during an exclusive unveiling event for VIP guests on Feb. 26.
Designed by internationally renowned architecture firm Arquitectonica, the 84,000-square-foot luxury office property reflects a broader evolution in workplace preferences that accelerated post 2020 – favoring smaller, design-forward office environments in suburban, amenity-rich districts with direct access to public transit. The property sits directly across from the Shops at Merrick Park and three blocks from the Douglas Station Metrorail.
The property is over 50 percent leased to high-profile tenants including UBS Group, which signed a long-term lease for 33,180 square feet spanning two floors in late 2024, and Enne, an internationally renowned luxury furniture brand whose flagship Miami showroom will occupy the property’s 6,000-square-foot ground-floor retail space. CBRE’s Cameron Tallon, Eric Groffman and Randy Carballo are leading the leasing effort.
4225 Ponce delivered amidst the continued migration of millionaire and billionaire business moguls from high-tax states to well-established, family-friendly residential enclaves like Coconut Grove, where smaller office properties are in high demand.
“4225 Ponce reflects the way today’s executives want to work,” said Eduardo Otaola, managing principal of Constellation Group. “Miami’s rapid growth in human capital and high-net-worth residents have created demand for a more curated office experience — one that prioritizes quality over scale. Today’s leaders are seeking environments that are intentional, discreet, and seamlessly connected to where they live and how they move throughout their day.”
“The overwhelming response to 4225 since opening in January confirms that the ‘flight to quality’ isn’t just a trend — it’s the new standard for Miami’s office landscape,” added CBRE’s Cameron Tallon. “We are seeing a specific ‘migration of wealth’ from cities such as New York, Chicago, and California, and these type of high-net-worth individuals and boutique firms prioritize privacy, service, and location.
“These tenants seek more than just a traditional space for a few offices and desks; they want an office that functions as a natural extension of their lifestyle and a space to entertain friends and clients,” Tallon continued. “4225 was thoughtfully designed and developed for this caliber of user. When the lease-up is complete, we believe 4225 will ultimately have one of the best tenant rosters in Miami.”
Located at 4225 Ponce de Leon Blvd., the property features four levels of boutique office space and a penthouse floor with views of Biscayne Bay, along with best-in-class amenities including private terraces, a covered pedestrian paseo with valet service, on-site structured parking, dedicated office elevators, and electric vehicle charging stations. Within an eight-minute walk of the Metrorail, 4225 Ponce offers seamless connectivity to Downtown Miami, Brickell, and beyond.
For more information, visit www.4225ponce.com.
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