FAQ: Stream Realty Partners' Miami Expansion and Florida Growth

Summary
What is the main topic of this announcement?
Stream Realty Partners is expanding its Miami operations by leasing a new 8,000-square-foot office space in Citigroup Center, supporting its rapid growth in Florida.
Why is this expansion significant for Stream Realty Partners?
It triples the firm’s Miami footprint, accommodates over 50 professionals, and cements its long-term presence in South Florida, reflecting the momentum and growth achieved since launching in Florida in 2023.
Where is the new office located?
The new office is on the 30th floor of Citigroup Center at 201 S. Biscayne Blvd. in Downtown Miami, serving as the strategic hub for Stream’s Miami operations.
When will Stream move into the new space?
Stream is expected to move into the new office in the first quarter of 2026.
How has Stream’s Florida team grown recently?
Since launching in 2023, Stream Florida has grown from 6 to over 45 professionals across Miami, Tampa, and Orlando, attracting top talent and expanding service capabilities.
What services will be offered from the new Miami office?
The office will house professionals across tenant representation, landlord representation, capital markets, property management, construction management, and workplace strategy for both office and industrial sectors.
Who are the key leaders mentioned in this expansion?
Greg Katz, Executive Managing Director and Partner, and Shay Pope, Managing Director and Executive Vice President, are highlighted, along with industrial leaders Steve Medwin and Nick Wigoda.
What recent service expansions has Stream implemented in Florida?
Stream launched its Industrial Services division in early 2025, adding property management as a service line in Q2 2025, providing comprehensive solutions across the state.
How can someone contact Stream Florida for more information?
Contact Stream Florida at 305.351.0470 for further details.

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