Options Exchange Plans Miami Trading Floor In 2024

Plans are underway to open an options trading floor in Miami.

Miami International Holdings and its subsidiary MIAX said in a press release last month that it had filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission to open a new national securities exchange operating both electronically and with a physical trading floor for U.S. options.

The exchange is expected to begin electronic trading operations in the second quarter of 2024, followed by the opening of the physical trading floor in Miami in the second half of 2024, subject to SEC approval, the release said.

According to the SFBJ, MIAX recently leased 38,409 square feet of office space at the 545WYN building in Wynwood.

The company cited “Florida’s favorable personal and corporate income tax structure,” as a benefit. MIAX has its executive offices and National Operations Center in New Jersey, but also has an office in Brickell.

Physical trading floors are said to be used for more complex options trades.

 

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Anonymous
29 days ago

Wynwood is going to be Miami’s brooklyn in a couple of years

anon
29 days ago

right, both gentrified and former shells of themselves where an empanada will set you back $7

Anonymous
29 days ago

Gentrified is code for wealthier, safer, and more artsy so definitely yes

Anonymous
29 days ago

It’s called Little Puerto Rico

Anonymous
28 days ago

It was Little San Juan, but hasn’t been called that in years.

Anonymous
28 days ago

Former shell of itself almost 100 years ago, sure. Still far better than twenty or thirty years ago.

Anonymous
29 days ago

It reminds me of Williamsburg 20 years ago

Mr Bombo
27 days ago

People on here are sooo basic…saying nonsense all day long. You have no idea what makes up Brooklyn if you say that. Folks on here see a pizza joint open and say ‘this reminds me of the early Bronx!’ OMG. There is no way these folks are from NY. They work at a job there for a few years and go elsewhere acting like NY experts. Most of these folks had zero mouth when they were there but they think they can go to other states and rep.

Anonymous
29 days ago

Surprising it’s not in Brickell and even more surprising that it’s in Wynwood!

305 donk rider
29 days ago

that office is attracting big companies, PwC just went there too

Big Kahuna
22 days ago

And Sony just leased 60,000SF

Anonymous
29 days ago

They should open it in Miami, Brickell Financial District

Anonymous
29 days ago

It says the company already has an office in Brickell

Anon
29 days ago

That Wynwood market is red hot! Amazing all the growth we are seeing

WannaBeLandlord
28 days ago

Let’s be real Miami. The Chicago and NY trading floors are glorified event space at this point. You can literally rent the floor on Wall Street for a party. I do think its cool though that Miami is getting its due.

wanderer34
29 days ago

Shouldn’t such an exchange be in a financial district like Brickell and not in an artsy district like Wynwood? CBOT-CME is in the Loop in Chicago, and the NYSE, AMEX, and other exchanges is in Downtown Manhattan, so why not Brickell?

AbyNormal
29 days ago

It’s a product of Floorplate…545 has large contiguous floors with side core.

Anonymous
29 days ago

Yet no public transportation to the dense urban core… many new buildings in Brickell will have large floor plates.

AbyNormal
28 days ago

Other than the future OBCC by Swire/Related Cos, there are no 38ksf plates in the CBD area + Side Core (A+ buildings: 1450, WFC, 830, etc.) The typical Office in the CBD has a floor plate of 20-25k sf + Center core (37-45′ core to window). If you are looking at 830 they are much smaller – closer to 12-13k sf (with side core).

Anonymous
29 days ago

They could build larger HQs in the Riverside area west of Brickell.

Anonymous
28 days ago

True, more waterfront and nicer places to walk around. Maybe that’s next?

Anonymous
28 days ago

Apparently, you don’t understand zoning, because it’s a residential area, and rezoning is only going to bring more self-service storage facilities and drive-through restaurants.

Anonymous
28 days ago

Get out! Developers are dying to make it livable and more useful for more people there, and so are voters. There’s a ton of business use areas and we could easily change the zoning.

Anonymous
28 days ago

Wynwood would be better area for storage, it’s ugly land and no river or downtown access

305 donk rider
29 days ago

That office is hot, PwC just relocated there too

Hot
29 days ago

Not surprised one bit with all the companies we have seen relocate to Wynwood over the past few years

Anonymous
29 days ago

Companies? It’s all CBD shops and club restaurants.

Melo has a gig and hanging chad
28 days ago

Why did this idea take so long?? This should have been thought if in the late 60s-early 70s….but hey somebody still gonna give kickbacks to the commissioners for the construction job..

melo is the gig and hanging chad
28 days ago

why is this 2 decades too late…why didnt your business elites here in miami have the foresight for this endeavor???