Tech Company Plans World HQ Expansion In Downtown Miami, With 4,000 Employees

A global technology company is planning to expand in downtown Miami with thousands of new high-paying jobs.

For now, the name of the company is being kept under-wraps as part of a job incentive application, under the code name “Project Xray.”

The company is described as a leading provider of software solutions for IT professionals.

It already has 820 jobs in Miami, which are expected to be maintained.

Starting in 2023, the company wants to add 3,400 new employees in Miami, at an average wage of at least $107,000. Employee benefits with each job will be $13,000. Hiring is expected to be complete by 2025.

The proposal also calls for the construction or renovation of 101,871 square foot of space for a world headquarters office in downtown Miami. The company already has 144,024 square feet of existing space here.

The total capital investment for buildout of the office is estimated at $16,299,360.

The company has applied for around $4.5 million in job and other incentives from Miami-Dade County, subject to verification of the commitments being fulfilled.

Miami-Dade commissioners are scheduled to have a hearing on the incentives on February 21.

 

69 Comments
most voted
newest oldest
Inline Feedbacks
View all comments
Antennae
1 month ago

Hands down best news of the day.
Glad to hear it didn’t go to Doral or Miramar. Even cruise companies have moved there. I don’t understand the logic but….

Azarius
1 month ago

Cheaper office space

As good as it gets
1 month ago

Views of the Palmetto or I-75 vs. Biscayne Bay and a gorgeous skyline not worth the savings.

Azarius
1 month ago

It is when office views don’t = profits

Daniel Frolich
1 month ago

Health and well being of employees = more productivity = profits

Downtown also puts you close to a bunch of other companies

Anonymous
1 month ago

If you’re including the financial district Brickell in downtown, agree. Northern downtown reminds me of midtown in NYC.

Lol
1 month ago

This is the absolute dumbest take I’ve read all week lol Nancy in accounting being happier about her view doesnt make up for $80 PSF+ rents, ESPECIALLY for larger space occupiers like cruise companies.

Azarius
1 month ago

These are the types of agreements that push Miami forward! 3,400 we’ll paid jobs in two years is Awesome!!

Anonymous
1 month ago

Wow. Now that’s something to celebrate. We surely need more high paying jobs in Miami. I hope it will be at Miami Worldcenter!

Anonymous
1 month ago

Isn’t it Flagler supposed to become a Tech Hub?🙄

Mark
1 month ago

That would be the innovation district planned for little Haiti

One more lane bro
1 month ago

None of them are going to Miamians. Not that this comment section cares.

Old Miami New Again
1 month ago

They aren’t excluding Miamians. Miamian stupidity excludes them. I’m happy we are importing 3,400 intelligent human beings! That’s how we change Miami for the better. 😂

Anonymous
1 month ago

And hopefully they bring their civic values with them. Miami can use not only more intelligence, but a lot more culture.

Melo is sigma and Chad
1 month ago

Who could they be, I’m in IT and would love to look at the options.

Miami Property Owner
1 month ago

Great news for our property values! Looks like the demand for condos in the Urban Core will keep soaring.

Anonymous
1 month ago

And so will our real estate taxes

Anonymous
1 month ago

Great! We need more public improvements to infrastructure and community spaces. If that’s what it takes show us the dotted line… actually show us the improvements and we will have the money set aside on deposit.

Anonymous
1 month ago

Not for primary residences. SOH caps it at 3% or less increases. That’s not skyrocketing.

Anonymous
1 month ago

Agree! People working in the CB District are only one stop from Brickell and have a few train options to take to the office.

anonymous
1 month ago

Just the beginning

Anonymous
1 month ago

Kaseya?

Anonymous
1 month ago

Bingo!

My guess
1 month ago

Kaseya???

Anonymous
1 month ago

We need big pharma in Miami. Most of them are in NJ but our low taxes could be a game changer for them to relocate

The Truth
1 month ago

No chance. Our taxes may be lower but our intelligence and skills are far, far lower.

Melo, the true giga chad
1 month ago

its gonna be Salesforce…

BUDA
1 month ago

I’m guessing AWS, I’d like new high-and developments on the western front of Brickell if I am right please.

Anonymous
1 month ago

Please make it be Apple so they can also rename the arena in Apple Arena!!

Anonymous
1 month ago

You consider Apple an IT company?

Anonymous
1 month ago

Yes

Anonymous
1 month ago

🤦‍♂️

Melo, the true giga chad
1 month ago

you think apple has 4000 employees?

Anonymous
1 month ago

Good day for news today!!!

Lurker
1 month ago

Salesforce?

Name is
1 month ago

Send them back to Crappyfornia, Miami doesn’t need them.

Vancouverism
1 month ago

cybersecurity firm with latin flavor

Anon
1 month ago

Anyone know what company?

Anonymous
1 month ago

The CEO of the company does

La Mala
1 month ago

It’s the year of “efficiency” and “profitability” that’s all I’ve heard this Earnings Season. They sure have deep pockets.

Anonymous
1 month ago

this is fantastic development…im sure one of many more announcements to come…but…while this is so very great to see… without meaningful IMMEDIATE relief to transit….this may all be meaningless if we cant provide quality of life …and our roadways cannot handle whats coming our way….

Miami Winning
1 month ago

Give it a rest on transit, and embrace the good news without constant obsession on transit. If things were that bad, there wouldn’t be that much growth here. I agree, we need to constantly strive for better public transit, but welcome to a large growing City. We don’t live in Star Trek with transporters.

Anonymous
1 month ago

^^This 100%

Azarius
1 month ago

Ppl also don’t realize most the ppl who work/visit downtown area don’t stay with in transit routes, and it inconvenience them to try to ride transit when they have cars. There’s a lot of downsides to public transit that ppl don’t like to address. Now I’m all for public transit but it’s not for everyone!

Anon
1 month ago

You’re so so close to getting it…..

Don
1 month ago

It’s because we don’t have enough luxury development near transit routes, and we need to upgrade the transit system.

Anonymous
1 month ago

youre wrong about if things were bad there wouldnt be growth…..as long as developers make campaign contributions the elected leaders care nothing about roads and transit…so there will in fact be growth

Anonymous
1 month ago

developers would care nothing about developing if they did not see the growth

Anonymous
1 month ago

Developers see bottom lines in the project not the big picture. We need an active civic community and leaders to keep an eye on the bigger picture.

Anonymous
1 month ago

As if the community at large and political bozos know more about the “big picture” than the guy laying down his own money.

Anon
1 month ago

I don’t people should give it a rest. People should be screaming. This city has promised rail lines to it’s constituents, started construction, and then just completely abandoned them. I’ve never seen something like that in another U.S. city and it’s a slap in the face to tax payers.

Anonymous
1 month ago

Rail lines cannot be delivered as promised without raising more tax revenue. The county (NOT the city) made promises it couldn’t deliver on. That’s the real deal.

Anonymous
1 month ago

Facts get downvoted here. This place is an echo chamber only.

Tax the cyclists too for their bike lanes.
1 month ago

Things are more difficult than it seems in a bubbling major metro area to expand public transit. It is much more expensive than you can imagine just securing public rights of ways. They also lose money indefinitely and require a constant subsidy from the taxpayers. I am not saying we shouldn’t invest in public transit, but people speak as if it is a simple as snapping your fingers.

Anon
1 month ago

We already do tax cyclists. They own the property above those lanes.

Anonymous
1 month ago

Here comes Amazon finally❤️

Anonymous
1 month ago

“software solutions for IT professionals”

not Amazon

ParkingHater
1 month ago

Not that I think it’s Amazon but you realize they are the biggest provider of cloud services right

Anonymous
1 month ago

They’re already in Coral Ganles and have a huge office. They probably want out of failing cold Seattle and their colleagues love it here

Jeopardy.
1 month ago

What is Amazon Web Services, Alex.

Anonymous
1 month ago

Facebook??

Anonymous
1 month ago

“software solutions for IT professionals”, not “my Aunt Edna took pics of her lunch at Chipolte”

The metash1t
1 month ago

No! And we hope Mark Suckerberg stays on Crappyfornia

brosef
1 month ago

So…we’re giving tax dollars to a private company to remodel an office to hire people who will likely be out of towners?

Anonymous
1 month ago

3400 out of towners??????????????????

Anonymous
1 month ago

Or else they go elsewhere

Anonymous
1 month ago

Who are you? AOC? We want to incentivize companies to come here, not run them away!

Melo is sigma and Chad
1 month ago

They hire alot of locals as well, I was one of the locals who got hired two years ago when a firm moved down here. The amount of money the employees will spend at lunch, dinner and catering supporting local restaurants will generate 4.5 million alone within a year.

Bruce
1 month ago

Not sure about the details but it sounds like a good investment because the new workforce will become locals, buy property, pay taxes replenishing, and reinvest in new businesses.