2125 Biscayne Boulevard is a five-story, approximately 63,000-square-foot office building in Miami's Edgewater neighborhood, now under new ownership and in the middle of a comprehensive repositioning. The program includes a new building identity and brand, together with the renovation of the lobby, elevator lobbies, corridors, restrooms, and shared common areas. Tenants leasing today are entering a building that will look and operate materially differently by Q2 2027. The property is one of the few remaining examples of Brutalist architecture on Biscayne Boulevard. Sculptural precast concrete shading elements wrap a floor-to-ceiling glass façade, delivering natural light to every floor and an address clients remember. The repositioning preserves that architectural character while bringing the interiors to current standards. Office suites range from approximately 2,400 square feet to full floors of roughly 12,600 square feet and can be demised to suit. Layouts accommodate private offices, open workspaces, conference rooms, and pantries, making the building a practical fit for professional services firms, creative studios, and companies graduating from coworking. Ground-floor retail, a private outdoor event terrace, and an on-site parking garage complete the offering, an assortment that is difficult to find in Edgewater's office inventory. Edgewater is among Miami's fastest-growing urban neighborhoods, with a dense mix of restaurants, cafés, fitness studios, and everyday services within walking distance. Margaret Pace Park and the Biscayne Bay waterfront are steps away, and Wynwood, the Design District, Midtown, Downtown, and Brickell are all minutes from the door, offering proximity to Miami's premier submarkets without their rents.