Plans Unveiled For Boutique Office Space At Midtown Tampa

TAMPA, FL — Showcasing the latest design in office and retail space in the center of a $500 million mixed-use project, Bromley Companies unveiled updated plans and new renderings for The Loft at Midtown Tampa.

As part of the massive master-planned Midtown Tampa development, the three-story, 70,000-square-foot, stand-alone building will feature ground-floor retail space with creative office space on the second and third floors.

“We’re excited to introduce this unique office concept for tenants who may be looking for space outside the more conventional office landscape,” said Nicholas Haines, CEO of Bromley Companies. “The way companies do business is ever-evolving and diversifying, and with The Loft, Midtown Tampa will be able to offer the ideal space to attract and provide a fantastic environment for their employees.”

With its modern design, 15-foot ceilings, skylights, outdoor terrace and interior work layout, the space is intended to spark collaboration and creativity. With its unique façade, The Loft features high-tech security and state-of-the-art technological capabilities.

Next door is the Aloft and Element Hotel and meeting space, as well as almost 400 apartments, which will create a pedestrian experience.

“The Loft has flexible floor plates, providing opportunities for a wide variety of tenants to locate their business in this highly desirable central location,” said Robin Bishop, senior director with Cushman & Wakefield and Midtown Tampa’s office leasing agent. “The space is designed for flexibility as a multi-use building, and could also suit a single tenant in need of both office and retail space.”

The Loft at Midtown will add an alternative boutique office option to the three traditional office towers already announced for Midtown Tampa, which will total 750,000 square feet. Construction on the first tower, Midtown One, is currently underway, with completion expected in 2021.

Midtown Tampa is the first mixed-use project of its kind in Tampa and the catalyst for a new district connecting Westshore and downtown.

Midtown Tampa will deliver 1.8 million square feet of retail, residential, Class A office, entertainment and hospitality. Already, Midtown Tampa has announced REI, Whole Foods Market, Crescent Community’s Novel multifamily residential, True Food Kitchen, Burtons Grille & Bar, Ponte Group Restaurant, F45 Training, Aloft and Element Hotels developed by Concord Hospitality, and Midtown One office tower.