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Quest Miami Tower-Working Inside Miami Tower Your Brand on Miamis Most Famous Skyline
Quest WorkspacesOct 22, 2026, 11:00:04 AM1 min read

Working Inside Miami Tower: Your Brand on Miami's Most Famous Skyline

Ask anyone to picture the Miami skyline and they will likely describe Miami Tower, the stepped, color-lit building at 100 SE 2nd Street. Quest Workspaces runs private offices, coworking, virtual offices, and meeting rooms on three floors of the tower, so a five-person firm can put that landmark on its business card in 2026.

At a glance

 

Address

Miami Tower, 100 SE 2nd Street, Miami, FL 33131

Building

47 stories, designed by I.M. Pei, completed 1987

Getting there

Between the SE 2nd St on-ramp and SE 3rd St off-ramp of I-95; short walk to Metromover and Brightline

Best for

Brand-driven firms: agencies, real estate developers, consultancies, media

Why does a landmark address matter for a small business?

Clients judge credibility in seconds. A building people already recognize, one that appears in TV shows, postcards, and the city's own marketing, does that work before you say a word. For a startup or boutique agency, the address is part of the pitch.

It also comes at a relative discount. Downtown Miami Class A space averaged $76.30 per square foot in Q2 2026, compared with $102.66 in Brickell, according to CBRE. A Quest private office replaces that per-foot math with one monthly fee.

How big is Quest's presence in Miami Tower?

Quest signed a 10-year, 40,820-square-foot lease across three floors of the tower, totaling about 173 seats (Commercial Observer). That scale means more office sizes in one building, so a team can grow from two desks to ten without changing its address.

What is it like to work there?

Offices look out over Biscayne Bay and Bayfront Park. The building has a fitness center and on-site deli, and its walkability is among the best Downtown. For content creators and agencies, Quest's Miami Tower space has also been used for photo and video shoots.

Frequently asked questions

Who designed Miami Tower? Pritzker Prize–winning architect I.M. Pei designed Miami Tower, completed in 1987.

Why does Miami Tower change colors? The tower's lighting changes for holidays, events, and causes, which is why it appears in so many skyline photos.

Can I hold a client presentation at Miami Tower? Yes. Quest rents boardrooms and conference rooms in Miami Tower by the hour or day.

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