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title: "Miami — Class A Atlas Office Index #118"
description: "Miami leads on transit access (89/100) and lags on sustainability (18/100) — Class A asking rent 78 USD/sqft/yr at 11.8% vacancy."
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> Miami leads on transit access (89/100) and lags on sustainability (18/100) — Class A asking rent 78 USD/sqft/yr at 11.8% vacancy.

## TL;DR

- Cost efficiency: 72/100
- Talent depth: 78/100
- Sustainability: 18/100
- Transit access: 89/100
- Lease flexibility: 51/100

# Miami — Office Index #118

**Composite 63.8 / 100.** Miami leads on transit access (89/100) and lags on sustainability (18/100) — [Class A](/glossary/class-a) asking rent 78 USD/sqft/yr at 11.8% vacancy.

## Sub-scores

| Dimension | Score | Why|

| Cost efficiency (weight 25%) | 72/100 | Class A asking rent 78 USD/sqft/yr; lower asking rent scores higher within the 30–200 USD Tier-1 band.|
| Talent depth (weight 25%) | 78/100 | Editorial talent-pool index of 78/100 reflects white-collar density and inbound migration.|
| Sustainability (weight 15%) | 18/100 | Share of Miami Class A stock with named ESG certification (LEED / breeam">BREEAM / WELL) blended with current vacancy as a proxy for stock turnover.|
| Transit access (weight 15%) | 89/100 | Average tier strength of 5 Class A submarkets blended with rail/metro coverage in submarket commute notes.|
| Lease flexibility (weight 20%) | 51/100 | Typical 9 months rent-free on a 7-year term; longer rent-free and shorter terms score higher.|

## Related

- [**Miami — full city profile**](/cities/miami)
- [**Embeddable rank widget**](/embed/index-rank/miami)
- [**Embeddable city summary**](/embed/city/miami)
- [**Office Index — full ranking**](/research/office-index)

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Citation: Source: Class A Atlas (https://classa.info/research/office-index/miami), updated 2026-05-29T16:17:29.065Z.