MIAMI—Wells Fargo Center is on a leasing role, signing its fifth tenant this year. ARCA Capital Investments has inked a 4,418-square-foot lease at the Downtown Miami office tower.  

Ryan Holtzman of Taylor & Mathis represented MetLife, the owner of Wells Fargo Center. Andrew Easton of Jones Lang LaSalle negotiated the lease transaction on behalf of ARCA, a wealth management financial services firm.

ARCA is relocating to Downtown Miami from Miami Beach. Taylor reports year-to-date leasing activity at the building has exceeded 50,000 square feet.

“Interest in Wells Fargo Center has come from a diverse corporate base,” says Taylor's Brian Gale, who spearheads leasing efforts for the Miami office building. “This year we've leased space to a financial services firm, law firm, business school and two real estate firms, a high-end executive suite operation and a top brokerage firm.”

Wells Fargo Center is a 750,000-square-foot class A office tower one city block off Interstate 95 and south of the Brickell Bridge. Tenants include Wells Fargo Bank, Greenberg, Traurig, Deloitte, McDermott, Will & Emery, and Littler Mendelson PA. The office building shares a site with the first of its kind JW Marriott Marquis hotel and the first Hotel Beaux Arts, a new hotel of Marriott International luxury group.

“ARCA Capital Investments chose Wells Fargo Center as the permanent location of our offices,” says Indra Campbell, president and CEO of ARCA. “We regard Wells Fargo Center as the premier office space for South Florida, and it provides the most value for the applicable lease rates. The amenities of the office building and the adjacent JW Marriott Marquis are truly exceptional. The location, facilities and staff of both the office building and the hotel dovetail nicely with our desire to provide concierge service to the ultra high net worth clients.”