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The Miramar Trade Center is a mixed-use office and retail complex located in the Miramar district of Havana, Cuba, spanning six buildings with about 56,000 square meters of net rentable space. Developed from 1999 to 2006 through a joint venture between Corporación CIMEX S.A. and CEIBA Investments Ltd., it anchors Havana's emerging business district opposite the Meliá Habana Hotel, between Avenues 3ra and 5ta and Streets 70 and 80.

The tenant mix combines approximately 150 office tenants, including travel agencies and airline offices, with ground-floor retail such as pharmacies, restaurants, cafeterias, appliance stores, grocery markets, and jewelry shops, making it Cuba's largest shopping center.

Market position benefits from Miramar's affluent, diplomatic neighborhood, attracting expatriates, business professionals, and upper-middle-class locals amid gradual economic reforms.

Leasing advantages include flexible spaces from 50 to 7,000 square meters per floor, covered parking for 200 cars, and high visibility along major avenues, ideal for international retailers testing the Cuban market. However, challenges arise from limited consumer spending due to economic constraints, currency controls, and U.S. embargo impacts, resulting in moderate footfall focused on essentials rather than luxury.

Occupancy remains strong in completed phases, but unrealized expansion plans and regulatory barriers for foreign leases introduce uncertainty.

Accessibility via 5th Avenue supports local traffic, though public transport limitations and competition from informal vendors affect performance.

Overall, it suits niche retailers in services and daily goods, with risks tied to political and market volatility.

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Hours of Operation

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Monday10:00 AM — 09:00 PM
Tuesday10:00 AM — 09:00 PM
Wednesday10:00 AM — 09:00 PM
Thursday10:00 AM — 09:00 PM
Friday10:00 AM — 10:00 PM
Saturday10:00 AM — 10:00 PM
Sunday11:00 AM — 06:00 PM
Holiday Hours

Hours may vary on public holidays. Check with individual stores for specific holiday schedules.

Avenida 3ra entre Calles 76 y 80, Havana, Cuba

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Demographics and Accessibility

Miramar Trade Center draws from an affluent demographic in the Playa municipality, including diplomats, expatriates, and higher-income Cuban professionals, with a residential profile supporting targeted retail. Accessibility along 5th Avenue facilitates vehicle and pedestrian traffic, enhanced by proximity to hotels and offices, though limited public transit and urban congestion in Havana constrain broader footfall. Estimated daily visitors rely on local office workers and residents, positioning it for steady but not high-volume retail performance amid Cuba's transport challenges.

Tenant Mix and Occupancy

The complex features a balanced tenant mix of offices (150 firms like airlines and agencies) and retail (pharmacies, groceries, dining, appliances), fostering synergy between business and consumer traffic. Occupancy in Phases I and II is near full, reflecting demand in Havana's limited premium space market, but retail categories show saturation in essentials with weaker luxury segments. This setup advantages complementary leasing, though economic factors limit expansion and tenant diversity.

Market Factors and Lease Risks

Havana's retail market faces saturation in basic goods and low consumer spending, with Miramar Trade Center competing against informal markets and smaller centers like Plaza Carlos III. Lease terms, managed by the joint venture, offer negotiated rents suited to strategic tenants, but lack public data on levels; advantages include stable occupancy, while risks encompass political instability, regulatory hurdles for foreigners, and aging infrastructure in Cuba's context, potentially impacting long-term viability.

Building Details

Property Type
Mixed-Use
Gross Leasable Area
55,600
Year Built
2003
Parking Spaces
300
Average Monthly Footfall
41,667
Owner
Inmobiliaria Monte Barreto S.A.
Anchor Tenants
Various international firms and retail stores including Cafeteria Amelia, Casa del Vino

Detailed Market Analytics

Primary Catchment Area
5 km radius
Secondary Catchment Area
20 km radius
Catchment area population
2,100,000 People
Population growth rate
-0.2 %
Median age
45 Years
Household size
3.2 Persons per household
Education level (tertiary)
25.0 %

Median household income
6,000 USD per year
Unemployment rate
2.5 %
Cost of living index
120 Index (US=100)

Retail spending per capita
1,200 USD per year
Spending on apparel
200 USD per capita per year
Spending on groceries
600 USD per capita per year
Spending on electronics
100 USD per capita per year

Annual foot traffic
500,000 Visitors
Dwell time
45 Minutes
Conversion rate
15.0 %
Sales per square meter
500 USD per year

Number of retail stores
20 Stores
Anchor tenant presence
Yes
Competitor density (same category)
Low
Tenant diversity
Medium
Unique Concepts
5 Unique outlets

Gross Leasable Area
55,600 sqm
Number of Levels
5 Floors
Average rent per square meter
200 USD per year
Vacancy rate
10.0 %
Lease term flexibility
Medium
Available retail space
5,000 sqm

Proximity to main roads
Direct
Public transport access
High
Parking spaces
300 Spaces
Pedestrian traffic
Medium

E-commerce competition
Low
Click-and-collect adoption
5.0 %
Internet penetration
60.0 %

Retail crime rate
Low
Security measures
High

Promotional events
10 Events per year
Loyalty program penetration
Low
Digital signage presence
Medium

Projected foot traffic growth
2.0 %
New tenant pipeline
5 Potential tenants
Mall expansion plans
Phased
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