Wynwood Plaza is loading up its NW 29th Street frontage with a tightly curated set of new neighbors, signing five street-level retail tenants that range from New York bagels to Cuban sandwiches and boutique fitness. Headlining the group are H&H Bagels and Miami favorite Sanguich, joined by a Megaformer fitness studio, a pet-care shop and a nail salon. Together, the new arrivals will fill roughly 5,650 square feet and are meant to cover everyday needs for residents and office workers who call the mixed-use campus home.
L&L Holding Company and Oak Row Equities confirmed the lineup, naming H&H Bagels, Sanguich, Megaformer Studio, S-Paw and Eternity Nail Salon as the incoming tenants. According to Florida YIMBY, the group will occupy about 5,650 square feet along NW 29th Street. H&H Bagels signed a 10-year lease for roughly 1,400 square feet, Sanguich will take about 1,350 square feet on a 10-year term, Megaformer Studio committed to 2,100 square feet under a 10-year lease, and both S-Paw and Eternity Nail Salon inked five-year deals for about 400 square feet each.
Who’s coming and what it means
H&H Bagels is set to bring a New York-style bagel counter to Wynwood, while Sanguich, already well known locally for its Cuban sandwiches, adds a quick, high-profile food option that is expected to appeal to both nearby residents and office workers, as reported by Axios. The street-level retail joins Luca Steak, a planned full-service Italian steakhouse from chef Giorgio Rapicavoli at the base of the office tower, and an office component anchored by Amazon. Industry reporting shows Amazon first committed roughly 50,333 square feet and later expanded its Wynwood footprint to about 75,000 square feet at the campus (Bisnow).
About the project
Wynwood Plaza is a roughly 1-million-square-foot mixed-use campus at 95 NW 29th Street that combines a 266,000-square-foot Class A office tower, 509 rental apartments and a half-acre public plaza with curated outdoor dining and retail. Developer materials and leasing brochures outline the project’s retail program and amenities, and note that residential move-ins began in mid-2025 while office and retail leasing continued to roll out (Wynwood Plaza).
Retail market context
Wynwood’s retail scene has been shifting toward higher asking rents and smaller, more curated concepts, a setup that tends to favor boutique shops and fast-casual food tenants over large-format stores. Coverage of the district’s rent dynamics and landlord strategies suggests the Wynwood Plaza leases follow a broader playbook that focuses on compact, everyday conveniences for a growing local daytime population (The Real Deal).
Leasing team and next steps
Tenant and landlord representatives on the deals included Bryan Lapidus for ownership, along with Frank Begrowicz and Greg Masin of Newmark on the leasing team. Tenant brokers included Karen Maerovitz of Katz & Associates for Sanguich and Ryan Tucker and Jeremy Modest of Ripco for H&H Bagels, according to Florida YIMBY. Developers and brokers say the new concepts are expected to open later in 2026 as the campus continues to fill its ground-floor space (Axios).
