Related Group and East End Capital’s Wynwood Annex Class A office building has hit 100% occupancy as tech firm Ramp Financial and psychedelic health company Field Trip have signed new leases. DWNTWN Realty Advisor’s Tony Arellano and David Lerner represented the landlord in finalizing deals with Ramp Financial, a technology company that develops corporate cards designed to save money for businesses, and Field Trip, a health company that uses evidence-based, legal psychedelic therapies to help patients heal depression and feel better.

Ramp Financial is set to occupy 8,205 square feet on the fifth floor of the 215 NW 24th St. building. Tony Jones of Cushman & Wakefield represented Ramp Financial in the lease. Field Trip is leasing 7,474 square feet on the second floor of Wynwood Annex.

These new leases come on the heels of DWNTWN bringing three Silicon Valley tenants to Wynwood Annex. Venture capital giants Founders Fund, which includes PayPal Co-Founder Peter Thiel as a partner, Atomic and their e-commerce joint venture OpenStore signed leases for a total of more than 22,000 square feet at the building. Live Nation also occupies a floor of Wynwood Annex.

“We are proud of our role in curating Wynwood Annex with a roster of tenants who are truly changing the industries they operate in,” Arellano said. “Leaders of the technology and finance worlds who are relocating to Miami realize Wynwood is where they need to be. All of the complementary elements, such as arts and culture, fashion, experimental and service-oriented retail, dining, nightlife and residences, are already in place.”

Located in the core of Wynwood and just steps from prime neighborhood establishments such as Panther Coffee, Zak the Baker and KYU, Wynwood Annex has 60,000 square feet of rentable space and a generous parking ratio of four spaces per 1,000 square feet. With 12-to-18-foot ceiling heights and amenities including a brand-new fitness center, rooftop common area, outdoor conference space and private balconies, the building is perfectly suited for the tech and finance tenants it is attracting.