Apple plans to open a large office in Miami

Apple is continuing its global expansion with the opening of a new large office in Miami. According to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman, the company is leasing a 45,000-square-foot space in an office building located in the Miami area.

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Even with Apple already having an existing office in Miami, the planned opening of a new large office will be an important step in the company's development in the region.

The company's current office in the city is focused on advertising and servicing Latin American markets. The renovated space at The Plaza Coral Gables, which is currently under construction, will reflect Apple's strong commitment to the region and can serve as a base for new initiatives.

By strengthening its presence in Miami, Apple is among a number of companies choosing South Florida for their projects. This region is becoming increasingly attractive to tech giants, including Amazon and Microsoft, which are also expanding their operations here. In addition, Apple's plans to open a new retail store in Miami Worldcenter demonstrate a strategic approach to business development in the city centre.

This update in Miami fits in with Apple's broader expansion strategy around the world. The company already has major campuses in California, Washington, D.C., Texas and is building a new one in Raleigh, North Carolina. With major investments in diverse markets such as Singapore, Germany, Ireland and Shanghai, Apple is reaffirming its commitment to further growth and innovation in the global marketplace.

Source: MacRumors