One Kane tops out: waterfront offices with private boat slips in Bay Harbor Islands
· Under construction, topped out
One Kane is a seven-story waterfront office building under construction in Bay Harbor Islands, developed by Taubco and Landau Properties. It has just reached its full height, with private boat slips for tenants and completion targeted for early 2027.
The headline
Full height, finish line in 2027
One Kane has topped out at 9551 East Bay Harbor Drive, Florida YIMBY reported on October 17, 2026. The seven-story office building by Taubco and Landau Properties is targeting completion at the end of the first quarter or early in the second quarter of 2027.
Plans include six office floors, each with a private terrace, eight private yacht slips with a dockmaster, a ground-floor restaurant by New York’s BondST and a planned rooftop bar over the waterway. These are plans; the building is not open yet.
- Address
- 9551 East Bay Harbor Drive, Bay Harbor Islands, on the Indian Creek waterway
- Type
- Class A offices (not residential)
- Height
- 7 stories
- Size
- About 126,000 sq ft, according to October 2026 reporting (earlier reports said 125,000)
- Developers
- Taubco and Landau Properties
- Architect
- Revuelta Architecture; contractor Civic Construction
- Planned features
- Private terraces, 8 yacht slips with a dockmaster, BondST restaurant, rooftop bar
- Status
- Topped out (reported October 17, 2026); completion targeted for late Q1 or early Q2 2027
Why it matters · Our view
Most new offices rise in Brickell and Downtown. One Kane is a boutique alternative next to Bal Harbour, for businesses that want to work near where their owners live, and its boat access is rare for an office building.
Still to be confirmed
The exact size, to be confirmed by the developers; the exact completion date; leasing.
Sources
- Florida YIMBY, October 17, 2026 (opens in a new tab) (topping out, features, schedule)
- Landau Properties — One Kane (opens in a new tab)
- Taubco (opens in a new tab)
Want to know more?
Ask Cathy Mai Phung, founder and editor-in-chief of Miami Reimagined and Miami real estate advisor.