Restaurant Brands International, which owns the Burger King, Popeyes, Firehouse Subs and Tim Hortons brands, is expanding its Miami office footprint with the help of a subsidiary of a French cosmetics giant.
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The Canadian fast-food holding company will take the entire second floor at 6100 Waterford District Drive, spanning 43K SF, from L'Oréal, Bisnow has learned.
The lease was first made public in Savills' fourth-quarter office report, and an RBI spokesperson confirmed the deal in a statement Tuesday.
RBI's new office space is within the 250-acre Waterford Business District. It represents an expansion in the sprawling office park — the company's corporate headquarters and Burger King's corporate office are located at 5707 Waterford Drive. RBI also has corporate offices in Toronto, Singapore and Zug, Switzerland.
“As we continue to grow our business in the US and globally, we are expanding our restaurant support centers in Miami to allow each of Burger King and Popeyes to have dedicated space — just down the street from each other,” an RBI representative said in a statement.
The spokesperson added that RBI plans to renovate the space.
The space used to serve as the headquarters of Parbel, a perfume and cosmetics subsidiary of L’Oréal. The company renewed its lease at the four-story, 163K SF office in 2019, Commercial Search reported at the time.
The lease term ends in August 2027, according to a JLL marketing brochure provided to Bisnow. The space has 233 workstations, 31 collaboration rooms and 10 open collaboration areas, according to the brochure.
L’Oréal did not respond to a request for comment.
JLL brokers Ryan Levy and Iker Belauste, who represented L’Oréal in the deal, declined to comment. Colliers' Jake Freeman and Jonathan Kingsley, who represented RBI in the deal, also declined to comment.
While it was unclear when the cosmetics company began marketing the space, the deal was one of the largest signed in the last quarter of 2025, according to Savills.
Roib Waterford LLC acquired the office building in 2021, along with two neighboring office buildings at 6303 Blue Waterford District Drive and 6505 Waterford District Drive, from MetLife for $110M, according to records provided by Vizzda.
The LLC is registered to Reggie Bell and Rajib Das. Bell, who is CEO of real estate investment company RealOp, and Das, CEO of merchant bank Lexington Park Group, didn't respond to requests for comment.
While Brickell, Wynwood and Miami Beach have captured much of the attention in Miami's office market, the area surrounding Miami International Airport has emerged as a budget option for companies.
Miami’s office asking rents were $63.06 per SF in the fourth quarter, according to Savills. In the Airport West market, specifically, asking rents were $40.58 per SF.
UPDATE, JAN. 8, 12:25 P.M. ET: The story has been updated to include Colliers broker Jake Freeman, who worked on the deal on behalf of RBI.
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