Simpro Group, a company in AI-powered field service solutions for commercial and residential trades, has selected One Downtown in Miami, Fla., as its new North America headquarters. As part of the lease agreement brokered by Tony Jones at Cushman & Wakefield, Simpro Group has secured exclusive signage rights for the tower.

The new headquarters anchors the company’s mission to deliver the AI-first operating platform that commercial contractors need to run profitable, efficient businesses.

“Miami is at the center of the modern economy — a place where ambition, innovation and global talent converge,” said Fred Voccola, chairman and CEO, Simpro Group. “It’s the perfect environment to gather the talent and resources needed to fulfill our mission. Commercial contractors — the plumbers, electricians, HVAC technicians and fire safety professionals — are the ‘second responders’ of our world. They keep our lights on, our hospitals running and our infrastructure reliable and safe. It’s unacceptable that these essential businesses are not as profitable as they should be, and we aim to change that.”

Voccola continued, “We are building the platform that residential and commercial trades businesses deserve. This is the largest working class in North America, and we are giving them the tools to double their profits, serve their customers better and operate with strength. Establishing our headquarters here allows us to scale with purpose to support the people who support our society. I look forward to seeing the Simpro logo on a tower in the Miami skyline — a visible reminder of our commitment to building the future of the trades.”

Francis Suarez, mayor of Miami, said, “Fred Voccola’s vision aligns perfectly with the spirit of Miami — fast, fearless and entrepreneurial. The city’s convergence of finance, technology and public-sector leadership makes it the perfect stage for this expansion.”

Voccola added, “Every dollar we invest in our growth is a dollar invested in the trades. We think this is a monster market, and we are bringing an intelligent platform to the commercial trades to ensure they remain the backbone of our economy.”

The first wave of staff is expected to move into the Miami office by February 2026.