The Bromley Companies and Ram Announce Joint Venture Investment at Midtown Tampa

The approximately 186,000-square-foot retail component at Midtown Tampa is anchored by Whole Foods Market, REI, Ponte, and Sephora and serves as the commercial core of the broader 20-acre development.

The Bromley Companies (“Bromley”) and Ram Realty Advisors (“Ram”) today announced the formation of a joint venture related to the retail component at Midtown Tampa, one of Tampa Bay’s premier mixed-use destinations.

Midtown Tampa has emerged as a thriving, fully integrated mixed-use development, supported by a nearly fully leased Class A office campus and a diverse roster of leading employers, including TECO Energy, Booz Allen Hamilton, TeamViewer, and Energy Insurance Mutual (EIM). As the project matures and its daytime population continues to grow, Bromley and Ram will collaborate to ensure the retail offering evolves in a way that complements the office, residential, and hotel components of the development, as well as the surrounding neighborhoods.

Ram is a real estate investment management firm with a dedicated retail platform focused on high-quality, grocery-anchored assets throughout Florida and the Southeast. The partnership brings together Bromley’s long-term stewardship of the project with Ram’s institutional retail investment platform to further advance the property’s long-term positioning within the broader mixed-use environment.

“Midtown Tampa has always been envisioned as a long-term, generational development,” said Nicholas Haines, CEO of The Bromley Companies. “With a strong office foundation and a well-established community in place, this partnership with Ram allows us to build on that success and thoughtfully shape the next chapter of the retail experience. Ram’s market knowledge and strategic approach make them an ideal partner as Midtown continues to evolve.”

The approximately 186,000-square-foot retail component at Midtown Tampa is anchored by Whole Foods Market, REI, Ponte, and Sephora and serves as the commercial core of the broader 20-acre development. Midtown Tampa also includes luxury multifamily residences, hospitality offerings, and future phases planned to enhance density, connectivity, and walkability.

“Midtown Tampa represents the type of infill, grocery-anchored property that aligns closely with our retail strategy,” said Brian Maloney, Principal and Head of Retail at Ram. “Partnering with Bromley gives us the opportunity to build on an exceptional foundation and collaboratively advance a long-term vision for the retail that reflects the strength of the office population, the surrounding community, and Midtown’s role as a leading mixed-use destination.”

Together, The Bromley Companies and Ram are focused on supporting Midtown Tampa’s continued evolution as a premier mixed-use destination in the Tampa Bay region. The business plan for the retail component will emphasize enhancing long-term performance and positioning through a targeted merchandising strategy, thoughtful tenant curation, and continued refinement of the consumer experience, building on the strength of the existing tenant base and its integration within the broader mixed-use project.