9743-9809 72Nd St Miami, FL 33173
This exceptional retail investment opportunity presents itself in the form of the Shoppes of Sunset, a vibrant strip center ideally situated at 9743-9809 SW 72nd Street in Miami, Florida, 33173. Located in Miami-Dade County, this property boasts a total building area of 21,784 square feet and comprises two suites. Currently, there is 4,915 square feet of vacant space available, offering a unique chance for expansion or new tenancy. The minimum divisible space is 975 square feet, while the maximum contiguous space available is 3,940 square feet, providing flexibility for a variety of businesses. The Shoppes of Sunset is characterized by its diverse tenancy, encompassing a mix of service, retail, and restaurant establishments, reflecting the dynamic nature of its densely populated surrounding area. This property presents a compelling investment prospect for those seeking a foothold in Miami's thriving commercial real estate market. The property's strategic location and the availability of sizable, flexible spaces make it an attractive option for both established businesses and new ventures. The existing tenant mix suggests a strong foundation for future growth and profitability. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a well-positioned retail property in a high-demand area.
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Alvarez, Aiguesvives & Assoc Department Store
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Shoppes of Sunset Shopping Center & Mall
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Mortage Bankers Bank Loan Service
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Olivia Beauty Salon Hair Salon Nail Salon
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