4615 72Nd Ave Miami, FL 33166
This exceptional 81,336 square foot office building, situated on a 3.54-acre lot in Miami, Florida (33166), offers flexible executive office space for lease. The property, classified as Class C and built in 1970, is zoned IU-2 and boasts a minimum divisible space of 800 square feet, with 800 square feet currently vacant. Ideally located at 4615 NW 72nd Ave, this multi-tenant building benefits from a highly visible location off Milam Dairy Road, experiencing daily traffic counts of 32,500 vehicles. Signage opportunities are available to enhance brand visibility. Its strategic position between the Palmetto Expressway (826) and East Okeechobee Road ensures unparalleled accessibility for employees and clients. This prime location in the desirable Miami Airport West submarket provides an excellent opportunity for businesses seeking to establish a presence or expand their operations in a thriving commercial area. The property offers a blend of convenience, visibility, and accessibility, making it an attractive option for a variety of businesses. The building's flexible layout caters to diverse business needs, offering a suitable environment for growth and success.
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