16410 19Th Ave North Miami Beach, FL 33162
This exceptional 10,582 square foot creative office and coworking space, located at 16410 NE 19th Ave in North Miami Beach, Florida, 33162, presents a unique opportunity. Built in 1960 and classified as Class C, this multi-tenant property in Miami-Dade County offers a light-filled interior perfect for content creation. The customizable layout allows for flexible studio configurations, catering to diverse creative needs. High ceilings contribute to a spacious and inspiring atmosphere. Ample parking is available, ensuring convenient access for both staff and clients. The property's professional ambiance and modern amenities provide an ideal setting for fostering creativity and collaboration. This North Miami Beach location offers a vibrant and accessible environment for businesses seeking a dynamic workspace. The property's adaptable design makes it suitable for a variety of creative ventures, from photography and videography to design and digital media production. Its strategic location within Miami-Dade County provides easy access to major transportation routes and local amenities. This is an excellent opportunity to secure a well-situated and versatile creative workspace in a thriving South Florida market.
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