8603 Dixie Hwy Miami, FL 33156
Kendall I Plaza offers a remarkable 128,871 square foot single-tenant office building ideally situated on South Dixie Highway (US 1), between the North and South Dadeland Metrorail stations. This prime location provides exceptional accessibility to major transportation arteries, including easy access to the Palmetto Expressway (SR-826) and Snapper Creek Expressway (SR-874) via Kendall Drive. The building boasts a luxurious marble lobby entrance and offers ample free parking for tenants and visitors. On-site professional maintenance and security ensure a safe and well-maintained environment. Flexible lease terms are available to accommodate various business needs. Adding to the convenience, the ground floor features established businesses such as Regions Bank and FedEx Office, providing added amenities for occupants and visitors. The property is zoned 6200 and its APN is 20-40-35-000-1203. This exceptional office space presents a unique opportunity for a single tenant seeking a prestigious and well-appointed location with unparalleled access to transportation and essential services. The building consists of one suite, making it an ideal space for a large organization or a company seeking a significant footprint in a high-demand area.
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Justin Newman, OMD Medical Clinic Alternative Medicine Practice
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Ideal Dental Association / Organization
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Maijerlyng Tabare, PTA Medical Clinic
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Barrios Neurosport Institute Medical Clinic
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First Legal, P.A. Law Firm
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