1410 8Th St Homestead, FL 33033
SunnyLea Plaza presents a unique investment opportunity in Homestead, Florida's thriving commercial sector. This 26,000 square foot, newly constructed (2019) property sits on a 3-acre lot and offers four available restaurant spaces ranging from 1,193 to 3,500 square feet. The property boasts a highly desirable location, situated within one mile of Florida's Turnpike and US-1, ensuring excellent visibility and accessibility. Its prime frontage on Campbell Drive provides significant exposure to high traffic volume. The plaza is strategically positioned in the heart of Homestead's fastest-growing area, promising strong potential for future growth and high returns. The multiple tenancy structure allows for diverse business opportunities, catering to a variety of restaurant concepts. This is an exceptional chance to secure a foothold in a dynamic and expanding market. The property's modern construction and ample space offer significant flexibility for customization and tenant improvements. With its convenient location and substantial size, SunnyLea Plaza represents a compelling investment opportunity for discerning buyers seeking a high-impact commercial property in a rapidly developing area of South Florida. The property is classified as a free-standing, outparcel/pad, and storefront commercial building in Miami-Dade County.
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House of Tux (Bike/Boat/Book/etc) Store Clothing & Fashion Store
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