13295 Dixie Hwy North Miami, FL 33161-4132
This exceptional mixed-use property, located at 13295 W Dixie Hwy in North Miami, Florida, presents a compelling investment opportunity. The 4,067 square foot building sits on a 0.17-acre lot (7,268 sq ft) and features a ground-floor retail storefront and two one-bedroom apartments on the second floor. Currently vacant, the property offers immediate occupancy for an owner-user or significant redevelopment potential. The favorable C-1 zoning allows for a wide range of commercial uses, including the possibility of constructing up to 100 residential units per acre and up to nine stories. This prime corner location on W Dixie Hwy boasts high visibility and accessibility, with an average daily traffic count of 20,500 vehicles. Its proximity to Aventura and Biscayne Boulevard, coupled with the ongoing development of nearby residential projects (such as the Garden Residences and Manor Biscayne Building), underscores the area's rapid growth and increasing desirability. The asking price for this unique asset is $1,500,000. This presents a rare chance to acquire a high-quality property in one of Miami's most dynamic neighborhoods. The zip code is 33161, and the property is situated in Miami-Dade County.
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6600:COMMERCIAL,LIBERAL · North Miami, FLCosts & Benchmarks
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