4310 35th Ave Miami, FL 33142-4323
This exceptional 0.62-acre industrial lot, totaling 27,275 square feet, presents a compelling investment opportunity in Miami, Florida. Located at 4310 NW 35th Ave, 33142, this fully fenced property boasts significant multi-use potential, ideal for various industrial applications including storage, trucking, and other similar operations. The property's zoning is IU, and its APN is 30-3121-046-0030, 30-3121-046-0040. Situated in Brownsville, a predominantly industrial and commercial area of Miami-Dade County, this location offers convenient access to major highways, enhancing logistical efficiency for businesses. The single-tenant property provides a secure and flexible space, catering to a range of business needs. Its strategic location within an established industrial zone ensures easy access to resources and a robust workforce. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a well-positioned industrial lot with significant upside potential in a thriving Miami market. The property's size and flexible zoning make it suitable for a variety of uses, offering a strong return on investment for the discerning buyer. This prime location offers unparalleled access to transportation networks, making it an attractive proposition for businesses seeking efficient logistics and distribution capabilities.
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AI, CAP & Alternative Use estimations · Realmo proprietary blendProperty tax & assessments
Tax year 2023Comparables
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