195 NW 62nd St, Miami FL 33150
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SQFT 16,371
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2026 Years Built
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177–195 NW 62 Street presents an infill development opportunity within Miami’s Little Haiti / Little River corridor, an area experiencing continued growth and redevelopment driven by its proximity to Wynwood, the Design District, Midtown, and the Upper East Side. The surrounding neighborhood has also seen a influx of new creative, retail, and food & beverage (F&B) concepts, contributing to the area’s increasing vibrancy and appeal. The site benefits from strong connectivity to major thoroughfares including NW 62 Street, I-95, and Biscayne Boulevard, providing convenient access to Downtown Miami, the Design District, Miami Shores, and Miami Beach. Its central location within Miami’s urban core supports long-term demand from developers seeking well-located infill development sites. Overall, the property offers a strategically located opportunity within one of Miami’s emerging redevelopment corridors, appealing to investors and developers targeting the continued expansion of the city’s urban residential and mixed-use growth.
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177–195 NW 62 Street presents an infill development opportunity within Miami’s Little Haiti / Little River corridor, an area experiencing continued growth and redevelopment driven by its proximity to Wynwood, the Design District, Midtown, and the Upper East Side. The surrounding neighborhood has also seen a influx of new creative, retail, and food & beverage (F&B) concepts, contributing to the area’s increasing vibrancy and appeal. The site benefits from strong connectivity to major thoroughfares including NW 62 Street, I-95, and Biscayne Boulevard, providing convenient access to Downtown Miami, the Design District, Miami Shores, and Miami Beach. Its central location within Miami’s urban core supports long-term demand from developers seeking well-located infill development sites. Overall, the property offers a strategically located opportunity within one of Miami’s emerging redevelopment corridors, appealing to investors and developers targeting the continued expansion of the city’s urban residential and mixed-use growth.