40-Unit Multifamily Portfolio East Little Havana

Originally constructed in 1959, the property has been thoughtfully and extensively restored while preserving the character of its original architecture. Recent capital improvements include new roofs completed in May 2026 across three structures, updated electrical systems, terrazzo flooring on first-floor units, wood flooring on second-floor, and flat wood roof systems, positioning the asset for continued operational stability and reducing near-term capital expenditure requirements.

The community is further supported by 35 on-site parking spaces in addition to abundant street parking, an increasingly valuable amenity within Miami’s urban core that enhances resident convenience and leasing competitiveness.

Positioned in East Little Havana, the property benefits from immediate access to some of Miami’s largest employment and economic drivers. Residents enjoy efficient connectivity to Brickell, Downtown Miami, the Health District, and Miami International Airport, along with direct regional access via HWY 836 connecting to broader Miami-Dade and Miami Beach destinations. This accessibility supports a broad tenant profile spanning finance, healthcare, government, hospitality, education, and professional services sectors.

Beyond employment access, the location offers a compelling lifestyle advantage. Residents are within close proximity to neighborhood destinations including Riverside Park, Ada Merritt K-8 Center, and José Martí Park, while the energy of Calle Ocho provides walkable access to local restaurants, cafés, neighborhood retail, and cultural programming.

Little Havana continues to stand out as one of Miami’s most dynamic multifamily markets—defined by its cultural richness, international identity, and increasing investor attention. The neighborhood has benefited from ongoing reinvestment, population growth, infrastructure improvements, and continued demand from renters seeking proximity to Miami’s urban core without the pricing pressures of adjacent districts. As urban expansion continues westward from Brickell and Downtown, East Little Havana remains well positioned to capture sustained rental demand and long-term appreciation.

With scale, renovated condition, substantial land coverage, and future optionality, it represents an opportunity to acquire a durable income-producing asset in one of Miami’s most resilient and high-demand multifamily corridors. The significant land component further provides strategic flexibility for investors seeking to benefit from long-term redevelopment potential in the economic heart of the city.