Little Havana duplex in a quiet residential pocket, offering exemption from 40-year recertification requirements, current multifamily utility, value-add upside, and long-term T4-L land control. Located at 1468 SW 2 Street, the property sits within one of Miami’s most established urban neighborhoods, close to Flagler Street, Calle Ocho, Downtown Miami, Brickell, the Miami River, and the Health District, while remaining tucked away from the heavier traffic and tourism patterns of the area’s commercial corridors. The property is improved with a 1921-built duplex featuring a 2-bedroom/1-bath unit and a 2-bedroom/2-bath unit. The building needs renovation, but offers a compelling value-add canvas for an investor willing to restore character, improve operations, and capture rental upside in a supply-constrained Little Havana submarket. Zoned T4-L and situated on a 5,000 SF lot, the site also provides longer-term development optionality in a neighborhood supported by durable residential demand, nearby schools, major employment centers, entertainment corridors, and strong access to Miami’s urban core.

Little Havana duplex in a quiet residential pocket, offering exemption from 40-year recertification requirements, current multifamily utility, value-add upside, and long-term T4-L land control. Located at 1468 SW 2 Street, the property sits within one of Miami’s most established urban neighborhoods, close to Flagler Street, Calle Ocho, Downtown Miami, Brickell, the Miami River, and the Health District, while remaining tucked away from the heavier traffic and tourism patterns of the area’s commercial corridors. The property is improved with a 1921-built duplex featuring a 2-bedroom/1-bath unit and a 2-bedroom/2-bath unit. The building needs renovation, but offers a compelling value-add canvas for an investor willing to restore character, improve operations, and capture rental upside in a supply-constrained Little Havana submarket. Zoned T4-L and situated on a 5,000 SF lot, the site also provides longer-term development optionality in a neighborhood supported by durable residential demand, nearby schools, major employment centers, entertainment corridors, and strong access to Miami’s urban core.