2321 NW 62nd St

Offered at $3,799,999, 2321 NW 62nd Street presents an approximately 1.16-acre corner redevelopment opportunity in Miami’s Liberty City area. The rectangular parcel occupies the northwest corner of NW 62nd Street and NW 23rd Avenue, with frontage along both streets. A July 2024 civil due diligence report prepared by WGI for a prior prospective developer evaluated a proposed five-story apartment building containing 110 residential units, with 63 parking spaces, including three ADA spaces. The development concept contemplated one driveway connection to NW 62nd Street and another to NW 23rd Avenue. The report addresses preliminary stormwater management, nearby water and sewer infrastructure, flood mapping, and anticipated permitting considerations. It provides a starting point for a purchaser’s updated development feasibility review. The offering is positioned for affordable-housing and multifamily developers seeking an urban infill redevelopment opportunity. The property is improved with an existing building; current occupancy, possession arrangements, and demolition requirements should be confirmed. Folio: 30-3115-026-0010. Prior civil due diligence is available for review. The proposed development program is not represented as approved, permitted, or funded. Buyers must independently verify current zoning, allowable density and height, parking requirements, access, utility capacity, environmental conditions, incentive eligibility, and all development approvals.

Offered at $3,799,999, 2321 NW 62nd Street presents an approximately 1.16-acre corner redevelopment opportunity in Miami’s Liberty City area. The rectangular parcel occupies the northwest corner of NW 62nd Street and NW 23rd Avenue, with frontage along both streets. A July 2024 civil due diligence report prepared by WGI for a prior prospective developer evaluated a proposed five-story apartment building containing 110 residential units, with 63 parking spaces, including three ADA spaces. The development concept contemplated one driveway connection to NW 62nd Street and another to NW 23rd Avenue. The report addresses preliminary stormwater management, nearby water and sewer infrastructure, flood mapping, and anticipated permitting considerations. It provides a starting point for a purchaser’s updated development feasibility review. The offering is positioned for affordable-housing and multifamily developers seeking an urban infill redevelopment opportunity. The property is improved with an existing building; current occupancy, possession arrangements, and demolition requirements should be confirmed. Folio: 30-3115-026-0010. Prior civil due diligence is available for review. The proposed development program is not represented as approved, permitted, or funded. Buyers must independently verify current zoning, allowable density and height, parking requirements, access, utility capacity, environmental conditions, incentive eligibility, and all development approvals.