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FOR SALE
PRIME DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY
PRIME DEVELOPMENT
OPPORTUNITY
10905 Biscayne Bloulevard,
Miami, FL 33161
RETAIL PROPERTY FOR SALE
10905 Biscayne Boulevard, Miami, FL 33161
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80,000
Traffic Count
LOCATION
PROPERTY SUMMARY
• Excellent property to develop a drive-thru restaurant
• Conveniently located on Biscayne Boulevard
• High Traffic Counts of 80,000+ Per Day
• La Fontana Shops (Fall 2014) located across the street
• Next to a Fiat Dealership due to open soon
• Serves as a retail corridor
• Short drive to the beach
• Minutes away from the famous Bal Harbour Shops
• Corner Location
• Potential Development
• Property Type: Retail/Development
• Building Size: 3,644 SF
• Lot Size: 8,909 SF
• Year Built: 1948
• Zoning: BU - 1A
• Yearly Gross Income: $84,000
• Yearly Expenses: $8,000 +/-
Fabio F. Faerman - CCIM - MBA - Br. Assoc.
Direct 786.262.9966 | Office 305.400.6395 | [email protected]
1390 Brickell Avenue | Suite 104 | Miami | FL | 33131
www.facommercial.com
(The information herein is believed
to be accurate but is not warranted.)
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10905 Biscayne Bloulevard, Miami, FL 33161
DESCRIPTION
Located on a corner of Biscayne Boulevard in a highly desirable area, directly in between North Miami and Miami Shores. The site
serves as a retail corridor that continues to experience significant growth given the high level of demand for retail in Surfside and
North Miami Beach including Bal Harbor; all destinations for people throughout South Florida as well as visitors from Latin America.
Additionally, the strong demographics of this area make the subject property very attractive for a number of retailers looking to
break into this market.
SITE SPECIFICATIONS • Property Type: Retail • Lot Size: 8,909 SF
• Year Built: 1948
• Building Size: 3,644 SF
• Zoning: BU - 1A
THE NEIGHBORHOOD
Miami is one of the state’s – and the world’s – most popular vacation spots. Though destinations often are said to offer
something for everyone, the Miami area offers multiple enticements for everyone: The trendy nightlife of South Beach,
bejeweled by the eye candy of the Art Deco district. The bustle of Calle Ocho and the highly caffeinated energy of
Little Havana. The plush hotels of Miami Beach and the historic hideaways of Coral Gables. Seemingly endless shopping
opportunities in modern, sprawling malls and the quiet, personal attention offered by the family-owned shops of Coconut
Grove and many other corners of the region. The lures of deep-sea fishing and golf and tennis. Major league football,
basketball, hockey and baseball. Boat shows and auto racing. Art festivals and outdoor food and wine extravaganzas. An
international airport and the world’s busiest cruise port. The Miami area offers all of this – and so much more.
DEMOGRAPHICS FOR 33161 - 2013
Total Day Time Population
Average Household Income
Per Capita Income
1MILE
16,030 $69,614
$29,291
3 MILES
171,281
$55,979
$20,832
5 MILES
402,261
$54,303
$20,131
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Property Map
10905 Biscayne
Boulevard
La Fontana Shops
In Close Proximity To Property:
• Bank of America
• BB&T Bank
• Chase Bank
• Citi Bank
• Family Dollar
• Fiat Dealership (in development)
• Home Depot
• Kmart
• La Fontana Shops (in development)
• Panera Bread
• Pollo Tropical
• Starbucks
• Subway Restaurant
• Walgreens
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LOCATION MAP
MIRAMAR
AVENTURA
SUNNY
ISLES BEACH
GOLDEN GLADES
MIAMI SHORES
MIAMI
NORTH BEACH
SOUTH BEACH
LOCATION OVERVIEW
OUR
SUBJECT
• Less than an hour drive from Fort Lauderdale & South Beach
• Surrounded by a variety of outdoor recreational opportunities
• Gateway to vast number of residential, business, entertainment and cultural
opportunities
• A wide variety of developments in close proximity to subject property
• Excellent demographics
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PROPERTY IMAGES
TARGET
PROPERTY
FIAT
DEALERHIP
LA FONTANA
SHOPS
NOW
POTENTIAL
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MIAMI
Population
Miami is the largest city within Miami-Dade County as well as
the county seat, with an estimated population of 424,662. Miami
is the only metropolitan area in the United States that borders
two national parks.
Biscayne National Park is located east of the mainland, in
Biscayne Bay, and the western third of Miami-Dade County
lies withinEverglades National Park. The northwest portion of
the county contains a small part of the Big Cypress National
Preserve.
Demographics
Miami-Dade County is close to sea level in elevation averaging
about 6 feet (1.8 m) above sea level. It is rather new geologically
and located at the eastern edge of the Florida Platform, a
carbonate plateau created millions of years ago.
Eastern Dade is composed of Oolite limestone while western
Dade is composed mostly of Bryozoa.[13] Miami-Dade is among
the last areas of Florida to be created and populated with fauna
and flora, mostly in the Pleistocene.
According to the 2000 census, the county has a total area of
2,431.26 square miles (6,296.9 km2), of which 1,946.06 square
miles (5,040.3 km2) (or 80.04%) is land and 485.19 square miles
(1,256.6 km2) (or 19.96%) is water,[14] most of which is Biscayne
Bay, with another significant portion in the adjacent waters of
the Atlantic Ocean.
The bay is divided from the Atlantic Ocean by the many barrier
isles along the coast, one of which is where well-known Miami
Beach is located, home to South Beach and the Art Deco district.
The Florida Keys, which are also barrier islands are only accessible
through Miami-Dade County, but which are otherwise part of
neighboring Monroe County.
2008 U.S. Census estimates
U.S. Census Bureau 2008 Ethnic/Race Demographics:
White (non-Hispanic): 17.8%
Black (non-Hispanic): 19.5%
Hispanics or Latinos of any race: 62.4%
Asian: 1.6%
Two or more races: 1.0%
Some other race: 5.6%
American Indian and Alaska Native: 0.3%
Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander: 0.1%
According to the 2008 U.S. Census Bureau estimates, when
compared to the 2000 U.S. Census, the Hispanic population
grew 5.1%, the Black population dropped 0.8%, the White (nonHispanic) population dropped 2.9%, and the Asian population
grew 0.2%.
Transportation
Miami International Airport
Miami International Airport, located in an unincorporated
area in the county, serves as the primary international airport
of the Miami Area. One of the busiest international airports
in the world, Miami International Airport caters to over 35
million passengers a year. Identifiable locally, as well as several
worldwide authorities, as MIA or KMIA, the airport is a major
hub and the single largest international gateway for American
Airlines, the world’s largest passenger air carrier.
Miami International is the United States’ third largest
international port of entry for foreign air passengers (behind
New York’s John F. Kennedy International Airport and Los
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Angeles International Airport), and is the seventh largest
such gateway in the world.
The airport’s extensive international route network includes
non-stop flights to over seventy international cities in North
and South America, Europe, Asia, and the Middle East.
General aviation airports in the county include KendallTamiami Executive Airport in an unincorporated area, OpaLocka Airport in Opa-Locka, and Homestead General Aviation
Airport in an unincirporated area west of Homestead.
Homestead Joint Air Reserve Base, east of Homestead in an
unincorporated area, serves military traffic.
Public transit
Public transit in Miami-Dade County is served by Miami-Dade
Transit, and is the largest public transit in Florida. MiamiDade Transit operates a heavy rail metro systemMetrorail, an elevated people mover in Downtown Miami, Metromover and the bus
system, Metrobus.
Currently, expansion of Metrorail is underway with the construction of the AirportLink to Miami International Airport.
Major expressways
In Florida a Tolled State Road is often (but not always) denoted by having the word “TOLL” printed on the top of the State Road shield.
When a driver passes through a toll plaza without paying the proper toll a digital image of the cars license tag is recorded. Under
Florida Law, this image can be used by the Authority to issue a toll violation.
Miami-Dade County has 10 major expressways and 1 minor expressway in Downtown Miami.
Other areas and attractions
South Beach
Ocean Drive
Calle Ocho
Lincoln Road
Downtown
Miami Bal Harbour Shops
Dolphin Mall
Aventura Mall
Biltmore HotelFreedom Tower
Miami Art Deco District
Miami Design District
Bayside Marketplace
Little Havana
Star IslandBrickell
Key BiscayneEspañola Way
Mary Brickell Village University of Miami
Wynwood Art District
Vizcaya
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