Active - Duplex for sale
259 NE 111th St, Miami FL 33161
Facts & features
Why you’ll love it
Nestled between Biscayne Park and Miami Shores, this tropical multi-unit property is within walking distance to Miami Country Day School. High elevation, no flood zone, multi-unit parcel in unincorporated Miami-Dade so property taxes are almost half of the neighboring communities—maximizing your net return. This turnkey residential legal duplex generates $5,150/month gross ($61,800/yr). The front unit is divided into two efficiencies, both are rented at $1,200 per month, both are month to month leases but have been long term tenants. All security deposits transfer to the buyer. The rear unit has a 2-year lease ending Aug-2028, rent is $2,750 per month and escalates to $2,800 in August 2027. Rents include utilities. Capital improvements offer total peace of mind: a new roof (2024), newer central A/C system, new impact windows/doors, a paved parking lot, washer/dryer, and the extra building/shed with electricity that conveys. There are two separate electric meters (one for the back unit, one for the two front units) and one shared water meter. Property has a total of three tankless water heaters. The full report of 2026 4-Points Inspection and Wind Mitigation Reports are attached in the listing.
Listings courtesy of Pamela Hall Real Estate, LLC..
Listed by: Pamela Hall • 305-300-3419 • Pamela Hall Real Estate, LLC.
Co-listed by: Pamela Hall Real Estate, LLC.
Source: Miami MLS, MLS#: A12040451
Based on info available as of Nov 12, 2026 at 7:10 PM EST.
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Affordability
$3,893/mo
- Mortgage$3,433
- Property tax$459
- HOA fee
- Homeowners insurance
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Flood & climate risk
FEMA Flood Zone X
Outside the high-risk Special Flood Hazard Area — flood insurance is usually optional but still worth considering.
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