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2824 NW 5th Ave, Miami FL 33127
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Why you’ll love it
Vacant two-story Wynwood building on NW 5th Avenue with a T5-O site under it, a quarter mile from the land Ken Griffin is donating for Carnegie Mellon University's new Miami campus (construction expected 2027, first students 2028). Over 13,700 SF on two floors (6,889 SF gross each, measured) with no interior columns. The second floor has 16 ft ceilings under a twin-T roof and a 54' x 45' open hall at the rear; its other partitions are drywall. The ground floor, a former parking level with lower ceilings (about 8.5 ft), opens to a storefront on NW 5th Avenue. Both floors are air-conditioned. Lot of 7,150 SF zoned T5-O in the Wynwood NRD-1: 5 stories by right, up to 8 through the public benefits program, 150 units per acre; it can also be combined with neighboring parcels. Griffin and Goldman Properties bought 545wyn, about 500 ft away, in January 2026. Suits an owner-user (gallery, showroom, studio, creative office, education, food and beverage), an investor, or a developer or neighbor assembling on the block. Offering memorandum and measured floor plans available. Some photos are digitally edited to show the property vacant; renderings are conceptual.
Listings courtesy of Riviera Horizons LLC.
Listed by: Mikael Hamaoui • 305-776-5345 • Riviera Horizons LLC
Co-listed by: Riviera Horizons LLC
Source: Miami MLS, MLS#: A12112434
Based on info available as of Nov 13, 2026 at 7:00 PM EST.
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Affordability
$28,718/mo
- Mortgage$24,777
- Property tax$3,941
- HOA fee
- Homeowners insurance
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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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Based on information as of Nov 13, 2026 at 07:00pm EST.
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