Active - Other for sale
2900 S Miami Ave, Miami FL 33129
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Why you’ll love it
Approved Site Plan to Build 2 Homes and 15 Villas.Multi folio sale, vacant land, one home currently producing income, no signed leases, month to month rent, 3 houses ready to demolition. Amazing opportunity to acquire a turnkey development site approved for 2 homes + 15 villas, on a gated urban community. Entitled/buildable up to 45,012 SQ FT of new construction, This Private community features frontage along North Miami Ave and South Federal Highway, gated complex, drainage and mature trees. Desirable Location with high demand for Sigle-family homes, villas, townhouses. Multi Folio sale. Walking distance to Key Biscayne beach's, Coconut Grove, Brickell Business District, Brickell City Centre Mall, Bayside Marketplace.
Listings courtesy of Real Estate and Investments Services of Florida.
Listed by: Barby Ganesh • 786-393-1523 • Real Estate and Investments Services of Florida
Co-listed by: Real Estate and Investments Services of Florida
Source: Miami MLS, MLS#: A11548917
Based on info available as of Nov 12, 2026 at 7:10 PM EST.
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Affordability
$75,263/mo
- Mortgage$70,792
- Property tax$4,471
- HOA fee
- Homeowners insurance
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Based on information as of Nov 12, 2026 at 07:10pm EST.
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