270 Northeast 70th Street
270 Northeast 70th Street, Miami, FL 33138
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Marcus & Millichap is proud to present for sale 270 Northeast 70th Street, a prominently located single-tenant industrial warehouse situated in the highly sought-after Miami, Florida market. This rare, fee-simple opportunity benefits from its strategic placement within a robust industrial corridor, which allows for a broad range of warehousing, distribution, and light manufacturing uses, positioning the asset at the crossroads of logistical demand and long-term economic expansion.
The property sits on a well-proportioned 0.37-acre parcel, demonstrating strong fundamental utility with a building Floor Area Ratio (FAR) of 0.58. Spanning exactly 10,000 square feet across a highly functional single-story layout, the building features a versatile, open interior highlighted by 18-foot clear ceiling heights and a highly efficient floor plan. These design elements create a highly adaptable environment suitable for specialized industrial operations, last-mile distribution, or creative manufacturing configurations, allowing the current or future operators to maximize both functionality and operational impact.
Currently operating at 100 percent occupancy by a single tenant, the facility provides immediate stability while benefiting from the surrounding area's exceptional industrial fundamentals. Originally constructed in 1955 and meticulously maintained, the property continues to elevate its functional profile while driving demand throughout the Miami industrial sector, where the subject property is strategically located to serve the densely populated South Florida region.
Miami further benefits from its international logistics positioning, absence of state income tax, and steady inflow of domestic and foreign industrial investment. Opportunities to acquire industrial properties of this size and functionality in Little River have become increasingly limited, with very few comparable owner-user facilities trading or becoming available in recent years. As industrial inventory throughout the urban core of Miami continues to tighten, the property presents a unique opportunity for an owner-operator to establish a long-term presence within one of the city's fastest-growing and most supply-constrained industrial corridors.
For investors seeking a well-located, highly functional asset in one of the nation's most desirable industrial markets, 270 Northeast 70th Street represents an outstanding acquisition. With premier Miami positioning, 100 percent occupancy, and placement within a rapidly appreciating logistics corridor, this offering represents not just an investment—but a strategic position within the future of South Florida industrial real estate.
Investment highlights
- A rare 10,000-square-foot industrial warehouse located in Miami's highly sought-after Little River industrial submarket.
- Features two drive-in doors, 18-foot clear ceilings, and functional warehouse infrastructure, making it ideal for logistics, storage, fabrication, creative industrial, or service-based operations.
- Opportunities to acquire industrial properties of this size and functionality in Little River are limited, with few comparable owner-user facilities trading in recent years.
- Positioned within Miami's expanding industrial core, providing strong operational efficiency and a strategic urban infill location.
- Convenient access to major transportation arteries, including I-95, NE 79th Street, and Miami International Airport, supporting efficient distribution and urban logistics.
- Represents a unique opportunity for an owner-operator to establish a long-term presence in one of Miami's fastest-growing and most supply-constrained industrial corridors.
- Located in a rapidly evolving and developing area, this property presents a strong opportunity to own land with significant potential for long-term appreciation in value.
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