Property Listings

Cushman & Wakefield is pleased to present a rare development opportunity in the heart of historic Opa-locka - one of Miami-Dade County’s most supply-constrained affordable housing markets and an active CRA district experiencing accelerating institutional investment.

The offering encompasses three contiguous parcels totaling approximately 1.09 gross acres at 100, 103, and 111 Perviz Avenue. The site carries a fully approved Administrative Site Plan for a 9-story, 140-unit mixed-use residential tower with 5,380 SF of ground-floor commercial space, 191 parking spaces, and a total construction area of 168,426 SF.

The approved development program is structured under Florida’s Live Local Act (Senate Bill 102 / Ordinance 202421), providing a 30-year ad valorem tax exemption. When combined with an estimated $10M–$15M in available Opa-locka CRA incentives, the project benefits from a highly attractive capital stack and enhanced development economics.

Cushman & Wakefield is offering for sale this +/-0.87 acre parcel, uniquely located with excellent visibility. The site, family owned and occuped for more than 40 years, offers a rare development opportunity. Located contiguous to a 1.09 acre City of Davis owned excess land parcel, the site presents an opportunity to collaborate with the City of Davis to create a landmark project. The City's site, cleared of the Surplus Lands Act in 2023, is zoned High Density Mixed Use.

Cushman & Wakefield is pleased to present Metro 1025, a newly delivered 151-unit Class A multifamily community located at 1025 E 25th Street in Hialeah, Florida. Currently in lease-up, Metro 1025 represents a rare opportunity to acquire an institutional-quality, purpose-built multifamily asset in one of Miami-Dade County’s most supply-constrained and consistently high-occupancy submark.

Metro 1025 delivers a thoughtfully designed mix of studios, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom apartments averaging 591 square feet, with in-place market rents averaging $2,215 per unit per month ($3.75/SF). The eight-story building features 188 parking spaces, ground-floor retail, and best-in-class ameni purpose-built for the Hialeah renter demographic. All rents are comfortably within the 120% AMI threshold, uniquely positioning Metro 1025 to qualify for Florida’s Live Local Act — an opportunity that could substantially reduce the property’s real estate tax burden and significantly supercharge investor returns.

The Hialeah/Miami Lakes submarket has maintained occupancy above 97% for five consecutive years, driven by deeply affordable rents relative to the broader Miami-Dade market and a dense, growing population base with a limited supply pipeline. Metro 1025 enters this high-demand corridor as one of the only newly delivered Class A options, positioned to capture new-construction rent premiums while offering meaningful NOI upside through lease-up execution and the Live Local tax benefit.

1080 93rd Street is a ±22,366 square foot corner site at 93rd Street and Bay Harbor Terrace on the East Island of Bay Harbor Islands, the small, independent, two-island town between Bal Harbour and the mainland. The site is offered as a development opportunity for a new boutique residential building.

The zoning is RM-2, the Town’s Multiple Family district for non-waterfront lots. RM-2 permits 65 feet of height measured from the required flood elevation, which supports six residential floors over ground-level parking, and a base density of 34 units per acre. Through the Town’s established transfer of development units program, the same district allows density of up to 60 units per acre, which on this site supports up to 31 residences. That program has been used on the recent generation of Bay Harbor Islands condominiums, and the Town Council has approved transfers on recent projects.

The market for that product is proven. Bay Harbor Islands has become one of South Florida’s most active boutique condominium submarkets, with twelve new projects of 8 to 66 residences reporting average pricing of $1,000 to $1,800 per square foot and most of them 77% to 95% sold. Solina Bay Harbor, a nine-residence building directly across 93rd Street, and Casa Verde, a 43-unit project two blocks east on the same street, confirm that the Town is delivering new residential product on this exact corridor.

What the market cannot deliver is more corners like this one. Bay Harbor Islands is 0.40 square miles and fully built out. New product here is created only by replacing older buildings, and contiguous, single-owner sites of half an acre with two street frontages are among the scarcest land in the Town.

1751–1753 Wiley Street offers a compelling development opportunity in the heart of Hollywood, Florida. Located directly on US-1 and positioned on the hard corner of a signalized intersection, the ±0.50-acre site benefits from strong visibility, convenient access, and prominent branding potential along one of South Florida's most established commercial corridors. Ownership has already preliminary plans for a apartments building on the property. The site also offers flexibility for hospitality and mixed use projects.

The site is well situated near several of Hollywood's most recognizable destinations, including Hollywood Beach, less than a mile from the iconic ArtsPark at Young Circle in Downtown Hollywood, Big Easy Casino, and Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Hollywood. That positioning places any future development within reach of the area's leisure, entertainment, dining, and business activity, while also benefiting from connectivity of public transit options and a central location between the broader Miami and Fort Lauderdale markets.

Critically, the site's FH-2 zoning and Live Local Act eligibility unlock a development program that extends well beyond hospitality alone. A buyer may pursue multifamily residential, hospitality, retail, or a hybrid mixed-use program with Live Local Act provisions enabling meaningfully higher density and height than what is achievable by right. Taken together, the property's corridor presence, infill location, zoning flexibility, and proximity to key area attractions create a strong foundation for a high-impact development in one of Broward County's most active submarkets.

Cushman & Wakefield’s New England Multifamily Advisory Group is pleased to present the opportunity to acquire 21 ELIOT STREET, 3 acres of beautifully maintained and natural grounds in Natick, Massachusetts. Currently improved by four well-preserved buildings featuring a mix of office and retail spaces, the property presents an unparalleled opportunity for commercial and residential redevelopment.

The underlying zoning of 70% RSC and 30% CII allows for a multitude of development options.

The property is situated in the vibrant suburban town of Natick, located approximately 15 miles west of downtown Boston. Residents are served by several major highways (I90, Mass Pike, and Route 9) and the Natick MBTA Station which provides direct access to Boston. Natick is also home to one of the largest retail centers in the region – the Natick Mall. The town offers an ideal balance of suburban charm and urban amenities with close proximity to career opportunities in Boston.

Process & Pricing

21 Eliot Street is offered on an “as-is” basis and without a formal asking price. Upon receipt of a signed Confidentiality Agreement, qualified investors will be provided with access to due diligence materials via the Cushman & Wakefield website. Once investors have the opportunity to review the offering materials and tour the property, Cushman & Wakefield will schedule a “Call for Offers.”

Cushman & Wakefield and Greystone are pleased to present for sale 225 General Edwards Highway, a prime development site opportunity located in Sharon, Massachusetts. The property is comprised of 30 +/- acres of land along Route 1 in the northwesterly section of Sharon, bordering the towns of Walpole and Foxboro.

The Property provides unmatched access to nearby retail amenities in Walpole and Foxboro. To the north in Walpole, there is assorted retail including the Big Y Plaza, Applebee’s, Dunkin’ Donuts, Fairfield Inn & Suites and Walmart. Less than three miles away from the Property is Foxboro’s Patriot Place which features a wide variety of retail and dining amenities surrounding Gillette Stadium. This includes Bar Louie, CBS Sporting Club, Wormtown Brewery, Top Golf, Showcase Cinema, Christmas Tree Shops, Bed Bath & Beyond, Trader Joe’s and Vineyard Vines.

225 General Edwards Highway is available on an “as-is” basis and is being offered without a formal asking price. RFPs must be submitted by October 14, 2022.

For additional information and to submit a bid, please visit: https://mbtarealty.com/bid-docs/?_sm_nck=1

Cushman & Wakefield, as exclusive advisor, is pleased to present the fee-simple sale of 2475 S Douglas Road (the “Property”), a ±4,582 SF freestanding restaurant building offered together with a contiguous ±9,600 SF entitled parking parcel. The combined ±0.43-acre corner assemblage occupies the hard signalized intersection of S Douglas Road (SW 37th Avenue) and SW 25th Street, one block from Miracle Mile and the Coral Gables central business district. The Property presents an increasingly rare combination in this supply-constrained submarket: a standalone building with a functional layout, two-street corner frontage, and a dedicated, contiguous surface parking field, a profile purpose-built for an owner-user or an adaptive reuse repositioning.

The main structure is operated as a single-tenant restaurant by Feten Group Corporation under the Habana Vieja Restaurant trade name, and delivers the attributes today’s end users pay a premium for: masonry construction, single-story efficiency, a hard signalized corner, pylon and building signage, and 27 on-site surface spaces at a ratio of 5.89/1,000 SF. That parking profile materially outperforms the surrounding Miracle Mile corridor, where the peer set averages minimal to zero on-site parking. Because the parking parcel is directly contiguous to the building, a future owner controls the real estate and its parking as a single, unbroken corner site, an advantage the surrounding multi-tenant storefronts cannot replicate.

With an excellent location, exceptional pedestrian connectivity, and submarket vacancy near historic lows of ±2.2%, the Property is positioned to reward a chef-driven concept, a flagship medical or service user, or a creative retail-to-office conversion. In parallel, the entitled parking assemblage delivers genuine long-term optionality for a larger-scale redevelopment as the corridor continues to intensify.

The Cushman & Wakefield Sunbelt Multifamily Advisory Group is pleased to present the exclusive listing of 2950 North, a 156-unit multifamily community located in the desirable Eastside Greenville submarket. Built in 1984, the property offers a compelling value-add opportunity supported by strong demographics, favorable submarket fundamentals, and limited new supply. 2950 North benefits from approximately $105k in average household income within five miles, while the Eastside Greenville submarket has experienced 20.8% cumulative rent growth since 2020. The property offers proven renovation upside across 95 remaining units, consisting of 71 classic units and 24 partially renovated units, with the renovation strategy supported by current market rents being achieved in fully renovated units. These renovated units demonstrate rental premiums of approximately $96–$245 per month over classic units and $49–$145 per month over partially renovated units, depending on floorplan. With no units currently under construction in the submarket and convenient access to Greenville’s major employment and retail hubs, 2950 North is well positioned to capture additional rental growth and create meaningful value through the continued renovation of the remaining unit inventory.

Cushman & Wakefield is pleased to present 3084 SW 27th Avenue, a ±0.65-acre transit-oriented development opportunity prominently located at the corner of Shipping Avenue and SW 27th Avenue in Coconut Grove. Zoned Miami 21 T5-O, the property accommodates a by-right development program of approximately 42 residences, presenting an attractive opportunity for a boutique condominium project. The site is currently improved with a fully leased, 40-unit apartment building that provides in-place income to offset carrying costs during the predevelopment period.

The property is mapped within the City of Miami’s half-mile Transit-Oriented Development (TOD) area near Coconut Grove Metrorail Station. Its Restricted Commercial future land use designation presents a potential additional City density pathway under Miami 21, subject to parcel-specific confirmation. Separate County Rapid Transit Zone and Florida Live Local frameworks may offer further development options, subject to eligibility, applicable approvals, affordability requirements and architectural feasibility.

Strategically positioned between Jackson Boulevard, Green Street, and Halsted Street, 309 S Green Street sits at the heart of the West Loop–Fulton Market submarket, Chicago’s most desirable and highest performing urban neighborhood. This prime location is just blocks from Downtown Chicago, University of Illinois Chicago campus, Randolph Street’s famed Restaurant Row, major corporate headquarters, and the CTA Blue Line, offering unmatched accessibility and visibility for future multifamily development.

Cushman & Wakefield’s New England Multifamily Advisory Group is pleased to offer for sale 431-439 Hanover Street, a five-story, sixteen (16) unit mixed use apartment and retail building located in Boston’s historic North End. 431-439 Hanover Street presents a rare opportunity to acquire a stabilized, income-producing asset at the very heart of Boston’s historic North End – a district that has emerged as both a premier residential neighborhood and a destination dining and cultural corridor.

431-439 Hanover Street is an opportunity to acquire an irreplaceable property that offers a combination of stable cash flow and upsides. Through strategic reconfiguration and renovation of units (including additional bedrooms), repositioning of the commercial and/or executing a condominium exit strategy, the property offers a variety of value-creation opportunities. While the building has maintained 100% occupancy, there is a distinct opportunity to add bedrooms and upgrade interiors, including kitchens, bathrooms, flooring, lighting and appliances. Following the upgrades, the incoming buyer would elevate the competitive profile of the asset and the renovated units would command significantly higher rents, or be poised for condominium conversion.

The history and architecture of the North End is unmistakable. Settled in the early 1600s, it is the oldest neighborhood of Boston, known for its Italian heritage, feasts, and unmistakable proximity to Boston Harbor and downtown. Blending well with the family-owned Italian enclaves, urban life exemplifies the neighborhood with a thriving bar scene, trendy restaurants and open parks. The Boston Public Market, Rose Kennedy Greenway, and Haymarket are proximate and enhance the neighborhood as a high-demand residential neighborhood and top tourist destination. Positioned to benefit from the old charm and new amenities, the North End is a practical and popular neighborhood for those commuting by foot to downtown Boston’s Financial District. It is also easily accessible via the MBTA, Water Taxis, the Mass Pike (I-90), and I-93. 431-439 Hanover Street presents an unsurpassed opportunity to purchase a legacy apartment building in Boston’s North End.

431-439 Hanover Street is offered for sale on an "as-is" basis and without a formal asking price. Once investors have had an opportunity to review the offering materials and tour the property, Cushman & Wakefield will schedule a "Call for Offers" date.

Cushman & Wakefield is pleased to present 452 NE 30th Street, a highly flexible development opportunity in the heart of Miami’s Edgewater neighborhood. Positioned between Downtown Miami, Brickell, Midtown, Wynwood, and the Design District, Edgewater has emerged as one of the city’s most active and in-demand urban neighborhoods, characterized by a rapidly expanding skyline of luxury residential towers, hospitality projects, and significant new investment. The recent arrival of Whole Foods Market just one block from the property, together with a growing collection of neighborhood cafés and restaurants including Magdalena Coffee Bar and Amara at Paraiso, further reflects Edgewater’s evolution into a highly amenitized, walkable urban destination.

The property consists of approximately 5,250 square feet of net development area (5,500 square feet gross, net of a 5-foot dedication) and is located just one block from Biscayne Bay. The property’s T6-36a-L Miami 21 zoning provides substantial development flexibility, permitting residential, lodging, and short-term rental uses by right. Base FLR allows approximately 63,000 square feet of floor area, with the potential to increase to approximately 88,200 square feet through the Public Benefit Program.

A preliminary site analysis and feasibility study accompanies the offering and evaluates multiple development concepts, ranging from an intimate ultra-luxury condominium project to a 75-key hotel and higher-density residential alternatives. The analysis incorporates available parking reductions, Resilience Trust Fund bonus mechanisms, zoning requirements, setbacks, floor plates, and potential parking solutions, providing prospective developers with a meaningful head start in evaluating the site.

Surrounded by a rapidly transforming skyline and extensive new construction, 452 NE 30th Street offers a rare opportunity to develop within one of Miami’s most dynamic growth corridors. With Biscayne Boulevard one block to the west, immediate access to I-195, Biscayne Bay just steps away, and the Design District, Wynwood, and Midtown within minutes, the property is exceptionally positioned for either a boutique hospitality concept or distinctive condominium development amid Edgewater’s continued transformation into one of Miami’s premier urban neighborhoods.