Investment Highlights Fully Permitted, Shovel-Ready — Approved permits in hand for a 9-unit boutique building. Entitlement and permitting risk already retired; go vertical without the 12–24 month approvals gauntlet. Lease-Optimized Unit Mix — All units are 2-bed / 2-bath with private outdoor space (balcony, terrace, or porch) — the configuration with the deepest tenant pool and longest retention in the submarket.* Below-Market Basis in an Appreciating Corridor — Entry pricing well under Brickell / South Beach, positioned directly on the Biscayne Boulevard revitalization corridor — appreciation runway rather than a fully-priced market. Structural Rental Demand — Anchored by FIU's Biscayne Bay campus plus regional medical and tech employment and a growing young-professional / family base, supporting durable occupancy and rent growth. Connectivity — Direct I-95 and Biscayne Boulevard access with convenient reach to MIA and the Port of Miami. Parking & Open-Space Advantage — 15 on-site spaces (incl. 1 ADA) and dedicated bike parking, plus 20%+ green/open space (double the 10% requirement) — both leasing differentiators and code-compliance buffers. Shovel-Ready, Permit-Approved 9-Unit Multifamily . Entitlement and permitting risk already eliminated. This 15,000 SF site comes shovel-ready with approved permits for a 9-unit boutique multifamily building — meaning faster time-to-market, lower carrying costs, and a compressed path from acquisition to rent roll. The numbers: 9 income units — two bedroom 2-bath, each with private outdoor space (the configurations that lease fastest and hold tenants longest) ~10,525 SF gross construction across three stories; ~27.6% lot coverage leaves room and keeps the site code-compliant on open space (20%+ green vs. 10% required) 15 on-site parking spaces (incl. 1 ADA) + bike parking — a leasing advantage and value-add in this submarket Why North Miami, why now: North Miami offers a materially lower basis than Brickell or South Beach while sitting in an active revitalization corridor along Biscayne Boulevard — the classic appreciation-runway play rather than a stabilized, fully-priced market. Direct I-95 and Biscayne Blvd access, minutes to MIA. Rental demand is structurally supported by FIU's Biscayne Bay campus, regional medical/tech employment, and a growing young-professional and family base — translating to durable occupancy and rent growth. The thesis is straightforward: acquire a de-risked, ready-to-build asset in an appreciating submarket, build to a strong yield-on-cost, and capture both cash flow and the corridor's upside.