100 NE 1st Ave & 54 NE 2nd St 2 biens • À vendre 33 201 359 $ CAD • Miami, FL

This offering represents a rare and highly strategic opportunity to acquire two premier assets in the heart of Downtown Miami: the iconic, five-story Old U.S. Post Office Building, a 35,455-square-foot historic landmark, and an adjacent 15,000-square-foot vacant development site.
These properties offer an unparalleled blend of historical significance, completed renovations, and exceptional redevelopment potential - positioning them as a cornerstone investment in Miami’s dynamic urban core.
The combined assets present a unique opportunity to create a seamlessly integrated project that harmonizes the historic charm of the Post Office Building with the modern potential of the adjacent site. A shared ground-floor lobby featuring retail and hospitality amenities could unify the two properties, delivering a distinctive, high-value experience for residents, guests, and visitors.
This is a rare chance to capitalize on Downtown Miami’s accelerating growth, leveraging the synergy of a landmark property and prime development-ready land to create a transformative investment with enduring value.
Historic Post Office- Originally completed in 1914, the Old U.S. Post Office Building is one of Downtown Miami’s most recognizable and historic landmarks. The current owner has undertaken substantial renovations, positioning the property for use as a vertical entertainment complex.
The proposed concept includes bars, breweries, cafes, and restaurants, leveraging the building’s historic charm to create a unique destination that aligns with the growing demand for experiential dining and entertainment in the area.
Development Land- Adjacent to the Post Office Building, this 15,000-square-foot vacant lot offers significant redevelopment opportunities under Miami’s T6-80-O zoning, which permits high-density mixed-use projects.
While current plans outline a hotel and residential development, the site’s zoning flexibility allows developers to adapt and maximize its potential to suit their own vision.