Miami Multifamily Update & Recent Trade


Miami Multifamily Monthly

Recent Wynwood trade & active opportunities

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Recent Miami Multifamily Trade

Berkshire Residential just bought the recently completed "29 Wyn" project in Wynwood for $135,000,000, or $544K per unit.

29 Wyn consists of a 12-story building & an 8-story building with a total of 248 apartment units and 28,400 sqft of retail.

If we were to assume the 28,400 sqft of retail is valued at $10,000,000 ($352 PSF), that puts the multifamily component at $125M, or closer to $500K per unit (vs. $545K/unit).

Given that the units at 29 Wyn average roughly 700 SF, that means the deal still traded at a hearty $720 PSF for the residential component.

This is a great sale by Related and purchase by Berkshire Residential that should give landlords confidence in the post-rate hike valuations for prime multifamily buildings in neighborhoods like Wynwood.

You can read more about the trade at The Real Deal here.

Select Active Opportunities

Resia Biscayne Drive

We are currently marketing this brand new 216-unit, recently stabilized, Garden-style property in Miami Dade for $60M ($278K/door). It would cost you +$315K/door to build this deal again today, if you could even find the land.

Sky Villas at Bay Harbor [UNDER CONTRACT]

$19M QOZ Equity Request ($5M Min.)

One of the best developers in South Florida has put +3 acres of land under contract across 20+ parcels in Greater Downtown Miami. They are going to be building feasible mid-rise product in the urban core (i.e. lower "mid-rise" development costs with "high rise" rents). We are currently raising $19M of equity for investors to be able to partner up with a top-tier sponsor at the "ground level" during the predevelopment / land acquisition phase of a generational deal in Greater Downtown Miami.

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Omar Morales

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