Little Havana Bus Tour

A few weeks back, we posted an article where we briefly mentioned a neighborhood we don’t talk enough about: Little Havana (Click here to read that post).  Little Havana is known for being one of the most eccentric and unique areas, but lately all that has been taking a back seat to the fanfare of the brand new Miami Marlins Stadium.  Although baseball is an important topic among many residents, there is something special planned for those of you who want to know more about the area.  There is a bus tour sponsored by The Little Havana Guide and the Allied Building Inspection Services that will take an in depth look at Little Havana, which will showcase some great architecture, urbanism, and potential investment opportunities.  Space on the tour is limited to just 40, and the seats are going fast. To register for this event click here.  Below is an excerpt from Miami Association of Realtors:

Little Havana is one of the most important and vibrant areas of Miami.  Close in proximity to downtown with its significant history and viability, the area is going through meaningful changes including the introduction of a charrette.  Opportunities for investors and owner-users are plentiful including a retail corridor, office space and multi-family that are core holdings of many investors local and international investors.  Issues and topics addressed include:

• What are the issues/changes that will be addressed in the charrette?
• What opportunities are there in the multi-family space?
• What are the rental rates for retail and office in the area?
• Who are the current investors and what new opportunities are becoming available?
• What is being done to insure that the historical buildings are being maintained and protected?
• Much more…