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SUNSET INTERNATIONAL CENTER 6-UNIT OFFICE CONDOMINIUM INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY 7000 SW 97TH AVENUE, MIAMI FL 33173 INVESTMENT HIGHLIGHTS BUILDING FEATURES Foundry Commercial is pleased to present for sale a 6-unit professional office BUILDING SIZE ±62,836-SF condominium portfolio located at SW 97th Avenue just north of Sunset Drive. The units AVAILABLE FOR SALE 6-unit portfolio with ±12,878 SF total 12,878 SF and are sold as portfolio or individually. % LEASED 100% • In place cash-flow with value-add potential • Well-maintained, two story building with elevator TENANT MIX Healthcare/Medical Use • Attractive and professionally landscaped property with 24/7 access YEAR BUILT 1982 • On-site parking with valet service and reserved, access-controlled spaces available BUILDING PARKING RATIO ±4.0:1,000 SF • Units have separate HVAC and electric and are mostly leased to medical users SUNSET INTERNATIONAL CENTER 6-UNIT OFFICE CONDOMINIUM INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY KENDALL REGIONAL BIRD ROAD MEDICAL CENTER MILLER ROAD SW 107TH AVENUE 107TH SW SUNSET INT’L CENTER LARKIN COMMUNITY SW 87TH AVENUE 87TH SW SE 11 ST HOSPITAL SUNSET ROAD SOUTH M IAMI HOSPITAL KENDALL DRIVE BAPTIST HOSPITAL LOCATION ADVANTAGES • Ideal location only 2.3 miles from Baptist Hospital and approximately 10 minutes from South Miami Hospital and Kendall Regional Medical Center • Easy access to Florida’s Turnpike and the Palmetto Expressway (SR 826) • Within close proximity to numerous coffee shops and restaurants For more information, please contact: RANDY OLEN SARESKA BATISTA Principal Associate 786.525.4374 786.457.0957 95 Merrick Way, Suite 460 [email protected] [email protected] Coral Gables, Florida 33134 foundrycommercial.com Although the information contained herein was provided by sources believed to be reliable, Foundry Commercial makes no representation, expressed or implied, as to its accuracy and said information is subject to errors, omissions or changes..

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