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Gridline Properties, a full-service commercial real estate brokerage firm based in Miami’s urban core, recently represented both the seller and buyer in the sale of Ebb & Flow.
Ebb & Flow is a unique retail strip center comprised of two buildings on two lots measuring 32,000 square feet and 81,224 square feet. The property closed on July 22 for $18.15 million and is located at 8200 NE Second Ave. and 201 NE 82nd St., Miami, FL 33138.
Gridline Properties’ broker and principal Alfredo Riascos represented the seller, Thomas Conway of River Esquinas LLC, as well as the buyer, Doug Levine, founder of Crunch Fitness and CEO of commercial real estate development firm Big Move Properties.
The all-cash deal of the property marks one of the largest sales in Little River testifying to the area’s growth and progress. Prior to the successful sale, Gridline Properties assisted the seller with leasing its retail spaces ensuring the property for future success.
The Ebb & Flow property sits in the heart of Little River’s Uptown District, one of Miami’s most exciting and emerging neighborhoods. The strip houses Primal Fit, Eyebrow King, La Santa Taqueria, Salon Dahlia, Tran An Vietnamese Eatery, and Off Site Nano-brewery & Kitchen — exciting tenants that have received culinary, fitness, and beauty recognitions. Additionally, the T6-8-O zoning for the property allows for the future development of 280 residential units offering the possibility of developing a mixed-use space.
“We are excited to be involved with transactions that continue to drive progress and innovation to Little River’s Uptown District, one of Miami’s most exciting neighborhoods,” Riascos said. “Representing both the seller and buyer in this large of a sale proves to be as satisfactory as it is complex — yet both parties come out on top to serve this thriving community that we are honored to be a part of.”
A hub for re-adapted industrial buildings, the Little River Business District has attracted an array of creative and design-oriented businesses that have spontaneously identified the surrounding neighborhood as one of Miami’s most up-and-coming districts. It is home to a wide variety of businesses, tenants, and owners that have transformed one of Miami’s oldest industrial areas into a neighborhood that promotes creativity, design, and innovation.
