Project Description
The Self-Storage Group of Cushman & Wakefield has been exclusively retained to market the sale of this once in a lifetime Miami Beach, FL Self-Storage Opportunity.
Market Bid
NRSF – 20,893
The self-storage facility at 633 Alton Road is perfectly located in Flamingo/Lummus, an urban South Beach neighborhood minutes from South Pointe and surrounding destination beaches. It is a world-famous location, known for vibrant condominium residences, world class hotels, transformative art galleries, and unrivaled night life. This asset is nearly adjacent to the announced Five Park Miami Beach Residences. Miami Beach is well known worldwide as a playground for the rich and famous. This facility, with its mix of luxury wine storage, art deco façade and location, not surprisingly, has some of the highest rental rates in the world.
Built in 2017, this 20,893 net rentable square foot facility is currently undergoing a robust unit remix to optimize its earnings potential. Upon completion in July, the facility will contain 20,893 net rentable square feet across 541 climate-controlled units and 134 wine storage units. Tenants benefit from an art deco design, 24-hour security surveillance, covered loading dock and plenty of customer parking.
This South Beach asset faces very little competition with only 3 facilities and approximately 60,000 net rentable square feet within a 3-mile radius. It is one of the highest barrier-to-entry markets in the United States and a relocation target for a multitude of corporations, tech giants, investment companies and high net worth individuals. With tenants being signed up at achieved rents of $7.08 per occupied square foot and a unit optimization project currently underway, this facility is a trophy asset that should continue to generate unparalleled cash flow for the foreseeable future.
INVESTMENT HIGHLIGHTS
- Trophy, infill location seconds from Fisher and Star Islands
- Property is perfectly situated in Miami Beach’s South Beach neighborhood, one of the nation’s fastest-growing and affluent neighborhoods
- Minimal existing and future supply in this trade area due to high barriers to entry
- Achieved rents around $7 per occupied square foot, new tenants continue to push higher
- Currently undergoing a unit optimization to maximize earning potential
- Prior to reconfiguring, this facility boasted physical occupancy in the high 90’s