Sunset Harbour Office Depot Property Sells for $28.5 Million Overseen by Jordan Karp and Avenue Real Estate Partners, Underscoring Miami Beach’s Commercial Real Estate Strength

A prime commercial property in Miami Beach’s Sunset Harbour neighborhood has traded for $28.5 million, signaling continued investment momentum in one of the city’s most desirable enclaves. The 19,672-square-foot Office Depot building, situated on a 25,000-square-foot lot, was acquired by a private investor in a deal brokered by Avenue Real Estate Partners and Jordan Karp, LLC. The property is located at 1771 West Avenue and serves as a gateway to Sunset Harbour.

The transaction reflects the escalating land value in Sunset Harbour, a mixed-use district known for its proximity to luxury residential developments, waterfront access, and growing commercial presence. Avenue’s Aaron Butler, who represented the buyer alongside Jordan Karp, emphasized that the sale is indicative of Sunset Harbour's evolving role within Miami Beach’s real estate landscape.

“Sunset Harbour continues to be one of Miami Beach’s most sought-after neighborhoods, and this transaction reflects the increasing land value following the success of developments like 18 Sunset,” Butler noted.

Jordan Karp added that Sunset Harbour remains uniquely positioned within Miami Beach's high-end market. “Surrounded by some of the world’s most expensive residential real estate, Sunset Harbour serves as the area’s commercial hub — attracting investors focused on long-term growth opportunities,” Karp said.

The seller, George Jay Ltd. Partnership, was represented by Paul Snitkin of Anderson Carr.

Avenue Real Estate Partners, with offices in Miami Beach and Aspen, Colorado, has established a reputation for guiding high-profile transactions across South Florida’s commercial sector, with over $1 billion in deals completed. Jordan Karp, founder of his namesake brokerage Jordan Karp LLC, is known for orchestrating off-market deals across Miami’s luxury residential and commercial markets, including record-setting property sales on La Gorce Island, Allison Island, and in Brickell. Notable transactions include his $55 million off-market sale of the SLS Brickell Hotel to the Kastrati Group. To date in 2025, Karp has closed over $170 million in transactions.

The $28.5 million sale underscores both investor confidence in Sunset Harbour and the neighborhood’s trajectory as a high-value commercial and residential destination within Miami Beach.

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Fast Casual Favorite Carrot Express Expands to Sunset Harbour

Carrot Express, Miami’s beloved healthy dining establishment, is opening its latest location in the vibrant Sunset Harbour neighborhood of Miami Beach. Known for its commitment to nutritious yet delicious cuisine, the popular fast-casual eatery continues to expand, with Sunset Harbour marking its 28th outpost between South Florida and New York. By the end of 2024, the company plans to reach 30 locations, including a new site in Manhattan’s Brookfield Place.

Owner Mario Laufer founded Carrot Express in 1993 with the mission of offering health-conscious dining options in Miami Beach. From humble beginnings inside a gas station on Alton Road, the brand has become a staple for locals and visitors seeking wholesome meals without sacrificing flavor or convenience. Laufer reflects on the brand’s evolution, saying, “It’s a surreal moment to reopen within blocks of where it all started. We’re honored to be a part of this community.”

The new 1,571-square-foot Sunset Harbour location features a modern, bohemian design with earthy tones and ample greenery. Guests can choose from a communal counter, cozy booths, or shaded outdoor seating with bright orange umbrellas. Positioned near luxury shops, skincare boutiques, and fitness studios, the space is perfect for a pre- or post-workout meal or a relaxing coffee break.

Carrot Express will offer all-day breakfast, with menu highlights such as Jessie’s Breakfast Bowl, a hearty combination of quinoa, mushrooms, kale, turkey bacon, and roasted tomatoes, topped with a cage-free egg and avocado, and the Gluten-Free Carrot Waffle, served with fresh fruit and maple syrup. The curated coffee and matcha program, starting at 7 a.m. daily, will feature artisanal brews from Imperial Moto, a local roaster known for toxin-free coffee.

Guests can also enjoy Carrot Express’s signature offerings, including fresh salads, grain bowls, wraps, and vegan and gluten-free options. The menu has recently expanded to include cold-pressed juices and baked goods, such as vegan banana bread and sugar-free cheesecake. Carrot Express Sunset Harbour, located at 1828 Bay Road, will be open from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily for dine-in, takeout, and delivery.

Sunset Padel Opens As Miami Beach's First Indoor Padel Club in Sunset Harbour

Founded by Gianluca Vacchi and his partners Chris Paciello, Michael Stern, and Rafi Gibly, Sunset Padel is Miami Beach’s first members-only indoor padel club, set to redefine the city’s padel landscape for sports aficionados. Located in the trendy Sunset Harbour neighborhood, Miami Beach's hub for health and fitness, Sunset Padel masterfully integrates elite sporting facilities with a chic, social ambiance.

“Sunset Padel represents a new pinnacle for padel in Miami Beach, merging state-of-the-art facilities with a refined, social environment. Our vision was to create a space where elite sporting performance meets exceptional luxury, setting a new standard for the game.” said Gianluca Vacchi, Co-Founder of Sunset Padel

With a visionary approach to padel, Sunset Padel offers four state-of-the-art indoor courts, featuring non-blinding linear lighting designed by Padel Galis—the world’s leading company from Spain—marking a first for Miami. These courts are surfaced with Mondo Turf, the most advanced material available, providing optimal biomechanical support for joints and ligaments while offering a soft, forgiving playing experience. The facility’s high ceilings further enhance the playing conditions, ensuring exceptional performance regardless of weather.

To complement the on-court experience, Sunset Padel includes a dedicated stretch-out area for flexibility and recovery, equipped with the latest fitness technology and supported by a personal stretch specialist and concierge service, ensuring members receive top-tier care. Further elevating the club’s offerings, is its sports program led by Pablo Ibáñez, Sunset Padel's Sports Director and Head Coach, a former World Padel Tour player who was instrumental in the success of Nueva Alcántara Club in Marbella, recognized as the World’s Best Club in 2023.

The club’s sophisticated design, highlighted by dark courts and terracotta accents, features impeccably crafted counters, bars, and wood paneling made from high-quality materials and finishes, evoking the atmosphere of an exclusive members-only club rather than a traditional padel facility. These elements elevate the overall ambiance, seamlessly blending luxury with functionality.

Sunset Padel also offers luxurious amenities including opulent changing rooms with spa-inspired showers, a meticulously curated pro shop featuring premium rackets and apparel from Padel Nuestro, and a thoughtfully designed juice bar serving refreshing, health-conscious beverages. This exclusive club is meticulously crafted to meet the discerning needs of its members, blending top-tier sports facilities with an upscale communal environment.

“Sunset Padel’s purpose is building a community with like-minded people who love the sport and want to be in a social setting no matter their playing level.” said Chris Paciello, Co-Founder of Sunset Padel

“We are proud to offer Miami Beach a facility that not only meets but exceeds the highest expectations in both design and functionality.” said Rafi Gibly, Co-Founder of Sunset Padel

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FIRST ON PROFILE: Audemars Piguet Signs Lease at Eighteen Sunset To Open Miami's First AP House in Sunset Harbour

A new level of luxury is coming to Miami Beach’s Sunset Harbour district in the form of AP House. The boutique hospitality experience created by the Swiss luxury watch brand Audemars Piguet has leased 11,841 square feet at Eighteen Sunset – the landmark mixed-use project designed by DOMO Architecture + Design, which will also be home to the only Class A+ office product currently under construction on Miami Beach. It is slated to deliver late this year, with AP House projected to open in 2024. Just two office spaces on the fourth and fifth floors remain for lease.

Once complete, AP House will be an innovative residential salon concept made for intimate browsing, socializing and entertaining amongst existing and potential Audemars Piguet clients. This will be the 16th AP House location, following the recent opening of one in Los Angeles, adding to a portfolio of 14 others in major cities around the globe such as Bangkok, Barcelona, Hong Kong, London, Madrid, Milan, Munich, New York City, Shanghai, St. Barth’s, Tel Aviv, Tokyo and Zurich.

“The influx of best-in-class businesses and high net worth residents in Miami and Miami Beach has created a burst of demand for premium brand experiences,” said Bradley Colmer, Founder of Deco Capital. “Audemars Piguet’s arrival, in its most exclusive form, signifies Miami Beach’s evolution as a first-rate international destination and home for global luxury, brimming with five-star offerings.”

The AP House experience will begin on the ground-floor of Eighteen Sunset, where guests will enter into the brand’s exclusive lobby and take a private elevator to the top floor where they’ll be met with breathtaking views of Biscayne Bay and Downtown Miami via floor-to-ceiling windows and incredible wrap around balconies.

AP House joins a list of blue-chip tenants at Eighteen Sunset, including Pretium, a specialized investment management firm occupying 11,591 square feet on the fourth floor; a multi-billion dollar, publicly traded Canadian firm that signed an almost 20,000 square foot lease for the entire the third floor; and Uchiko, a restaurant concept by award-winning Hai Hospitality group, that will occupy approximately 6,000 square feet on the ground floor.

Eighteen Sunset’s ownership was represented by Stephen Rutchik of Colliers International and Neil King of CBRE. Audemars Piguet was represented by Jonathan Schley of CBRE and Lyle Stern of Miami-based Vertical Real Estate.

“Eighteen Sunset stands in a league of its own on Miami Beach and in the Greater Miami area. From the building’s tenant mix to its finishes and location, the development rivals best-in-class office properties in the Financial District, while offering the benefits of a boutique building in one of South Florida’s most desirable lifestyle destinations,” said Stephen Rutchik.

Located in Miami Beach’s Sunset Harbour district, one of South Florida’s most desirable shopping, dining and lifestyle destinations, Eighteen Sunset is Deco Capital’s signature mixed-use development project, rising five stories directly across from Biscayne Bay. The ground floor is home to approximately 17,000 square feet of restaurant and retail space, a central breezeway, and a cantilevered sidewalk connecting to Maurice Gibb Park. This is followed by parking on the second floor, and then Class A+ office totaling 40,000 square feet on the third and fourth, topped by an exclusive penthouse space, including a rooftop deck.

Images via Deco Capital & Audemars Piguet

Global Investment Management Firm Pretium Signs Lease At Eighteen Sunset In Miami Beach's Sunset Harbour

Specialized investment management firm Pretium plans to open an office at Deco Capital Group’s Eighteen Sunset, a Class A office building being constructed at 1769 Purdy Avenue in Miami Beach. Pretium has leased 11,591 square feet on the fourth floor of the project, which together with other completed leases represents approximately 80% of all available office space at Eighteen Sunset. About 9,500 square feet in the building is still available. The project is currently rising after securing a $60 million construction loan last year.

“Miami Beach is excited to welcome Pretium to our community where our business assistance programs and incentives ease the ability of doing business, and our culture and lifestyle benefit business leaders, create jobs, and attract and retain talent,” shared Miami Beach Mayor Dan Gelber.

With more than 4,500 employees, Pretium has over $50 billion in assets under management across U.S. residential real estate, residential credit and corporate credit. Pretium’s Miami Beach office will span more than half of the fourth floor in the five-story building. The company will join a multibillion-dollar, publicly traded Toronto firm that signed a 20,000 square foot lease earlier this year. On the ground floor, Uchiko, a restaurant concept by award-winning Hai Hospitality group, will occupy approximately 6,000 square feet of space. Stephen Rutchik, executive managing director of Colliers International Florida, and Neil King, vice chairman of CBRE New York, represented Deco Capital Group in the transaction, and Daniel Posy, executive managing director of JLL New York, represented Pretium.

“Pretium is excited to be expanding its office presence to Miami, a region with a growing financial services community,” said Laura Cappiello, Pretium’s Chief Human Resources Officer. “Having an office in Miami will enable Pretium to attract and retain premium talent and broaden the pool of diverse candidates we seek to recruit.”

“Miami Beach has seen a significant increase in inbound investment, and the most fundamental change to the city’s economy has been the drive to develop Class A, best-in-class office space capable of accommodating the needs of preeminent global companies,” said Bradley Colmer, founder of Deco Capital Group. “Pretium operates from exemplary offices in international financial hubs and is proud to be one of the trailblazing companies relocating or expanding and establishing a more substantial presence in South Florida. Pretium is drawn to Eighteen Sunset for its quality design, prime waterfront location in the Sunset Harbour neighborhood and market-leading amenities and views.”

The City of Miami Beach has assisted a number of technology and financial services companies in expanding or relocating their operations after launching meaningful business incentive programs and business concierge services in 2021. Pretium participated in the city’s Expedited Plan Review and Permitting Program which offers an accelerated permitting review process of 10 business days. The city’s Job Creation Incentive Program offers an incentive of up to $60,000 per year for up to four years for businesses in targeted industries that create or relocate a minimum of 10 new, full-time jobs with average annual wages that meet or exceed 125% of Miami-Dade County or Florida average wages.

“It is really encouraging to see great companies, like Pretium and others, take advantage of Miami Beach’s programs and services,” affirmed Miami Beach City Manager Alina Hudak. “These programs were created to diversify the Miami Beach economy for the benefit of the entire community.”

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James Beard Award-Winning Restaurant Group Hai Hospitality To Open 'Uchiko' to Eighteen Sunset In Sunset Harbour

James Beard Award-winning group Hai Hospitality, the group behind Wynwood hotspot Uchi, will bring its acclaimed Uchiko restaurant concept to Miami Beach’s popular Sunset Harbour neighbored. Uchiko will be located in Eighteen Sunset, a mixed-use project being developed by Deco Capital. Hai Hospitality signed a lease for 6,000 square feet of street-level restaurant space and is planning to open in 2024.

Uchiko, the Japanese concept that launched in Austin, Texas and helped fuel the city’s rise as a dining destination, will be located on the ground floor of the project, along Purdy Avenue, within the walkable neighborhood of Sunset Harbour known as one of South Florida’s most beloved lifestyle destinations. Slated to open in 2024, the restaurant will feature 180 indoor seats, including approximately 35 outdoor patio seats. Uchiko, recently recognized by Open Table as one of the top 100 restaurants in the US and lauded by GQ Magazine as one of the best new restaurants in America when it first opened, will open its third location in Miami Beach, following locations in Austin and Houston.

The menu at Uchiko constantly evolves. Uchiko Miami guests can expect signature bold flavors with hints of smoke and char that differentiate Uchiko from its sibling Uchi. Uchiko balances richness and delicacy with its interpretation of raw fish at the sushi bar alongside wood-fired items and Yakitori-grilled options. Uchiko Miami will also offer a full bar with hard-to-find Japanese whiskeys and a well-rounded and inventive cocktail menu.

“We quickly fell in love with the energy of Miami when we opened our first Florida Uchi location in 2021,” said Hai Hospitality CEO Tony Montero. “When we found the Eighteen Sunset development, we knew it would be the perfect location to continue to grow in Miami with Uchiko, and we’re looking forward to adding to both the energy of the city and Sunset Harbour with Uchiko Miami.”

“Uchiko is one of the country’s most innovative restaurant concepts, and Miami Beach is among the world’s most vibrant dining destinations. Uchiko at Eighteen Sunset is destined to become a favorite spot for the growing number of residents and visitors setting their sights on South Florida,” said Deco Capital Group Founder Bradley Colmer.

Eighteen Sunset is Deco Capital’s latest mixed-use development, rising five stories directly across from Biscayne Bay. The ground floor is home to 17,000 square feet of restaurant and retail space, a central cobblestone breezeway and cantilevered, covered sidewalk connecting to Maurice Gibb Park. The building has parking on the second level, and Class A+ office totaling 40,000 square feet on the third and fourth, topped by an exclusive penthouse encompassing nearly 30,000 square feet of interior and exterior space, including a spectacular rooftop and pool deck. Construction is currently underway, with delivery slated for late 2023.

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Health-Focused Hotspot Pura Vida Opens New Location In Miami Beach's Sunset Harbour Neighborhood

Pura Vida continues to expand its presence across the region with the debut of its Sunset Harbour outpost. Characterized by its delicious health-driven menu and topical chic aesthetic, the esteemed all-day cafe now holds several highly coveted properties and continues its strategic expansion across the region. The opening marks the brand’s 11th location and third on Miami Beach, with more on the horizon for 2022.

Located steps away from the water’s edge, the latest Pura Vida outpost is nestled in the heart of Sunset Harbour and in close proximity to main attractions such as the Miami Beach Golf Club, Magnolia Park, and Lincoln Road. The 5,000 square foot space offers indoor seating characterized by the brand’s minimalist design elements, natural tones and light wooden finishes as well as outdoor seating lined with Pura Vida’s signature blue umbrellas.

“We feel honored to be expanding the Pura Vida family and are excited to be a part of the Sunset Harbour community. Sunset Harbour attracts a vibrant audience from all walks of life and we’re really looking forward to connecting with the locals, visitors and neighboring businesses alike.” Said Omer Horev, Chief Brand Officer and Co-Founder of Pura Vida.

Patrons can expect the brand’s signature quality-driven menu which includes Pura Vida’s famed All-Day Breakfast offerings showcasing a range of avocado toasts, pasture-raised egg sandwiches, wraps, bowls, raw organic Açaí Bowls and crisp and refreshing salads topped with wild ahi tuna, chicken, salmon, or vegan-lentil based adashah. Other health-focused highlights include a variety of cold-pressed juices, superfood smoothies, kombucha, artisanal coffees and an assortment of fresh-baked gluten-free and vegan sweet treats.

New to Pura Vida’s beloved menu is a distinct blue smoothie, “Coco Azul” made with blue spirulina, moringa, hemp seeds, coconut water, banana, pineapple, mango, coconut flakes; and a sweet potato base option for bowls. To coincide with the Sunset Harbour opening, Pura Vida will introduce exciting new menu items like the ‘Miami Beet’ juice, a signature croissant sandwich with Pura Vida’s egg salad and four new wellness shots; Daily Green, Eternal Youth, Immunity, and Shot of Glow which will be made available across all Pura Vida outposts.

Pura Vida Sunset Harbour is located at 1940 Alton Rd, Miami Beach, FL 33139. Hours of operation are 8AM - 4PM, daily. Ample street and public garage parking is available on Andalusia Avenue. Delivery and pick-up are available through the Pura Vida Miami app.

Deco Capital Secures $60 Million Construction Loan For Eighteen Sunset In Sunset Harbour

Deco Capital Group has secured $60 million in construction financing from City National Bank of Florida for Eighteen Sunset in Miami Beach’s hot Sunset Harbour neighborhood. The loan will fund the ongoing development of the newest mixed-use project combining office, retail, and residential uses. Eighteen Sunset broke ground in November 2021 and is expected to be completed in late 2023.

Eighteen Sunset will feature street-level retail and restaurant space, two floors of Class A+ offices totaling 40,000 square feet, and an exclusive top-floor penthouse featuring more than 15,000 square feet of interior space as well as a breathtaking rooftop pool deck. All told, the penthouse residence comprises approximately 30,000 square feet of private indoor and outdoor space, outdoor dining room, expansive gardens, seating and recreational areas affording the owner and their guests panoramic vistas of Biscayne Bay, Downtown Miami, and evening sunsets to the west.

“We’ve seen significant interest from some of the most desirable and prosperous buyers and tenants in the country, who are looking at Eighteen Sunset from both a residential perspective and as a ‘live-work’ opportunity in the heart of one of South Florida’s most desirable districts,” said Deco Capital Group Founder Bradley Colmer. “The level and quality of demand we’re seeing in Miami Beach is as strong as it’s ever been and we are already talking with some of the most exciting businesses and retailers in the market. Now that Eighteen Sunset is coming out of the ground and our financing is in place, we expect the building to be filled in short order.”

Situated between Purdy Avenue and Bay Road, overlooking Biscayne Bay and Maurice Gibb Park, Eighteen Sunset will offer unmatched walkability and accessibility in the heart of Sunset Harbour, which has emerged as one of South Florida’s hottest lifestyle, retail, fitness, and dining destinations.

The penthouse is listed with Oren Alexander of Douglas Elliman, the retail leasing is overseen by Sara Wolfe of Koniver Stern and Stephen Rutchik of Colliers International is overseeing the office leasing.

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Deco Capital Group Breaks Ground On Eighteen Sunset In Miami Beach's Sunset Harbour Neighborhood

Deco Capital Group has broken ground on Eighteen Sunset, the newest mixed-use development coming to Miami Beach’s Sunset Harbour neighborhood. The five-story, mixed-use building will feature street-level retail and restaurant space, two floors of Class A+ offices, and an exclusive top-floor home in the sky with a private rooftop deck. Rising at 1769 Purdy Avenue, construction of Eighteen Sunset broke ground on November 4, 2021, during a ceremony involving the development’s partners, city officials including, and community stakeholders.

Situated between Purdy Avenue and Bay Road – overlooking Biscayne Bay and Maurice Gibb Park – Eighteen Sunset will offer unmatched walkability and accessibility in the heart of Sunset Harbour, which has emerged as one of South Florida’s hottest lifestyle, retail, fitness and dining destinations. Designed by Domo Studio, the project is estimated to be completed by Spring 2023 and will pursue LEED® Gold certification for energy efficiency. The project marks ORIGIN Construction’s third ground-up development to rise in Sunset Harbour, a meaningful neighborhood in the firm’s vast project portfolio.

“As Miami Beach experiences an influx of capital and investment from domestic and international sources, we are thrilled to begin construction of Eighteen Sunset. This development will meet demand for office, retail and residential space in one of South Florida’s most dynamic and walkable neighborhoods,” says Deco Capital Group Founder Bradley Colmer. “Eighteen Sunset will be the perfect complement to Sunset Harbour’s sought after commercial and residential assets, and we’ve assembled a first-rate design and construction team to see the development through.”

Deco Capital Group has selected ORIGIN Construction as the development’s general contractor. Throughout its history, ORIGIN has built and transformed more than 10 million of square feet of commercial real estate, ranging from commercial offices and retail shops, to restaurants, hotels and medical offices. The company is led by a team with a 20-year track record focused on core business lines of commercial workplaces, retail and restaurant interiors, boutique hotels and medical offices. The firm’s high-profile projects include Facebook’s Miami office, Porsche’s Latin American Headquarters, the Prada store in the Design District, and Pipeline Workspaces co-working locations across Florida.

“Eighteen Sunset combines two of ORIGIN Construction’s core capabilities on a larger scale with office and retail,” said John Wood, ORIGIN Construction co-founder. “This is a special opportunity for ORIGIN to further solidify its presence in the market and deliver a unique mixed-use space for best-in-class office and retail tenants.”

Eighteen Sunset’s third and fourth floors will be comprised of approximately 40,000 square feet of Class A-plus office space featuring thirteen-foot ceilings, expansive exterior deck spaces, an architectural overhang, and floor-to-ceiling windows, with Sunset Harbour’s stylish mix of shops and eateries just steps away. Office tenants will also have secure parking on the building’s second floor.

The crown jewel of Eighteen Sunset is a penthouse residence featuring more than 15,000 square feet of interior space as well as a breathtaking rooftop pool deck. All told, the residence comprises approximately 30,000 square feet of private indoor and outdoor space, including a pool and hot tub, outdoor dining room, expansive gardens, seating and recreational areas affording the owner and their guests panoramic vistas of Biscayne Bay, Downtown Miami, and evening sunsets to the west.

Eighteen Sunset’s ground floor totals approximately 17,000 square feet of high-visibility, rentable commercial space, split into four areas ranging in size offering retail and restaurant concepts a selection of spaces to choose from. A central breezeway and cantilevered sidewalk cover will feature expansive outdoor covered sidewalk and breezeway spaces designed to encourage community wellness.

The Eighteen Sunset residential penthouse is listed with Oren Alexander of Douglas Elliman, the retail leasing is being overseen by Sara Wolfe of Koniver Stern and the office leasing is being overseen by Stephen Rutchik of Colliers International.

Beach Towing Purchases Sunset Harbour Commercial Property For $6.5 Million

Longtime Sunset Harbour tenant Beach Towing has acquired a commercial property South Beach’s Sunset Harbour neighborhood for $6.5 million. The property is located at 1349 Dade Boulevard in Miami Beach and consists of a 2,600 SF building and a 17,932 SF lot.

The transaction was overseen by Colliers Urban Core Division led by Colliers' Executive Managing Director Mika Mattingly and Associate Cecilia Estevez, who represented the seller Festa Family Trust. Eric A. Gonzalez of Roca Gonzalez, P.A. was legal counsel representing the Festa Family Trust in the sale of the property.

“Sunset Harbour has undergone an incredible transformation,” said Mattingly. “This is the first neighborhood I farmed, selling a good chunk of the market’s available land at the time. The area has exploded with development since then.”

Beach Towing has operated an automobile storage and towing company at the property since 1986. The towing company began operations when the property was within an Intensive Commercial District (C-6), which grandfathered the company in when the zoning was changed three years later to Commercial Medium Intensity (C-5). Beach Towing operates as a legal, non-conforming business.

Sunset Harbour has been one of South Florida’s most in-demand neighborhoods in Miami. Miami Beach developer Ronny Finvarb recently acquired a 10,200 SF Sunset Harbour site at 1790 Alton Road for $4 million. Down the road Eighteen Sunset, a mixed-use residential and commercial building featuring office space and an ultra-luxury penthouse, is currently being developed by Deco Capital Group.