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4 New Incredible Lofts NYC Style remodeled to perfection
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4310 North Miami Avenue
Miami
Florida 33127 (Design
District)
Located
In the Miami
Design District, a unique, 18 square block 'Community of Design'
- The destination for dining & Upscale Home decor - just minutes north of downtown Miami, and 10 minutes from South
Beach and the airport.
Few blocks away from "the Shops
& Restaurants at Midtown Miami" ,
The urban space in the midst of Miami's art district.
Yearly Renting starting from $1,250.00
a month
- 1100 Square Feet - Big Custom Walk in Closet - Washer & Dryer
in every Loft - 10'' High Ceiling -
Track lights - Dimmer - Floor outlets - Wood Floor - Kitchen fully Equipped -
Private Entrance with stairs in the unit (Loft 1 & 4) - Central Air Conditioning - Private Parking Space in
the rear of the building - Gated Building - Pets welcome (Pet
deposit)
Included:
1 Parking space, Water, Gardener, Pest
Control and Waste Removal (2 times/week)
Contract: Yearly contract only, 1st Month, Last
Month, Deposit Month and $100 Screening Application
are required to move
in.
Download screening application (PDF)
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Download
Ground floor plans (PDF)
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Tenant's Decoration of our Loft
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The Miami Design District is a neighborhood north
of Midtown in Miami, Florida, United States. It is within the Buena
Vista and southern extremity of Little Haiti neighborhoods. It is
roughly divided by NE 36th Street to the south, NE 43rd Street to the
north, NW 1st Avenue to the west and Biscayne Boulevard (US 1) to the
east.
The bohemian little enclave known as the “Miami
Design District “ is Covering a mere 18-square blocks—Northeast 36th to
41st street between North Miami and Northeast Second avenues-this
unique and pedestrian - friendly community is just north of
downtown Miami, less than ten minutes from South Beach and is rapidly
becoming all the rage with artists, interior designers and fashion
mavens alike”. It is home to over 130 art galleries, showrooms, creative services,
stores, antiques dealers, eateries and bars. Every 2nd Saturday of each
month a community wide Art & Design Night is held from 7-10pm. A popular
event, Art Galleries and Design Showrooms open their doors to the public
for music and refreshments...
Few blocks away from 'the Shops at Midtown Miami", is located on the
corner of NE 36th Street and North Miami Avenue just north of Downtown
Miami. over 645,000 square Feet Shopping Center including: Target,
Circuit City, Linen's N' Things, Ross, Pets Mart, Ross Dress for Less,
Marshalls, West Elm and Leohmann's, JC Pennys, In addition to a large
number of specialty shops, restaurants and lifestyle retailers. ....
In 2009, the first luxury retailer opened in the Design District,
Christian Louboutin,
marking a new era for the Design District. Later that year,
Yohji Yamamoto
opened in the Design District. In 2011,
Louis Vuitton
announced plans to open a Louis Vuitton store in the neighborhood by
2014 after announcing its closure of its
Bal Harbour Shops
store (the first Louis Vuitton store to open outside of
New York City),
along with opening other brands from the
LVMH company in
the Design District, including stores such as
Sephora,
Marc Jacobs,
Givenchy, and
Fendi.
In 2009, the first luxury
retailer opened in the Design District,
Christian Louboutin,
marking a new era for the Design District. Later that year,
Yohji Yamamoto
opened in the Design District. In 2011,
Louis Vuitton
announced plans to open a Louis Vuitton store in the neighborhood by
2014 after announcing its closure of its
Bal Harbour Shops
store (the first Louis Vuitton store to open outside of
New York City),
along with opening other brands from the
LVMH company in
the Design District, including stores such as
Sephora,
Marc Jacobs,
Givenchy, and
Fendi.
One of the largest
developers in the Design District, Craig Robins, plans to bring 40 to 50
luxury retailers to the neighborhood by 2014, competing with
long-established Miami shopping areas such as
Lincoln Road and
Bal Harbour Shops.
In October 2011,
Hermes,
Cartier and
Dior announced
plans to move their stores from Bal Harbour Shops to the Design District
in late 2011 and 2012.
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