
Deepblocks Daily Deal: Testing Boutique Office in Wynwood
A 13,000 SF warehouse site in Wynwood tests whether NRD-1 parking reductions can unlock a 20,000 SF boutique office project.

A 13,000 SF warehouse site in Wynwood tests whether NRD-1 parking reductions can unlock a 20,000 SF boutique office project.

An assembled 6,990 SF site in South of Fifth may support a 9-unit multifamily project, even without short-term rentals. The model shows a workable rental scenario, a potentially stronger condominium strategy, and an interesting affordable-density question.

A small land listing in South of Fifth may have a path to a 5-unit boutique condominium project. The opportunity is compelling because parking may not be required, but the 4,000 SF lot size creates a zoning caveat that could require a variance.

A 4,950 SF Edgewater parcel tests whether strong location, larger hotel rooms, and stacked parking can overcome a tight site and lot-area variance.

A narrow D2-zoned Little River industrial site raises a practical question: can 56,000 SF of storage/distribution space work operationally, financially, and physically on a constrained urban lot?

A corner retail site in Little Havana could offer an interesting small-format restaurant, café, market, or hybrid food concept, but the existing lease through 2032 shapes the redevelopment strategy.

A half-block assemblage may support roughly 100 units, but bigger is not always better. The real question is whether the 100-unit version creates more value than a smaller, more executable 20-unit condo strategy.

A single-family home near transit and major medical employers may have a path to a 20-unit boutique condominium project, while adjacent parcels create a larger assemblage opportunity. The real question is whether the best strategy is to assemble, entitle, resell, or develop directly.

A Philadelphia site advertised as a 77-unit opportunity is heading to auction with a $1 starting bid, but the real story is in the zoning math. Here’s how CMX-2 density, low-income housing bonuses, green roof incentives, height limits, and parking rules shape the deal.