
Commercial Sale · Office
2217 NW 7th St # 2, Miami FL 33125, MIAMI, FL, 33125
Active97 days on marketListed May 9, 2026MLS #A12016051
About this property
The property at a glance
Excellent location just off the 836 near Marlins Park, with easy access to Downtown and Brickell. Situated in a busy, growing business corridor with strong street presence and excellent visibility. Ground floor with first floor entry. The space features expansive impact glass frontage, double-door entry, and a welcoming reception area with reception desk already in place. Recently renovated throughout, including a large kitchen/break area and two updated bathrooms. Enough space for 5 offices. Gated covered parking provides added convenience and security. Ideal for a law office, professional office, or retail use.
1,963
Building sq ft
$3
Price / sq ft
1,963
Lot sq ft
2008
Year built
6100
Zoning
Office
Property type
The numbers
Investment snapshot
Long Term Lease
Lease term
Estimated payment (illustrative)
Estimated payment
$192/mo
Illustrative only. Commercial loans are underwritten on the property’s income (DSCR, cap rate) — typically 25–35% down with lender-set terms. Ask a commercial lender for real numbers. Estimates only — taxes at 1.1%/yr and typical insurance; your lender’s numbers will differ. CENTURY 21 Edge partners with Florida’s best lenders.
Financing
Commercial financing works differently from a home loan — expect roughly 25–35% down with terms driven by the property’s income and your lender’s underwriting (DSCR, cap rate), not FHA or VA programs. Ask David to connect you with a commercial lender for real numbers.
Where it sits
Location & trade area
What’s nearby
Business data © OpenStreetMap contributors
The area
Who's around this property
55,032
Population
$56,604
Median income
48
Median age
3
Avg household
$362,933
Median home value
$1,503/mo
Median rent
5,140
Households w/ kids
Consumer profile
Interested in the finer things life has to offer, this population wants to display their lifestyle by discussing luxury products. Often references jewelry, cars, and home features.
Driven to succeed in the business world, this population seeks to progress in their career through networking happy hours, summits, and connecting with other professionals online.
The party don't stop until the sun comes up. Loud music, crowds, and shots are a recipe for a great night out for these people.
Passionate about all things hair, this population is talking about hair tutorials or the hottest celebrity blowout.
Who says the body isn't a canvas? This population loves talking about tattoos, body art and piercings.
Seeking peace and well-being through meditation, gratitude and spirituality.
Recent sales
What actually sold near 2217 NW 7th St # 2
The most comparable commercial properties that changed hands nearby. No two are identical — ask us for a full comparative analysis.

$2,900
306 alcazar ave # 205, Coral Gables FL 33134
Sold Jun 16, 2026

$1,025,000
432 NW 12th Ave, Miami FL 33128
Sold Jun 18, 2026

$55
2100 Ponce De Leon Blvd # 600, Coral Gables FL 33134
Sold May 25, 2026
Your team
The pros in your corner
Your agent
David Ramirez
Real Estate Agent · CENTURY 21 Edge
Tours, offers, and every question about 2217 NW 7th St # 2 — start here.

Financing contact
Andrew Acosta
Acosta Home Loans with PRMG · NMLS #1468866
Ask about commercial financing options for 2217 NW 7th St # 2.
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Listing courtesy of Optimar International Realty · Oswaldo Vega. MLS #A12016051.
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