An investor just spent $54 million on less than an acre in Miami’s Wynwood neighborhood just as the hip district begins to recuperate from a Zika virus scare that momentarily drove visitors and investors away.
The property on Northwest Second Avenue between 26th and 27th Street is comprised of buildings totaling 41,616 square feet on a 42,000-square-foot lot. It sits across the street from the Wynwood Walls, a popular tourist destination.
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