Berkadia Arranges Sale and Financing of Boutique High-Rise in Wynwood

Berkadia recently arranged the sale and financing of Wynwood Bay, a 156-unit residential high-rise located in Miami’s Wynwood neighborhood. Senior Managing Directors Roberto Pesant and Jaret Turkell, along with Associate Omar Morales and Senior Analyst Jose Mota of Berkadia Miami, marketed the property on behalf of Alta Developers, a South Florida-based real estate development firm led by Principal & CEO Raimundo Onetto.

Managing Director Laura Beaton of Berkadia Boston arranged the financing on behalf of buyer Respark Residential, a multifamily real estate investment company in Fort Lauderdale, which acquired the property. Respark Residential plans to enhance the building’s interiors and common areas. Rents at the property range from $2,000 to $3,700 per month.

“Wynwood Bay has a lot to offer its residents, from its unique, competitive location in one of Miami’s trendiest and centrally located neighborhoods to its spacious floorplans with unobstructed Bay and city views and its resort-style amenities,” Onetta says. “It is luxury residential living in Miami’s liveliest location.”

Located at 2500 Biscayne Boulevard, Wynwood Bay was built in 2017 and offers one and two-bedroom apartments ranging from 715 square feet to 1,284 square feet. Units feature nine or 12-foot ceilings, modern porcelain tile flooring, floor-to-ceiling glass windows, a chef-inspired kitchen design with an open concept, ample quartz countertops, energy-efficient stainless-steel appliances, climate efficient blackout, and solar shades, frameless glass walk-in showers in select units, spacious balconies and terraces and full-sized washer and dryers in all units. Community amenities include a rooftop pool with private cabanas, a state-of-the-art health and wellness center, a sun deck with panoramic views of the Miami skyline and Biscayne Bay, an entertainment and resident lounge, Amazon lockers, four elevators, 241 parking spaces, and secure fob access to the building with 24-hour emergency maintenance.

“Wynwood Bay presented a rare opportunity to acquire a residential high-rise with immediate cash flow in one of the most dynamic, talked about submarkets in the country,” Pesant says. “As land prices and construction costs continue to rapidly increase, developers are building even smaller units. This dynamic will allow Wynwood Bay to remain uniquely positioned to capture the overwhelming tenant demand for larger, more expansive floorplans.

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