1090 Kane Concourse, Bay Harbor Islands, FL 33154
- $3,500,000
Description
Prime Corner street-level commercial property at 1080-1090 Kane Concourse. This expansive 2,389 SQ FT asset is legally configured into two flexible spaces (Suites A & B), providing a unique setup for a single corporate user or dual-tenant income generation. Featuring premium storefront exposure, excellent natural light, and highly efficient floor plans, Positioned in Bay Harbor Islands’ most desirable commercial corridor with heavy pedestrian and vehicular traffic. Perfect for high-end professional offices, luxury retail, or specialized corporate headquarters. Unbeatable location minutes from Miami Beach and A1A. Suite B is currently leased.
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Address: Array
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City: Bay Harbor Islands
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State/county: Miami-Dade
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Zip/Postal Code: Array
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Area: Bay Harbor Islands
Details
Updated on August 27, 2026 at 12:58 am-
Property ID Array
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Price $3,500,000
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Year Built 2009
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Property Type Retail
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Property Status Commercial Sale
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Building Area Total 2389
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Business Type Other, Professional Service
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Cooling Central Air
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Days On Market 78
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Heating Electric
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Internet Automated Valuation Display YN 1
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ListAgentURL http://WWW.CITADELMIAMI.COM
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Lot Size Area 0
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Occupant Type Vacant
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PossibleUse Service
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PublicSurveyTownship 13
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Sewer Public Sewer
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VideosChangeTimestamp 2026-08-26T15:07:41.990-00:00
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Water Source Public
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Zoning 0000
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