2BR – Condominium at 13499 Biscayne Boulevard #406
13499 Biscayne Boulevard #406, North Miami, FL 33181
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT $396.26. Bright and spacious 2 bed 2 bath unit split layout in the upcoming area of North Miami. Close to FIU, Johnson&Wales, Barry University, plus restaurants, retail, banks and way more! 24 hs security, easy to show. The pool is under repair (until approx June 2026). Unbeatable price! UNFURNISHED - As per Association, min credit scro should be 680. Sailboat Cay is currently undergoing a complete building transformation. This extensive renovation ensures the community will soon emerge as one of the area's premier luxury residences. According to the HOA, these improvements are slated for completion in a few months. Gated community with 24-hour security. Invest now and step into a sophisticated, like-new lifestyle soon to be! SPECIAL ASSESSMENT $396.26.
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About this 2-bedroom home in North Miami
This North Miami home sits about 1.07 miles from Chabad Lubavitch (Chabad) — roughly a 21-minute walk. On ShulSearch every nearby listing is ranked by walk time to shul, so you can find a home in North Miami that's genuinely within walking distance of your community.
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