Brickell: Good Investment?

[sigurko]

Does anyone knows if the condos i've mentioned are in good areas/streets?

[newinnycus]

Le Park: Decent area but 2nd tier Brickell
Mint: technically is not Brickell as it's north of the river. A friend get good revenu from 2 units there.
My Brickell: great location, crappy construction/building and you won't rent in the next 2 years as they started a new tower in it's facing lot, so no sleeping for 2 years.

[sigurko]

Originally Posted by newinnycus

Le Park: Decent area but 2nd tier Brickell
Mint: technically is not Brickell as it's north of the river. A friend get good revenu from 2 units there.
My Brickell: great location, crappy construction/building and you won't rent in the next 2 years as they started a new tower in it's facing lot, so no sleeping for 2 years.

Thanks A LOT Newinnycus!

In your opinion, would you invest in any of these for 300.000 max for a one bed? Which one?
If not, which condos should I look for?
I am thinking in having this apartment for 6-10 years, maybe more.... so its important to have good revenue - so location is very important - near commerce, shoppings, transports, etc.

thanks!

[hurricaneMan1992]

For 300K/1br, I'd look on the Beach too, maybe even 2br, which is a huge premium as far as renting on the Beach. Smaller buildings with less HOA fees as well. There are several blocks of buildings being completely renovated in North Beach now, as well as many scattered throughout South Beach, so both locations are "hot" markets. Hard to predict the next 6-10 years, though, as Miami real estate has been known to go through rapid changes--for the better and for the worse--in just a couple years.