Metro 1

Miami music scene isn’t dead.
It’s going through a rebirth.

Over the past few years, we’ve watched legendary venues close their doors —
Electric Pickle,
Gramps,
Grand Central,
Bardot.

For a moment, it felt like the heartbeat of Miami’s independent music scene was fading.

But what’s actually happening is something bigger.

The city is evolving.
The venues are evolving.
The model is evolving.

A new generation of live music spaces is emerging — blending hospitality, design, food & beverage, outdoor programming, and experiential real estate.

That’s where Metro 1 comes in.

We’re proud to have played a role in two of the most important new live music platforms in the city:

• Midline at Arlo Wynwood – integrating live performance into a lifestyle-driven hospitality concept.
• ZeyZey Miami – redefining what an independent venue can look like in modern Miami.

These aren’t replacements.
They’re reinventions.

The old Miami music scene was gritty and underground.
The new one is intentional, curated, and built into mixed-use environments designed to last.

This isn’t nightlife.
This is placemaking.

And the developers, operators, and landlords who understand that culture drives value are shaping the next chapter of this city.

At Metro 1, we don’t just lease buildings.
We help build ecosystems.

Miami music isn’t gone.

It’s being rebuilt — smarter, stronger, and louder.

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📍 5700 NE 2 Ave | Little Haiti

Located along Little Haiti’s main corridor, this property is surrounded by neighborhood staples, art spaces, and some of Miami’s most celebrated restaurants. From Sunny’s and Boia De to galleries, breweries, and creative studios, this area has become a magnet for forward-thinking brands.

✔️ 1,007–1,044 SF available
✔️ $45 PSF NNN
✔️ T5-O zoning
✔️ On-site parking
✔️ Minutes from the Design District & Upper Eastside

Perfect for retail, creative office, wellness, or showroom users looking to grow alongside one of Miami’s most dynamic neighborhoods.