16220 Nw 2Nd Ave

A mid-rise condominium block in North Miami built in 1982 and organized across five stories, primarily offering two-bedroom floorplans with occasional dens and one-bedroom variations. Architecture is typical of early 1980s South Florida multifamily buildings: low-rise massing with exterior corridors, stucco-clad façades and multiple balcony types including screened and wrap-around configurations. Interiors favor practical layouts—tile floors throughout, vaulted or high ceilings in select units, eat-in kitchens or islands, separate dining areas, and in-unit laundry in many homes. Units show a mix of updated finishes (granite counters, stainless appliances, renovated baths) and original elements; storage rooms and walk-in closets are common. Shared building features are modest: an elevator serving the levels, assigned parking stalls, fenced grounds and basic exterior lighting. Recent community work reported has included roof and balcony repairs and exterior painting, but association finances appear strained with limited reserves and no building-level insurance in some reports. The property’s location places it near major arterial roadways (I-95, Turnpike, Palmetto) and within walking distance of retail, dining, medical centers and a regional mall, supporting car-commuter and neighborhood-access lifestyles. Standard pet and service policies vary by unit and association rules; many units are owner-occupied or investor-rented, and several listings note as-is sales and cash-or-repair considerations.