4550 Nw 9Th St

A mid-rise condominium complex in Miami built in 1972 and rising nine stories, the property offers predominantly one- and two-bedroom units arranged around interior corridors and exterior-facing balconies. Architecturally it reflects early 1970s tropical-modern sensibilities: practical concrete construction, modest ornament, and cantilevered balcony slabs. Interiors vary by unit but commonly include tiled floors, walk-in closets, breakfast areas or bars, and some units with built-in kitchen islands or pantry space; several units feature bathtubs or garden/roman tubs and accessible layouts with first-floor entry options. Shared spaces include a staffed entry/guarded entrance in some listings, an elevator, attic storage and communal courtyards with outdoor living areas, barbecues, and lighting. The grounds provide recreational courts—tennis courts noted in multiple listings—plus a pool and fenced perimeter. Balcony or porch space is typical, and exterior amenities include awnings and security-high-impact doors. Parking and rental rules appear governed by the association; listings reference title/closing requirements, possible rental restrictions, and bank or short-sale approvals. The location is central to Miami’s airport, major roadways, shopping and schools, supporting both commuter access and urban convenience.