19295 W Dixie Highway — Miami, Florida
Miami's Future Food Truck District & Market Village
A destination built for food, culture, entertainment & community
Property Overview
A 37,943-square-foot commercial parcel with 192 feet of direct frontage on W Dixie Highway — one of Miami-Dade's most trafficked corridors, repositioned as a permanent food, entertainment, and market destination.
This property is in unincorporated Miami-Dade County — not any city. City ordinances (including any "1 truck per 1,000 sq ft" municipal rules) do not apply here. The governing authority is Miami-Dade County Planning & Zoning only. Zoning is confirmed UC-MM (Main Street) on the Dixie frontage and UC-MCI (Mixed Use Corridor/Industrial) at the rear — both within the Ojus Urban Center District (OUAD), purpose-built for outdoor food, dining, and retail. County code does not impose a per-square-foot truck density formula; capacity is determined by site plan approval. At 37,943 SF, a 30-truck Phase 1 is well within standard site plan parameters.
The Opportunity
This is what an opportunity looks like before anyone else sees it. 37,943 square feet on W Dixie Highway — vacant, fenced, and surrounded by luxury high-rises. No tenants to displace. No demo costs. No complicated exit. Just raw land in one of Miami-Dade's most affluent corridors, ready to generate $90,000/month from day one.
The Long-Term Vision
52 truck spaces across three rows. Container Village in the back corner. Community lawn, rooftop lounge, LED billboard on Dixie, and a dedicated operator center. Every square foot is allocated. Every revenue stream is mapped.
Arrival Experience
A cost-effective industrial arch in corrugated steel and wood panels sets the tone for the entire YARD 192 experience from the moment you turn off Dixie Highway. Simple. Bold. Welcoming — day and night.
The Realistic Starting Point
Owners move forward when they see a realistic first phase — not a $10M buildout. Phase 1 is lean, fast to open, and cash-flowing from day one. 30 truck spaces across three rows, minimum parking, and the existing building converted to a support center. That's it. That's how this starts.
Master Plan
Every square foot of Yard 192 is engineered to generate income — from permanent truck leases to container retail, storage, and event programming.
Market Context
No market in the U.S. is better positioned for a permanent outdoor food district than North Miami-Dade. Here's why this parcel — and this moment — are the opportunity.
W Dixie Highway carries 40,000+ vehicles per day through the Aventura/North Miami stretch. No signage, no marketing needed on day one — the road sells for you.
ZIP 33180 is one of the highest-income zip codes in Miami-Dade. Aventura Mall — the 3rd largest mall in the U.S. — is 1.2 miles away. These consumers spend on experiences.
There is no permanent food truck district north of Wynwood in Miami-Dade. Yard 192 would be the first. That's not a gap in the market — it's the market.
Miami's outdoor culture operates year-round. No seasonal shutdowns, no weather-driven revenue gaps. Every month is peak season for an outdoor dining destination.
Wynwood Yard, Boxi Park, and Sparkman Wharf all prove Miami's appetite for this format. They're all full. None of them serve Aventura, Hollywood, or Hallandale Beach.
Execution Plan
A clear, realistic sequence from permits to Phase 4 full operation. No guesswork — each milestone has a defined trigger and outcome.
Ownership aligned. Lease or JV structure executed. Permits filed.
Grading, fencing, striping, lighting, electrical connections (commercial power already on-site), water/sewer hookups, security cameras installed.
30 trucks. Doors open. $52K–$75K/month from day one.
Storage & support center opens. 36 trucks. Revenue climbs to ~$109K/mo.
48 trucks. Container village. Events begin. ~$152K/mo.
Full build-out. All revenue streams. $185K–$223K+/mo.
Phased Development
Four carefully sequenced phases transform the site from a food truck district into Miami's most dynamic outdoor market village.
Tenant Opportunities
Yard 192 offers food truck operators something rare in Miami — a permanent, high-traffic home with built-in infrastructure, an engaged customer base, and a growing community of fellow operators.
All leases include site marketing, event participation rights, and access to the Yard 192 operator community. Row A (Dixie frontage): $3,500/month. Rows B & C: $3,000/month. Security deposit = 1 month rate, due at signing. Long-term lease discounts available. Month-to-month and seasonal options on request.
Phase 2
The existing 1,600 SF building on-site is converted into a full-service operator hub in Phase 2 — dry storage, cold storage, prep kitchen access, and a tenant lounge. Powered by ButterflyMX smart entry for 24/7 access. This turns a cost center into a revenue line: $6K–$20K/month in additional income from the operators already on-site.
Phase 3–4 · Container Village
Repurposed shipping containers transformed into premium hospitality concepts — a coffee shop, cocktail bar, dessert concept, and 2-story rooftop lounge. Located in the back-right corner of the site, the Container Village activates every hour of the day and creates a destination within a destination.
Revenue Projections
Four phases. Four revenue streams. Every dollar accounted for.
Here is exactly where the money comes from.
Phase-by-Phase Breakdown
Every revenue line. Every unit. Every dollar.
Revenue Compounding by Phase
Monthly revenue as each phase comes online
Investor Math
At $176K–$214K/month gross revenue (Phase 4), and assuming 45% operating expenses, the project generates an estimated $102,000–$123,000/month Net Operating Income. At a 6.5% cap rate, that implies an asset value of approximately $18,800,000–$22,600,000 — on a 37,943 SF parcel with $90,000/month cash flow starting from day one.
The Team
Autumn brings hands-on experience in commercial site development, logistics infrastructure, and multi-tenant property management. She understands what operators need because she's worked alongside them — and she knows how to build systems that run lean, generate consistent income, and scale without drama.
Founding Opportunities
Phase 1 launches with 30 truck spaces. Once they're full, they're full — and we expect high demand from operators who've been waiting for a permanent home in North Miami-Dade. Founding tenants get first choice of location and locked-in rates before public launch.