$34M Wynwood Purchase Advances Moishe Mana’s District-Wide Development Plan
As Miami’s creative and commercial districts continue to evolve, Moishe Mana strengthens his long-term vision for Wynwood with the purchase of another key development site.
Jan 16, 2026 · 1 Minute Read 
Mana Common founder and chairman, Moishe Mana, has acquired two vacant adjoining parcels in Wynwood for $33.5 million, further expanding his position as the neighborhood’s largest landowner. The 1.6-acre cluster, located at 2661–2701 Northwest Fifth Avenue, adds to Mana’s growing portfolio of properties shaping the district’s future.
Approved for an eight-story mixed-use project, the purchase includes entitlements for:
- 244 residential units or 489 hotel rooms
- Potential additional units through public benefit bonuses
- Up to 612 apartments under Florida’s Live Local Act, enabling development of up to 27 stories
This acquisition marks the second major expansion of the Wynwood portfolio in five months, following the purchase of a 0.7-acre assemblage at 2200–2230 NW Second Avenue and 224 NW 22nd Terrace.
It also follows the momentum created by last summer’s $150 million refinancing of 56 Wynwood properties, reinforcing efforts to transform the district through community-focused spaces, cultural programming, and connected urban development.
As Wynwood and Downtown Miami continue to evolve, Mana Common remains focused on building a unified, community-driven ecosystem. Each acquisition strengthens the foundation for a district where culture, commerce, technology, and creativity can thrive together, advancing a long-term vision centered on connection, opportunity, and inclusive urban growth.
Source: Francisco Alvarado. (2026). “Moishe Mana’s Wynwood portfolio grows again with $34M purchase.” The Real Deal. (7 January).
