Havana Lofts is a 14-story, roughly 90-unit boutique condominium a block south of the Miami River in Little Havana, built in 2007, with a rooftop pool, fitness center and lounge. Units are individually owned and leased, so the experience varies by owner. Residents appreciate spacious apartments and the location; building-access problems and inconsistent management draw complaints.
Residents value being close to the Miami River, Downtown and Brickell, and describe the apartments as generously sized for the price compared with newer buildings nearby.
Upper-floor units are described as having clear views of Downtown Miami, the Miami River and Marlins Park.
Residents report malfunctioning garage gates and entry systems that allow unauthorized access.
Residents describe frequent management changes, changing rules and difficulty getting concerns addressed.
Havana Lofts has in-unit washer/dryers and dishwashers, a rooftop fitness center and pool with sundeck, gated garage parking and a resident lounge. There's no staffed doorman; entry is controlled by fob and intercom.
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Havana Lofts is located at 36 NW 6th Ave, Miami, FL 33128. Havana Lofts sits in Little Havana, a block south of the Miami River, an easy walk or short drive to Downtown Miami and Brickell. The neighborhood mixes residential streets with Cuban and Latin American restaurants and shops.
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Apartments are individually owned, so lease terms, pricing and condition vary by owner. Current listings run from studios to two-bedrooms.
Budget about $180/month on top of rent. Recurring costs include FPL electricity. The condo association's dues, paid by the unit's owner, cover water, sewer, trash, parking and building insurance, so a tenant generally isn't billed for those separately. No standard application fee or deposit amount could be established, since each unit is leased independently by its owner.
| Cost | Monthly amount |
|---|---|
Electricity Electricity Electricity is billed directly by Florida Power & Light. We estimate $130/month, based on FPL's published typical residential bill for 1,000 kWh. Source: FPL rates and typical bill | ~$130 |
Water, sewer, trash and parking Water, sewer, trash and parking Covered by the condo association's dues, which the unit's owner pays. Tenants generally aren't billed separately for these. Source: Havana Lofts condo fee summary | Included |
Internet Internet Paid separately. We estimate $50/month for a basic plan. Source: AT&T Fiber Miami plans | ~$50 |
Estimated monthly total Water, sewer, trash and parking included
~$180