The Six Areas

The main east-west street that ties the city together, from the Tri-Rail station up to NW 151st Street.

It is the most visible street in Opa-locka, with storefronts, vacant frontage, transit, and homes along its length. The review is documenting how the corridor is doing today.

• 1. Opa-locka Tri-Rail Station
• 2. Ali Baba Ave & NW 151st St

A residential neighborhood north of Ali Baba Avenue with parks, infill homes, and older housing stock.

New construction sits next to vacant lots here. The review is looking at how recent investment compares with the blocks around it.

• 3. Magnolia North Community Park
• 5. Magnolia North

A mostly residential area of apartments and homes reaching east toward the lake.

Parts of it sit just outside the adopted boundary. The review is comparing conditions inside and outside that line.

• 6. Service Rd & NW 18th Ave
• 7. 14220 NW 22nd Ave
• 9. Wilmington St & NW 20th Ave

Historic City Hall, Sherbondy Park, the municipal complex, and the downtown blocks around them.

This is where civic buildings, small businesses, and grant-funded storefronts meet. The review is looking at the edges of downtown.

• 11. Historic Opa-locka City Hall
• 12. Sherbondy Park
• 13. Ali Baba Ave & Sharazad Blvd

Warehouses, workshops, and light manufacturing between NW 22nd and NW 27th Avenues.

These blocks carry local jobs and truck traffic. The review is looking at how they connect back to the corridor and the neighborhoods.

• 16. NW 27th Ave & Ali Baba Ave
• 17. NW 22nd Ave & Ali Baba Ave
• 18. NW 147th St & NW 25th Ct

The large-format industrial and airport-adjacent land on the west side, including the Amazon facility and the Executive Airport perimeter.

This is where the biggest recent private investment has landed. The review is looking at what it means for the boundary and for future revenue.

• 20. Amazon MIA1 Fulfillment Center
• 21. NW 135th St & NW 45th Ave
• 22. NW 42nd Ave & NW 133rd St