Meyer-Kiser Building

The Meyer-Kiser Building, also known as the Dade Commonwealth Building, is a historic building in Miami, Florida, built in 1925. Originally one of the tallest structures in the city, it suffered severe damage in the 1926 hurricane, which reduced its height from seventeen stories to seven. The building at 139 NE 1st Street was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1999. Although new owners announced a restoration close to the original design in 2015, that plan had still not been carried out as of 2023. Today, you can see the architectural fabric of this important historic landmark in downtown Miami.