Native Realty Closes Nearly $40 Million In New Investment Sales Transactions In South Florida

Native Realty closed nearly $40 million in new investment sales transactions across Broward County in approximately 45 days, continuing the firm’s strong momentum and reinforcing its position as one of South Florida’s most active dealmakers. The transactions span industrial, retail, automotive, medical and development assets, with Native CEO Jaime Sturgis and several members of the firm’s team playing key roles.

• Sturgis represented seller 2800 South Andrews Avenue LLC in the $7.75 million sale of a Fort Lauderdale industrial building at that address to Davinnis Group Inc. The 29,256-square-foot building was previously listed by another broker for over a year without success. Sturgis was retained and able to get the property under contract in one week – and close 30 days later on December 11, 2025. Native’s Dino Flora represented the buyer.
• In Oakland Park, Sturgis represented the seller in the $7 million sale of an industrial property located at 4351 NE 12 Terrace. The 32,346-square-foot building was sold by ACS 4351 LLC to Max Toncology. The transaction closed December 18, 2025.
• Sturgis also represented the seller in the $6.9 million sale of a car wash property at 2000 S. Federal Hwy. in Fort Lauderdale. WaterPlay II Inc. sold the 12,107-square-foot building to El Car Wash Federal South LLC. The transaction closed January 16.

Other recent notable closings include:

• Native’s Logan Newell brokered the $6 million sale of a 20,400-square-foot retail building at 1260 W. Sunrise Blvd. in Fort Lauderdale. The property was purchased by Zafco International from Jerry Rosenthal.
• Newell and Flora brokered the $7.5 million sale of a development site in Fort Lauderdale’s highly sought-after Las Olas Isles community, highlighting continued investor appetite for premium redevelopment opportunities in the area.
• Native’s Adam Docktor represented the buyer in the $1.8 million off-market sale of a medical office building at 1130 Bayview Drive in Fort Lauderdale. The property was sold by ERDMOL Inc. to Ian Kowalski. The transaction closed December 18, 2025.
• Sturgis represented the seller in the $715,000 sale of a retail property at 2117 N. Andrews Ave. in Fort Lauderdale. The transaction closed January 14.

“These closings reflect the depth of our platform and the trust our clients place in our team to navigate complex transactions in a competitive market,” Sturgis said. “We are seeing sustained demand from investors, developers and operators who value local expertise, creativity and relentless execution. Our brokers continue to prove they can deliver results across asset types, price points and market cycles.”

The latest transactions build on a banner year for Native. In 2025, the firm generated approximately $350 million in transaction volume and surpassed $1 billion in overall closed volume since its inception.
Based on its current pipeline and market activity, Native is projected reach $1 billion in annual transaction volume within the next two years.

To support its continued growth, Native is actively interviewing senior commercial real estate brokers to meet rising demand from its expanding client base. The firm is seeking hungry, self-motivated, top-producing brokers whose passion and work ethic align with Native’s collaborative, high-performance culture.

With a growing team and an increasingly diverse portfolio of closed transactions, Native remains focused on scaling its platform while delivering best-in-class advisory services throughout South Florida.