Berger Commercial Realty’s Lawrence Oxenberg, Jonathan Thiel Negotiate Sale Of Miami Gardens Perishable Food Distribution Facility
The buyer paid $5,350,000 for the asset.
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The buyer paid $5,350,000 for the asset.
Foundry and HighBrook purchased the property from a family business unit that had owned AIC for more than 20 years.
Alex D. Zylberglait, Senior Managing Director of Investments in Marcus & Millichap’s Miami office, had the exclusive listing to market the property on behalf of the seller, a private investor. The buyer, a private investor, was also secured and represented by Zylberglait.
The development site will be home to The M Tower, an approved 53-story, 440-unit apartment tower.
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The tenant leased the entirety of Building Two and half of Building One.
As part of the agreement, Boynton Beach’s Department of Economic Development and Strategy will provide a one-time $50,0000 grant for programming within the space.
The transaction was brokered by Jordan Gimelstein and David Spitz of Koniver Stern Group.
The buildings total 252,244 square feet.
Skyler Marinoff represented both the buyer and seller in the off-market transaction.
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