CRE-sources’ Top 5 Most Popular Stories This Week
Here are the most popular news headlines this past week on CRE-sources.
Here are the most popular news headlines this past week on CRE-sources.
Butters Construction & Development and Greystar will develop Miami Midway Park, a 45.1-acre site at NW 97th Avenue and NW 170th Street in Hialeah Gardens.
State Street Realty Vice President Frank Trelles, SIOR, and Armando Romero of Broker Nation represented the buyer.
Designed by RLC Architects and Jackson Liles Architecture, the three-story building has a host of features found in few warehouses.
Here are the most popular news headlines this past week on CRE-sources.
“I am looking forward to a rewarding new year in commercial real estate,” said 2021 NAIOP South Florida Chapter President Ryan Nee. “As president, I will work to facilitate new alliances among members that will support personal, professional and economic development throughout the tri-county. While the pandemic limited face-to-face engagement in 2020, we are eagerly committed to offering new ways for our members to engage and thrive in 2021.”
Here are the most popular news headlines this past week on CRE-sources.
A long-standing 44,000-square-foot tenant at the 515,000-square-foot Lauderdale Lakes Industrial Park, which is managed and leased by Levy Realty Advisors, purchased the building.
CBRE Executive Vice President Robert Smith, Senior Vice President Kirk Nelson and Executive Vice President Jeff Kelly have been named exclusive leasing agents for the project.
Bank of America purchased the asset on behalf of a client, and JLL will lease the property for the new owner.
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