Marine Services Company Buys Broward Office Building For $9 Million
Berger Commercial Realty has been retained to lease and manage the building. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
Miami Design District Property Triples In Value In Three Years
“We repositioned the building with great tenants, with two-and-a-half years of great rental history,” he said, “and created a gem.” CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
Doral Makes Yahoo's List Of 15 Fastest-Growing Cities In The U.S.
The city has grown rapidly in the past 15 years, so much so that when the numbers came into the Census Bureau in 2010 it actually surprised estimates. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
Sperry Van Ness' Miami Office Announces Expansion Of Industrial Sales Team
Christian Peter, a 12-year commercial real estate veteran, has joined SVN Miami’s talented roster as a Senior Advisor. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
VIDEO: How Do You Light The Fire Under Un-Motivated Parties On Both Sides Of The Deal?
It’s a marriage made in heaven, yet neither party seems to be eager to do anything about it. How do you bring the parties together so you can close the deal? FIND OUT IN ALLEN BUCHANAN’S VIDEO TIP
Prologis Adds 3 Broward Warehouses To Portfolio
Prologis recently purchased three warehouses for a combined $20 million. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
NAI Miami Duo Negotiates $8 Million Purchase Of Miami Industrial Asset
NAI Miami’s Lucia Custer and Gabriel Garcia-Menocal, SIOR, represented the buyer in the deal. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
JLL Tapped To Lease 240,000 SF Office In Boca
JLL’s Alice Lucia and Brady Titcomb will oversee the leasing on behalf of the building’s ownership. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
CRE-sources’ Top 5 Most Popular Stories This Week
Here are the most popular news headlines this week on CRE-sources. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
Marina Redevelopment Project To Feature Market For Farmers, Food Vendors, Artisans
The project is primarily funded by Viking Developers, which pitched in $339 million to build the 26-acre community in exchange for a 50-year lease to manage the development. The city put up the remaining $39 million. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE