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The Art Deco retail property spans 35,240-square feet and is currently 98% leased to a premier tenant roster, including H&M, which anchors the property.
The Art Deco retail property spans 35,240-square feet and is currently 98% leased to a premier tenant roster, including H&M, which anchors the property.
Orion acquired the property in 2015 for $27.8 million.
Plans call for 75,080 square feet across two buildings.
Marcus & Millichap’s Drew Kristol and Kirk Olson represented the seller, a local South Florida investor, in the transaction.
“This was a quick listing and closing cycle, which demonstrates the strong demand for this type of high-barrier-to-entry product,” said Everett. “We were able to generate significant buyer interest and close the deal in two months, which reflects the continued strength of the South Florida industrial market.”
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Approximately 75 employees report to the South Florida headquarters.
Construction of the 134,000-square-foot store is underway, with a projected opening in 2026.
The lease was expertly orchestrated by Jake Michels, Sales Associate, and Joseph P. Byrnes, Senior Vice President at Berger Commercial Realty, who represented the landlord.
The buyer plans to remove the Marriott franchise and convert the property to student housing supporting Florida Atlantic University.
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