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.
Within 29 months of groundbreaking, Cymbal DLT paid off its $60.3 million construction loan to 3650 REIT and distributed to their equity investors over a 130% return.
Avison Young Principals Michael T. Fay, Jay Ziv, John K. Crotty, David Duckworth, and Brian C. de la Fé completed the sale.
The listing, which is being handled by CBRE Senior Vice President David Wigoda, says the property offers a turnkey solution for a corporate buyer or it could be redeveloped for office, industrial, retail, hotel or multifamily uses.
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.
The 223-acre project will feature 1.3 million square feet of retail and entertainment space, 4,000 luxury residential units, two hotels, and 1.35 million square feet of Class A office space.
“This asset is a unique rental loft unlike any other rental property, with high ceilings and an open layout, and excellent Opportunity Zone location,” said Williamson. “Berkadia was able to structure fixed-rate debt with full-term interest-only to mirror the sponsor’s business plan. The Forge Lofts are a great addition to this growing neighborhood.”
Opa-locka and North Dade overall are enjoying an influx of new residents, as workers move north in search of housing and other resources that are less expensive.
One of the largest contiguous land sites available in South Florida, the development has a buildable program of 2,500 residential units, 240 hotel rooms, 480,000 square feet of retail space, and 650,000 square feet of office space.
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