Another 12,000sf Closes At 2020 Ponce
The 130,000sf office property will be home to international security firm OpusX, TotalBank, and Russel Dohan, PA law firm. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE ON THIS STORY
The 130,000sf office property will be home to international security firm OpusX, TotalBank, and Russel Dohan, PA law firm. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE ON THIS STORY
Harley-Davidson Motor Company, Inc. has signed on to occupy 11,000sf at One Park Square at Doral. This deal, along with 2 other recent transactions, brings the building to 60 percent occupied. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE ON THIS STORY.
The Douglas Entrance office complex in Coral Gables is the largest delinquent office property in South Florida.
Southeast Financial Center changed its name from Wachovia Financial Center just a few weeks ago. Now, the 55-story, 1.225-million square-foot tower has selected Jones Lang LaSalle to oversee the exclusive office leasing and property management for the building.
The signature CityPlace Tower is under contract to be sold to a private real estate trust for roughly $435 per square foot.
Boston-based Guggenheim Real Estate and its minority partner, Fort Lauderdale-based Stiles Corp., have put their SunTrust International Center on the auction block.
Construction of International Financial Bank’s seven-story corporate headquarters is scheduled for completion in the fall.
Vision Strategic Services, a member of the Cisneros Group of Companies, will be occupying the entire 13,000sf penthouse floor.
Rebranding of the tower reflects commitment to all tenants as the hub for premier business & finance capabilities extending beyond South Florida.
Ed MItchell and Duke Realty win big, but many share honors and recognition.
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