Miami Tower Is A Done Deal

Miami Tower, the iconic 600,000sf Class A downtown Miami office building that’s famous for its three-tiered design and changing exterior lighting schemes, becomes the Miami market’s largest office building sale of 2010.

Emerald View At Vista Center Sells

Emerald View at Vista Center, the two building office development known for its state-of-the-art Category 5 hurricane resistant construction has been sold to KBS Real Estate Investment Trust II.

Duke Poised To Acquire Premier Portfolio

“It’s been leaking like water from a rusty bucket” – Duke is negotiating to buy the Premier Commercial Realty’s industrial and office portfolio.

Waserstein Brothers Purchase Miami Office Building

Miami Lakes-based LeaseFlorida had the winning bid to purchase a downtown Miami office building located at 28 W. Flagler Street.

CityPlace Office Tower Adds 7,000sf Tenant

Tenant’s decision to relocate from Phillips Point based largely on CityPlace’s hurricane-resistant features.

Las Olas City Centre Wins TOBY

Stiles Property Management announced today that Las Olas City Centre has received The Outstanding Building of the Year (TOBY) Office Award from the local Fort Lauderdale/Palm Beaches Building Owners and Managers Association (BOMA).

And The Winner In The Bid For Miami Tower Is…

Looks like Miami Tower will have a new owner by the end of the year, with a winning bid of about $120 million.

Procacci Achieves Zurich Certification

Procacci Development Corporation, a full service real estate developer based in Boca Raton, has achieved Zurich Insurance HPR (Highly Protected Risk) certification. Procacci earned this certification by exceeding standards created to allow both structures and businesses the ability to weather significant storm events and sustain stability.

Got Your QR Code Reader?

The 3Q10 print edition of CRE-sources is out, featuring QR Code Technology! As you turn the pages, you’ll notice some funky-looking squares (similar to the one at the left) in certain property listings and ads. Those funky-looking squares contain URLs. Scan them with your smartphone and open the associated web page right in your phone’s browser! How cool is that?