Black Lion President Robert Rivani has plans to invest an additional $50 million to reimagine the property into ‘Class X’ – an innovative concept that aims to redefine luxury and service standards in the office industry.
In addition to the TOBY award, Bridge’s Johalys Castillo was named “Property Manager of the Year” in Miami Dade County.
The world-class business park owned and managed by Bridge Industrial honored as “Outstanding Building of the Year,” advances to the Southern Regional Awards.
Managing Directors Michael Weinberg and Scott Wadler of Berkadia South Florida orchestrated the financing on behalf of Driftwood Capital, a prominent hospitality sponsor headquartered in Miami.
The Miami Gardens business park, owned and managed by Bridge Industrial, was named one of BOMA Miami-Dade’s Outstanding Buildings of the Year.
The Florida native brings nearly a decade of experience to Bridge, along with a knack for sourcing off-market transactions.
Bridge’s growing South Florida asset management portfolio currently spans 5 MSF+ of Class-A industrial space.