Before joining Colliers, he was a Managing Director at Savills, applying a multidisciplinary approach to serve various clients across industries, including legal, healthcare, financial services, architecture, engineering, and construction.
Representing the Park in both transactions were Ryan Goggins and Peter Apol of Sunbeam Properties and Jonathan Kingsley of Colliers. John Marshall of JLL represented one of the tenants.
He will focus on providing quality retail leasing services for the Urban Core Division led by Mika Mattingly based out of the Miami office.
The site contains 66 existing units positioned directly on Ninth Street in the Little Havana density overlay, allowing for high-density development.
Colliers Executive Vice Presidents Michael Falk and Scott Weprin, Senior Associates Jason Weprin, Robert Dabrowski, and Associate Jonathan Temple represented the landlord, McCraney Property Company, in the deal. Managing Director and Partner David Kendall of SVN Safe Haven Advisors represented the tenant, GummyWorks, in the lease negotiations.
The British Consulate will occupy the entire penthouse floor.
The 61-acre site features building sizes ranging from 100,000-400,000 square feet, with approval for up to 700,000 square feet of industrial development.
Bob Schneiderman, Managing Principal (previously the Executive Managing Director of Colliers), will head up the office and plans to hire additional advisors and team members to expand the office.
With more than 12 years of commercial real estate experience, she is a seasoned advisor that has participated in over three million square feet of leasing activity throughout her career.
The new tenant leased 8,142 square feet of office space in the building.