Another Duke Departure Becomes Another Colliers Gain: Lauren Pace Joins Colliers South Florida As Senior Director
Before joining Colliers, Pace served as a Senior Leasing Representative for Duke Realty.
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Colliers Lands Stephanie Rodriguez From Duke Realty
Rodriguez will be based in Miami in the role of Colliers’ national director of industrial services.
Cushman & Wakefield Arranges 22,000-SF Mixed-Use Lease For New-to-Market Tenant
The lease is for a 13-year term.
Cresa Closes Three New Lease Transactions Totaling 157,000 Square Feet
Pompano Beach, and Broward County as a whole, is seeing unmatched commercial and industrial real estate demand.
Industry Veteran To Lead New BBX Capital Division
The new division will focus on identifying infill speculative and industrial build to suit opportunities in the State of Florida and opportunistically in other key logistics markets.
The Commercial Industrial Association of South Florida (CIASF) Announces New Officers And Board Members
CIASF provides membership services to commercial and industrial professionals, affiliates, and service providers.
NAIOP South Florida Announces 2021 Board of Directors And Executive Board
“I am looking forward to a rewarding new year in commercial real estate,” said 2021 NAIOP South Florida Chapter President Ryan Nee. “As president, I will work to facilitate new alliances among members that will support personal, professional and economic development throughout the tri-county. While the pandemic limited face-to-face engagement in 2020, we are eagerly committed to offering new ways for our members to engage and thrive in 2021.”
Elizabeth Arden Inks Deal For 18,500 Square Feet
Elizabeth Arden selected the second floor of Pembroke Pointe for one of the firm’s four global headquarters. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
Four-Building Office Campus Trades For $115 Million
The sale equates to about $296 per square foot. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
Flurry Of Warehouse Development Near Turnpike Includes FedEx Facility
This boom looks unlikely to lead to bust, developers and brokers say, simply because so few warehouses have been built in recent years. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE