This award for Jones Lang LaSalle follows recent assignments at some of South Florida’s other trophy towers including leasing and management at Southeast Financial Center and property management for Miami Tower.
The deal represents one of the largest office transactions this year in South Florida. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE ON THIS STORY
Jones Lang LaSalle has tapped a complementary mix of experience and new direction to represent the iconic asset. 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.
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.
Boston-based Guggenheim Real Estate and its minority partner, Fort Lauderdale-based Stiles Corp., have put their SunTrust International Center on the auction block.
Looks like Miami Tower will have a new owner by the end of the year, with a winning bid of about $120 million.
Steven J. Medwin will head the Jones Lang LaSalle’s brokerage business for South Florida. His responsibilities will include managing the landlord and tenant representation teams for both office and industrial real estate.
Office leasing has increased each quarter this year, with banks and law firms making moves. This is a boost for Miami-Dade’s office market, which was slow in 2009. But new office buildings, coupled with fewer tenants coming into the market, are adding to vacancies, as existing tenants are signing most of the deals.
The Palm Beach County-based medical device company will relocate its offices from Palm Beach County to a 15,000 square foot corporate office in the UM LSTP’s first building.