Colliers Facilitates The Sale Of ±24.1 Acres In Port St. Lucie For $15.5M
Colliers Executive Vice President Michael Falk, Senior Vice President Russell Bornstein, and Associate Jonathan Temple represented the seller in the transactions.
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Colliers Welcomes Two Tenants To Abacoa Town Center Totaling 29,000 SF
Senior Vice President Derek Baker and Executive Vice President Michael Falk of Colliers South Florida represented the landlord, LRP Properties Abacoa, LLC., in the transactions. Dennis Waggner of Cresa and Tara England of Cushman & Wakefield represented the tenants.
GummyWorks Inks Deal For 95,000 SF At Airport Logistics Park In West Palm
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.
Colliers Brings 61-Acre Commerce Center To Market
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.
Colliers Brings ±211,000 SF Distribution Warehouse To Market
The property offers spaces from 25,000 square feet to the entire building for lease.
Developers Pouring Slab On 664,176-Square-Foot Class A Industrial Project
The property is expected to be completed in February 2023.
Jupiter Office Building Trades For $309 PSF
The entire 61,451-square-foot building is currently being marketed for lease by Colliers, offering any combination of the four ±16,000-square-foot floorplates.
Five-Building Office Complex In West Palm Sells
Northeastern investors continue to move their capital to the West Palm Beach office market.
Multi-Tenant Office Building In West Palm Beach Sells For $13.9 Million
The building is currently 97% occupied.
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