MIAMI—Another Downtown Miami office building has traded hands.200 Southeast First Street just sold for $21 million.

Integra Investments, a full-service real estateprivate equity and development company, acquired the 12-storyboutique office building. The asset sits at the intersection ofFirst Street and Second Avenue, across the street from the futureWhole Foods.

Colliers International represented both thebuyer and seller in the transaction. LarryStockton, who previously sold the building in 1997,represented Integra. The seller was co-represented by Colliers'Michael T. Fay, John K. Crotty, XavierCossard, and Biscayne Atlantic'sBen Small.

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