TAMPA, FL—A joint venture of Forge Capital Partners and Intown/Framework Group has sold the 21-story 500 Harbour Island luxury high-rise building here to Northwestern Mutual for $103.45 million.

The 235-unit 500 Harbour Island is located on Harbour Island at the intersection of Knights Run Avenue and Beneficial Drive immediately south of Downtown Tampa. Completed in 2017, the 21-story property offers a variety of spacious studio, one- and two-bedroom units averaging 1,087 square feet.

The island boasts some of Tampa's most expensive homes and condominiums and has a variety of on-island amenities, including restaurants, coffee shops, boat rentals and Harbour Island Athletic Club.

JLL marketed the property on behalf of the seller and procured the buyer, Northwestern Mutual. The property was acquired free and clear of existing financing.

The property offers five-star, hotel-style amenities, including an expansive two-story lobby with concierge; outdoor amenity deck with skyline views, al fresco dining and grilling, lounging areas and bocce court; private dog run with washing station; full-service spa and treatment rooms; heated, infinity-edge pool with waterfall, deck speaker system and cabana area; state-of-the-art fitness center; social spaces throughout the building for gaming, lounging, reading and entertaining; conference room with video conferencing and library area; and catering kitchen.

"Harbour Island is a wonderful place to live and will only get better as downtown Tampa continues to emerge as a premier live-work-play environment," says John Jacobs of Northwestern Mutual Real Estate. "500 Harbour Island offers residents spacious, condominium-quality units with great amenities just a short distance from the excitement of the central business district."

Northwestern Mutual has hired ZRS Management, a leading property management company specializing in upscale apartment communities, to oversee 500 Harbour Island.

The JLL Capital Markets team representing the seller was led by senior managing director Matt Mitchell and senior directors Zach Nolan and Brett Moss.

"This transaction is another example that the Tampa market is a top-tier market for commercial real estate investment," Mitchell says. "The capital markets view Tampa's growth and fundamentals very favorably, and the continued transformation of Downtown Tampa is very appealing to investors."

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Northwestern Mutual Buys Tampa High-Rise for $103M

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