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Barings and Bank OZK provided $100 million for the office building project. The equity was provided by MBR, LLC, an affiliate of The Allen Morris Company and ICM Asset Management, Inc. of Calgary. Holliday Fenoglio Fowler, L.P. arranged the transaction.
According to its best and final offer submitted to JEA, the Ryan Cos. project at 325 West Adams St. will cost approximately $72.2 million to construct. The building will total 207,810 square feet, including a 6,340-square-foot rooftop outdoor patio.
Codina sold the parcel on the south side of the Downtown Doral master plan along 41st Street and 87th Avenue to Charleston, SC-based real estate development and investment firm Greystar for $19.25 million.
New York City-based ESG Kullen, which is active in the South Florida distressed and value-add multifamily investment markets, secured $33 million from Pembrook Capital Management LLC of New York City in connection with the deal.
Housing Trust Group also made a key appointment for its Florida operations. The firm reports that executive vice president Max Cruz has been named to lead all multifamily development activity in Florida.
The deal, which calculates out to $161,538 per unit marks Aegon RA's first multifamily purchase under its recently formed Workforce Housing Investment program.
Nelson Knight, EVP and chief investment officer of Apple Hospitality, says, “Through these attractively priced transactions, we adjusted our market exposure in ways that we feel will further enhance the strength and stability of our hospitality platform.”
At year-end 2018, the Miami-Dade industrial real estate market saw net absorption of 1.3 million square feet for the year and a 4.5% overall vacancy rate.