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The 158,463-square-foot grocery-anchored shopping center in Broward County is located approximately 12 miles southwest of Downtown Fort Lauderdale and was 99% leased at the time of sale.
Terra Capital has provided Miami-based alternative investment management firm CGI Merchant Group with a $57-million bridge loan to facilitate the recapitalization of the mixed-use property and what the ownership terms as a “ramp up” of a newly flagged hotel at the property.
This summer work will commence on phase one that will involve an approximate 9,000-square-foot freestanding building for Kiddie Academy and a nearly 4,500-square-foot single-tenant building, which is available for lease.
Development and construction firm Skanska engaged community stakeholders in the planning stages of 2+U to create a building that adds immediate value to tenants and the surrounding community.
Follow a deal earlier this year involving the purchase of the Tropical Manor apartment complex, GlobeSt.com takes a closer look at Florida affordable housing and learns more on how the much-needed affordable units of this particular complex could have otherwise been converted to market-rate housing.
Uber, Lyft, Slack, Pinterest and Postmates have filed upcoming IPO offerings that will give thousands of San Francisco employees newfound wealth to perhaps purchase new homes.
The California Energy Commission has implemented a policy that will require solar installation on all new residential properties that obtain a building permit after 2020.
“Supporting small businesses that create good jobs for residents is a critical component of Governor Murphy's plan to invest in communities,” says NJEDA chief executive officer Tim Sullivan.