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MIAMI-The Boston-based company picks up a 471,000-sf Florida portion of the Scheck Family 727,189-sf industrial portfolio for $18.5 million. The facilities here and in Tampa and Orlando are fully leased to Lagasse Inc.
JUPITER, FL-WCI Communities Inc. of Bonita Springs sells the class A property within the $250-million Jupiter Yacht Club development for a premium $249.15 per sf.
MIAMI-BankAtlantic adds a $350,000-lease buyout to its $2-million acquisition of a former Miami Subs location. A 6,600-sf strip in Coral Springs trades for $164.39 per sf, while a plaza in Fort Myers commands $70.46 per sf.
MIAMI-BankAtlantic adds a $350,000-lease buyout to its $2-million acquisition of a former Miami Subs location. A 6,600-sf strip in Coral Springs trades for $164.39 per sf, while a plaza in Fort Myers commands $70.46 per sf.
MIAMI-BankAtlantic adds a $350,000-lease buyout to its $2-million acquisition of a former Miami Subs location. A 6,600-sf strip in Coral Springs trades for $164.39 per sf, while a plaza in Fort Myers commands $70.46 per sf.
TAMPA, FL-The 100%-leased property is occupied by Montreal-based CAE Inc., which calls itself the world's leader in manufacturing civil aviation simulation equipment. The seller was locally based Krauss/Schwartz Properties Ltd.
GAINESVILLE, FL-The Paradigm Group pays Landmark Residential $78,571 per unit for the 560-unit Heritage at Gainesville totaling 488,624 sf. The sale price represents a 5.83% capitalization rate.
GAINESVILLE, FL-The Paradigm Group pays Landmark Residential $78,571 per unit for the 560-unit Heritage at Gainesville totaling 488,624 sf. The sale price represents a 5.83% capitalization rate.
ATLANTA-Some 1.9 million sf of assets--office and industrial throughout the Southeast--are now officially in the hands of Capital Partners. The deal is part of a larger strategy on the part of the seller to shed "between $450 million and $550 million of non-core assets" before '07.
ATLANTA-Some 1.9 million sf of assets--office and industrial throughout the Southeast--are now officially in the hands of Capital Partners. The deal is part of a larger strategy on the part of the seller to shed "between $450 million and $550 million of non-core assets" before '07.