FORT LAUDERDALE, FL—In a deal that traded under the radarscreen, the Arbour Building fetched $1.33 million.CBRE classifies the trade as an example of achanging trend in the asset category of actively tradingproperties.

Located at 440 East Sample Road in Pompano Beach, MartyBusekrus, a senior associate with CBRE, tells GlobeSt.comthe sale is different than most of the deals he’s done in the past24 months. Most of the sales have been either core Class A ordistressed assets. The Arbour Building, a stabilized class B officebuilding, lies between these two opposite ends of the spectrum forinvestment sales.

“We are marketing several assets that are not distressed,”Busekrus says. “We are starting to see more deals come tomarket where somebody bought at the bottom a couple of years agoand now they’ve repositioned the property and are trying torecapture the value. I think we are going to see more of that inthe next four or five years as these buildings get filled backup.”

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