Category Archives: Price
Jungle Island To Ask Miami To Approve Hotel Developmen...
The owners of Jungle Island want to build a family-friendly hotel at the Watson Island theme park On May 24, park owner ESJ Capital Partners will ask the Miami City Commission to put a referendum on the August ballot that would ask voters to approve the development of a hotel of up to 130 feet tall with up to 300 rooms. would include an …
South Florida’s Land-Constrained Industrial Mark...
Miami’s average industrial asking rents reached an all-time high, $9 per SF, in Q4, according to CBRE, jumping nearly 50% in five years. Smith recently led the team representing NBC Universal/Telemundo Enterprises in securing 550K SF for 20 years for a headquarters, which includes production studio space, that opened this month in western Miami Dade. In Broward County, the market is almost as tight as …
WeWork Documents Reveal It Owes $18 Billion In Rent An...
The office-leasing startup WeWork plans to raise more funding through a $500 million bond sale, according to the Financial Times. It’s the first time the company is raising money from debt investors after it raised billions in venture capital from backers such as SoftBank. WeWork disclosed startling underlying numbers for its business in its bond-sale documents, such as that it owes $18 billion in …
Miami Boasts Less Retail Space Availability Than New Y...
The demand comes with one of the fastest-growing rental rates in the past five years, a CBRE report finds For years, Miami has been working to grow, attract investment and claim its spot among the big metropolitan players like New York and Los Angeles from tech to real estate. Ana Barcelo, CBRE’s first vice president and high-street retail expert in Miami says, “The rental rates have …
Crocker And Rialto Acquire 1.8M-Square-Foot Office Cam...
Rialto is the commercial real estate management arm of Miami-based Lennar Corp. Crocker Partners, Rialto Capital and Siguler Guff formed a joint venture that acquired the Boca Raton Innovation Campus, a 1.8 million-SF office campus known as where IBM created the personal computer. The managing members of Boca T-Rex Borrower, the entity that owns the property, were recently changed to executives with Rialto when …
The Citadel Food Hall In Little Haiti Ramps Up For 201...
It will have up to 22 F&B tenants ranging from 100 SF to 400 SF The Citadel, a 62,000-SF mixed-use building at 8300 Northeast Second Avenue, just signed leases with Stanzione 87, Bianco Gelato and Smashing Avo’s. The food hall will take up about one-third of the building, with the rest going to Entercome Communications Corp. The food hall will have up to 22 food and beverage tenants ranging from …
Terra And Related Boost Construction Loan For Park Gro...
Financing totals $112.1M for the 20-story, 71-unit building One Park Grove is the third and final tower of the Park Grove Project that includes Two Park Grove and the Club Residences. One Park Grove, a 20-story, 71-unit building at 2701 Bayshore Drive, is about 50 percent presold, according to the South Florida Business Journal, which first reported the financing. Units will range from about 3,700 square …
Meet The Woman Tasked With Leasing Up Brickell City Ce...
The 120 doors at Brickell City Centre are 90% leased already. Overholt is hoping to lure quality purveyors of linens, kitchen and bath items, and children’s goods. On a prior Italy trip, Overholt found the inspiration for what would become La Centrale, the center’s 40K SF food hall, which opened this year. Swire Properties Inc. had negotiated with the city to make Brickell City Centre part …
Slow Down Expected for CRE Market According to Experts
In February, the U.S. experienced a sharp decline in transaction volumes which was the first sign the Commercial Real Estate market was slowing down. Now a new report released by the Urban Land Institute predicts that the CRE market will slow down over the course of the next few years. The good news is the leading economists who contributed to the report are expecting …
Commercial Real Estate Sales Level Off
After six years of increases and growth, the commercial real estate market is beginning to show signs of leveling off. In February, U.S. CRE sales declined almost 47% year over year, to $25.1 billion. January saw sales reach $46.2 billion, which makes the February decline extreme. Many US markets are beginning to see activity plateau, but Miami is still seeing increases in CRE activity, including total sales. Volatility …