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Fisher Brothers Acquires Wynwood Development Site For $17.6 Million

The New York-Based Fisher Brothers Acquire Wynwood Development Site For $17.59 Million

May 4, 2021

The New York City-based real estate development and investment firm Fisher Brothers has acquired a Wynwood development site for $17.59 million. The property is a 1.5 acre assemblage including the former Miami Rescue Mission located at 2201-2159 NW 1st Ct. and 2200-2250 NW 1st Ave. There are four existing industrial buildings which span 43,440 SF. The seller was a partnership between RedSky Capital and JZ Capital Partners, who acquired the assemblage in 2016 for $22 million.

The RedSky Capital and JZ Capital partnership has been unloading their Wynwood portfolio including the sale of Wynwood Block for $24 million. RedSky Capital also recently sold Cube Wynwd to a development partnership between Tricera Capital and LNDMRK Development.

Fisher Brothers was founded in 1915 by Martin Fisher and was later joined by brothers Larry and Zachary Fisher. Today Fisher Brothers is led by Arnold, Kenneth, Steven and Winston Fisher. Fisher Brothers is a diversified, real estate firm active nationally and recently developed 111 Murray, a 60 story luxury condominium located in the heart of Tribeca; House39, a 372-unit luxury rental tower in Manhattan’s Murray Hill neighborhood; and Station House, a 378-unit luxury rental apartment project in Washington.

In Acquisitions, Commercial, Closed, Development, Development News, Development Sites, Invest, Investment News, News, News & Features, Traded, Wynwood Tags Wynwood, News, News & Features, Invest, Investment News, Development, Development News, Development Sites, Commercial, Fisher Brothers, May 2021, RedSky, RedSky Capital, Miami Rescue Mission, Arnold Fisher, Kenneth Fisher, Steven Fisher, Winston Fisher, Martin Fisher, 2201 NW 1st Ct., Traded, Acquisitions, Closed
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