Genting Group has received five bids over $1 billion following a marketing period led by Avison Young’s Florida Capital Markets Group for the former Miami Herald site in Downtown Miami, one of the largest and most valuable development sites in the United States. The largest bid values the property at just under $1.5 billion for the rare Omni District waterfront site. The land is a ±15.5-acre development opportunity which was dubbed BayCity Miami.
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Genting Group Seeking Over $1 Billion For One Of The Largest And Most Valuable Waterfront Development Sites In The U.S.
Genting Group is seeking over $1 billion for its Omni District waterfront land, a ±15.5-acre development opportunity dubbed BayCity Miami at 1431 N Bayshore Drive in Miami. With 800 linear feet of direct Biscayne Bay frontage and highly aggressive zoning, it is considered the most desirable development sites and one of the largest waterfront land assemblages currently available in the U.S.
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Dubai-Based DAMAC Properties Closes On $120 Million Surfside Site Of Collapsed Condo, To Build Cavalli-Branded Condo
The Dubai-based DAMAC Properties, who was revealed as the she stalking horse bidder for the site of the former Champlain Towers South in Surfside, Florida which tragically collapsed in June 2021, has closed on the site for $120 million. DAMAC Properties, led by billionaire developer Hussain Sajwani, is planning to develop a Cavalli branded condo project on the site.
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Shoma Group Acquires 2.5 Acre Transit-Oriented Site in Coral Gables To Develop Shoma One Mixed-Use Multifamily
Miami-based developer Shoma Group has announced its latest acquisition, a 2.5-acre site at 3650 Bird Road, currently home to Deel Volvo, near Coral Gables for $34 million. It will be the site of Shoma One, a mixed-use project with a 391-unit apartment community and a Shoma Bazaar food hall. The development is expected to cost $220 million to build.
Read MoreThe Dubai-Based DAMAC Properties Revealed As $120 Million Stalking Horse Bidder Of Site Of Collapsed Surfside Condo
The stalking horse bidder for the site of the former Champlain Towers South in Surfside, Florida which tragically collapsed in June 2021 has been revealed as the Dubai-based DAMAC Properties, led by billionaire developer Hussain Sajwani.
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Miramar Park of Commerce Sells For $18 Million At A Record Price Per Square Foot For Broward County
The Miramar Park of Commerce has sold for $18 million. The 56,072-square-foot industrial/flex building is located at 10315 USA Today Way in Miramar, Florida. At $321.02 per square foot, the transaction represents the highest price per square foot secured for an industrial/flex property in Broward County.
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Avison Young's Michael T. Fay Launches Marketing For The Former Site Of Champlain Towers South In Surfside
Pursuant to the direction of the Honorable Judge Michael A. Hanzman and the court appointed receiver Michael Goldberg, Avison Young, led by Michael T. Fay, has officially launched the marketing process for the sale of the Champlain Towers South site in Surfside, Florida.
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Distressed Office Building In Lake Worth Auctioned On Ten-X For $5.5 Million
A distressed office building in Lake Worth, FL has successfully been auctioned on the Ten-X online auction platform as the sale reflects the low inventory yet high demand for distressed and medical office assets. JFK Medical Building, located at 4801 South Congress Ave. in Lake Worth, closed for $5.55 million.
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McGuire Development Company Acquires The Atrium West Office Building In Sunrise For $12.1 Million
The Buffalo, NY-based McGuire Development Company has acquired the Atrium West office building in Sunrise, FL. Atrium West is a 99,870 SF office building situated on 8.78 acres at 7771 W. Oakland Park Blvd. in Sunrise, Florida.
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DRA Advisors And Banyan Street Capital Sell Pinnacle Corporate Park In Fort Lauderdale For $58.875 Million To Crowdfunding Buyer
A fund managed by DRA Advisors LLC in a joint venture with Banyan Street Capital has sold the Pinnacle Corporate Park in Fort Lauderdale for $58,875,000 to Feldman Equities. The deal was the St. Petersburg, FL-based Feldman Equities first acquisition in South Florida.
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