Avison Young’s Florida Capital Markets Group has been exclusively selected by a family trust ownership group to sell 99 Riverside, the last remaining development opportunity along the Miami River in Miami’s famed Brickell submarket.
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Legacy Asset Development Site On Biscayne Boulevard In An Opportunity Zone Hits The Market In Edgewater
A rare ±3.04-acre development opportunity spanning a full city block at 1700 Biscayne Blvd. in Miami’s prestigious Edgewater area has hit the market. Avison Young’s Florida Capital Markets Group has been exclusively selected to market and sell the property which is uniquely located in an Opportunity Zone.
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America's Southernmost Marina Key West Harbour Sells For $39.5 Million
Key West Harbour, the southernmost marina facility in The United States located in Key West, Florida, totaling 13.1 acres, has sold for $39.5 million. Avison Young Principal George Vail represented the seller, iStar Inc. Key West Harbour is located on Stock Island, a transformative tourist enclave in Key West, emerging with luxury hotel, boating, and recreational fishing.
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Avison Young Acquires Front Street Commercial Real Estate Group, Marking The Firms 8th Florida Office
Avison Young has acquired Front Street Commercial Real Estate Group, marking their 8th Florida office and 59th office in the United States. Front Street Commercial Real Estate Group is a full-service commercial real estate brokerage and property management company based in Gainesville, Florida.
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Avison Young's Florida Capital Markets Group Oversees FPL In $33 Million Sale Of ±71-Acre Development Site In East Miami-Dade
Avison Young’s Florida Capital Markets Group has negotiated the $33 million sale of a ±71-acre trophy development site on behalf of Florida Power & Light (FPL) at 6525 SW 152 St., positioned at the 67 Ave. and 148 St. intersection, in Miami-Dade County’s Palmetto Bay, Florida.
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Sears Lists Several Properties for Sale in Central Florida
Riding on the heels of an announcement last spring to close more than a 100 of its brick-and-mortar locations, Sears is continuing to unwind its real asset holdings. The struggling retailer has retained Avison Young Florida Capital Group in an exclusive to market and sell three department stores and the largest Sears distribution center in the state.
If successful, the sales will provide millions in much-needed cash flow to fund Sears struggling operations. The five properties, located in Daytona Beach, Port Richey, Tampa, and Ocala, total more than 2.35 million square-feet. The largest of the properties is the 1.93 million square-foot distribution center located at 655 Southwest 52nd Avenue in Ocala, and is also the largest industrial building in Florida.
Sale-leaseback deals have been a preferred method of disposition for Sears, which allow the retailer to downsize, but continue its day-to-day operations. It hopes to raise its liquidity and return to profitability.
The Avison Young marketing team includes principal and managing director Michael T. Fay, principals John K. Crotty and David Duckworth, senior vice presidents Jay A. Ziv and Ray Hayhurst, and senior associates Joshua Ladle and Brian de la Fé.
Article by: Katya Demina