MIAMI-Small, well-maintained structures continue to command top-of-the-line prices. A 7,563-sf, 45-year-old building in Coral Gables, FL has sold for $1.135 million, a sound market value but still below the $1.25 million tag it carried in 1981, brokers say.

ORLANDO-Even though a Miami-Dade county rezoning decision may take a year, the Coral Gables developer continues to scope a 1,280-acre tract where he plans to build Beacon Lakes Industrial Park, a 620-acre site near the Florida Turnpike.

FORT LAUDERDALE, FL-Regency Holdings of Jacksonville, FL is selling the 19-story, 337,000 sf office tower here for an estimated $57 million or about $169 per sf, according to brokers familiar with the deal. Fort Lauderdale is 25 miles north of Downtown Miami.

ORLANDO-Hoteliers attribute the decline to a temporary soft construction market, higher gas prices and a convention date switch to October by the 20,000-member Marine Manufacturers Association. But October collections should be back on schedule.

ORLANDO-The 10-employee Computer Management USA firm is receiving a $200,000 infusion from a South African venture capitalist and will need more space shortly in the 1,000-sf offices at Genesis Technology Resources within Central Florida Research Park in east Orlando.

ORLANDO-Bill Heard Chevrolet, operator of 14 mega showrooms from Phoenix to Atlanta, is opening his newest location on 36 acres at Interstate 4 and State Road 46 in Sanford, FL, 25 miles north of Downtown Orlando.

FORT LAUDERDALE, FL-Bank of America is giving the locally-based flower retailer a new $7-million line of credit through February and, along with other lenders, is extending total debt payments of $16 million to June 2002 from February and May 2001.

MIAMI-The new facility, Beacon CyberPort, has 750,000 sf of existing warehouse, showroom and office and will have 200,000 sf of new construction. The price of the property was not disclosed.