DEERFIELD BEACH, FL-The general contractor, which currently is leasing space in Boca Raton, plans to relocate to the 10,000-sf building here, where the company purchased 1.4 acres for about $256,132.
ST. LUCIE COUNTY, FL-The 3,400-acre, mixed-use project will include multifamily units and some industrial and commercial space. The project, parts of which are still in the approval process, will take place in multiple phases over several years. The funding was provided through SunTrust.
POMPANO BEACH, FL-Manor House Apartments and Pine Drive, two apartment projects here totaling 37 units, are following the trend toward converting apartments to for-sale housing. The projects are expected to be completed within two years.
LAUDERHILL, FL-The Herrick Group LLC paid Ceebraid-Signal Corp. about $50,682 per unit for the fractured condominium property here. The project consists of 513 garden-style and high-rise units located in the Inverrary Gardens community outside Fort Lauderdale.
COCONUT CREEK, FL-The five-year lease is for a two-story, 35,000-sf build-to-suit office building, where the company plans to consolidate offices into this southeast regional corporate headquarters and administration facility.
AVENTURA, FL-The three residences are each 6,600 sf with 15 rooms, including four bedrooms, 5.5 bathrooms and maids quarters, as well as four terraces. Prices range from $1.9 million to $2.4 million for the units. The Peninsula recently received its temporary certificate of occupancy.
FORT LAUDERDALE, FL-Brad Capas and Byron Moger, who were formerly senior vice presidents with Apartment Realty Advisors in Florida, joined Cushman & Wakefield's The Apartment Group.
BOCA RATON, FL-Capitol First Corp.'s new wholly owned subsidiaries are Capitol Development Inc. and Interfund Mortgage Corp. The company, based here, plans at least one land acquisition in the next quarter.
FORT LAUDERDALE, FL-Weingarten Realty Investors purchased the Publix at Laguna Isles shopping center from joint-venture sellers Kimco Realty Corp. and Flagship Investments. Weingarten paid about $168.40 per sf for the 69,475-sf center.
MIAMI-In an expansion into a new geographic market, Keystone Property Trust has purchased the 300-acre, 13-building, 97%-leased park for $114.4 million, not including closing costs but including $67.6 million in assumed debt.