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The project will be built on approximately10-acre site of the 184-acre property being developed by the Soffer family of Miami and the LeFrak family of New York City.
Globest.com recently asked Philippe Houdard, co-founder of Pipeline Workspaces, to discuss the forces behind the growth in flex space in the Sunshine State and what it means for the future of co-working space here.
The Deutsche Finance America-Bilgili Holding and SHVO joint venture purchased the property in an all cash transaction in partnership with a number of Germany's largest institutions, including Bayerische Versorgungskammer—Germany's largest public pension fund manager.
The Realtor organization blamed buyer uncertainty caused by the partial federal government shutdown, instability in the stock market and the specter of rising mortgage interest rates as the root causes of the lower sales volume in January.
The company plans to establish a new launch and manufacturing facility that will give Firefly the capability to locally manufacture, test and launch rockets delivering commercial payloads.
Following the shoe store company's bankruptcy filing and decision to close all of its North American locations, the real estate advisory firm will manage a series of auctions.
The city in releasing the RFP is hopeful that the sale of the 18 acres will result in the development of mixed-use, residential or office and or hospitality and retail development on the site.
The 2018 visitor total marked the eighth consecutive record year for tourism visitation in Florida, according to VISIT FLORIDA. Last year's visitation level surpassed the previous record of 118.8 million posted in 2017 by 6.2%.
The mid-rise Pearl Flagler Village project, developed by MORGAN and institutional investors advised by J.P. Morgan Asset Management, includes 12 studios, 238 one-bedroom, 80 two-bedroom and 20 three-bedroom units.
Dynasty Financial reports it will continue to maintain a presence in New York at its current Midtown office as well as at their client service locations in Chicago and San Francisco.