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The airline's latest deal involves an expansion of 26,287 square feet, which ramps up its leased space at the Miramar Park of Commerce to 97,106 square feet.
Team officials said the ballpark is projected to cost $809 million with additional infrastructure costs of $83 million. The new ballpark they said could be complete in time for the first pitch on Opening Day 2023.
The 337,892-square-foot property consists of 16 three-story buildings. Waypoint Residential recently upgraded all unit interiors, which resulted in a notable rent increase and therefore now presents a strong value-add opportunity for the new ownership, according to Cushman & Wakefield.
Darby, the president and CEO of The Beach Co., a full-service real estate brokerage, development, management and construction services business, says office tenants are looking for space that is fully-equipped and with all the amenities that will keep their respective workforces productive and happy.
The transaction in Huntersville, which closed on July 5, is the largest financing deal for Trez Forman in North Carolina this year. So far in 2018, Trez Forman has lent approximately $98 million in construction and acquisition financing for North Carolina residential projects.
The portfolio Sweden-based Hemfosa will acquire includes office, warehouse and logistic assets and totals approximately 460,000 square meters or nearly 5 million square feet.
The Miami office market in the second quarter continues to show signs of leveling off, JLL reports. The market year-to-date has registered 153,698 square feet of negative office space absorption and a total vacancy rate of 14.2%.
There were 140 multifamily transactions in South Florida in the first quarter of this year, an 8.5% increase as compared to a year earlier. Multifamily per-unit prices also rose in Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach counties.
The sale marks the first purchase in South Florida for Yair Levy, a New York-based investor and developer who has proactively diversified his portfolio of holdings after a contentious legal battle resulted in a ban from selling residential condominiums and co-ops in New York State in 2011.