Aventura Tower Sold
Ten-Story building Concorde Centre II has been sold for an unspecified amount and is being renamed Aventura View.
Ten-Story building Concorde Centre II has been sold for an unspecified amount and is being renamed Aventura View.
Investor Sells 106,000-SF Office Tower
A joint venture has acquired the Concorde Centre II office building in Aventura for an undisclosed amount.
In a JV, Steelbridge Capital and a real estate investment fund managed and advised by affiliates of Apollo Global Real Estate Management have acquired Concorde Centre II, the largest office purchase in Aventura, Fla. this year.
MIAMI-Concorde Centre II, a 10-story, 106,500-square foot office building in Aventura, has traded.
A Steelbridge Capital joint venture has purchased the 106,500-square-foot Concorde Centre II office building in Aventura.
Steelbridge Capital, a value focused real estate investor based in Miami, and a real estate investment fund managed and advised by affiliates of Apollo Global Real Estate Management, L.P., today announced the joint venture, off-market acquisition of Concorde Centre II, a ten-story, 106,500 square foot office building in Aventura.
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Weak fundamentals and a gap between buyer and seller expectations are among the factors that are likely to keep Miami’s office towers off the market for the foreseeable future.
The Biscayne Corridor, never a thriving office market, continues to struggle to find its niche.
With a new 27,000 square-foot lease in hand, the Omni Offices is more than half full.
North Miami’s defunct Biscayne Landing commercial project could be reborn soon as a winter-themed recreation center inside a manmade mountain and a tennis facility.
Wells Fargo Bank is auctioning off the mezzanine loan of the entity that owns the Landmark Las Olas Centre office complex in downtown Fort Lauderdale.
More special services will bring loans to auction after Jones Lang LaSalle and Real Estate Disposition Corp. recently sold 35 small-balance commercial loans that way.
LNR Property Corp. plans to offer $1 billion in small-balance commercial mortgage-based securities (CMBS) loans, and Miami-based commercial investment house Steelbridge Capital is among the interested buyers.
A Miramar office building that houses a division of the Federal Aviation Administration has been sold for more than $24 million.
The notion of costly deleveraging and growing numbers of distressed properties make for a grim outlook for access to capital for South Florida commercial deals in 2010.
The bleak outlook for Miami’s commercial real estate market is not confined to the downtown core. Even in the formerly robust Airport West submarket, marquee projects like One Park Doral are flagging.
Facing a $45 million budget shortfall, the city of Miami is considering selling off real estate in a market that heavily favors bargain-hunting buyers.
Defaults of South Florida properties covered by commercial mortgage-backed securities (CMBS) accelerated in the fourth quarter as aggressive loans made during the boom years went sour.
A developer and a media giant are caught in a waiting game. Who’ll be declared a winner-if there is to be one-will depend on how quickly the real estate market rebounds.
Casting aside an unexpected wave of initial public offerings and new real estate funds, watch pension fund advisors U.S. Realty Advisors, Urdang & Associates Real Estate Advisors, United Trust Fund and Sentinel Real Estate Corp. to jump into acquisitions mode.
If real estate watchers think Flagler’s recent $460 million deal signals an immediate resurrection of the commercial mortgage-backed securities (CMBS) market, they will likely be disappointed, experts say.
Shortly after Bacardi U.S.A. moved its headquarters into a Coral Gables office tower, one of the world’s richest men picked up the building for more than $120 million.
Steelbridge Capital is planning a $250-500 million opportunity separate account venture to target acquisitions in Florida.
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MIAMI-South Florida commercial real estate investors are tired of sitting around waiting for sellers and bankers to get in gear.
South Florida commercial real estate investors are tires of sitting around waiting for sellers and buyers to get in gear.
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Office brokers experienced in the South Florida scene say there are some signs the market is nearing the bottom, but that should not be confused with recovery.
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