A fresh call for ideas has been released by Margate’s Community Redevelopment Agency for developers to revitalize up to 51.38 acres of land that is held by the public.
A statement from Colliers and the city states that the 27 non-contiguous lots are designated for 980 residential units, 500 hotel rooms, 1.28 million square feet of retail space, 861,331 square feet of office space, and 309,659 square feet of industrial space.
According to Ken Krasnow, vice chair of institutional investor services for Collier’s Florida area, about 34 acres of that collection are undeveloped. This includes the 17-acre property that was formerly home to the Lake Shore Swap Shop at 1000 N. State Road 7.
Krasnow, along with Colliers brokers Brooke Mosier, Bastian Schauer, and Mark Rubin, are assisting Margate’s CRA with the request for proposals (RFP), which officially went out this week.
The CRA owns two commercial complexes among the plots put up for renovation, he continued, along with “various government facilities” like Margate’s city hall and library.
According to Krasnow, the city wants to create a mixed-use neighborhood with retail, dining, and entertainment options—amenities that are scarce in Margate itself. Proposals to build a new city hall, library, and community center are also welcomed.
In order to do this, the city and CRA are looking to enter into a long-term lease agreement with a developer who can offer a well-thought-out city center that can accommodate locals and tourists while adhering to zoning regulations. This includes an eight-story maximum height.
“They want something that has that kind of urban aesthetic,” Krasnow said. “It has to have a walkable feel to it, a downtown environment.”
Margate is open to proposals for some workforce housing as well, but the city is particularly interested in a developer that will build market-rate rentals or condos.
Developers have until August 13 to submit their proposals. On June 25, Colliers will hold a virtual pre-bid conference.
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J.P. Morgan Chase is the latest financial player to plant a flag in West Palm Beach.
The banking giant signed a lease at Related Companies’ 360 Rosemary office building, the landlord announced. The square footage was not disclosed.
Situated on seven acres near the intersection of PGA and RCA boulevards, the eight-story office building will feature column-free, 25,000-square-foot floor plates; fine dining restaurant; 7,000 square feet of quick-serve restaurants and retail, fitness center; conference center, rooftop patio and 838 covered garage parking spots along with EV charging stations. PGA Tower’s offices will feature 10-foot, floor-to-ceiling windows with hurricane-resistant glass, full generator back-ups and building top signage.
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Haber Law opened a 3,153-square-foot office on the seventh floor of the Plaza 100 building in Fort Lauderdale at 100 N.E. Third Ave. on May 1. Led by senior partners Marnie Dale Ragan and Darrin Gursky, the Fort Lauderdale office includes six attorneys specializing in condo and homeowners association law and litigation plus a paralegal, said David Haber, founder and managing partner of Haber Law.
Haber Law’s Palm Beach County office will open June 3 in the Wells Fargo Center at 4440 PGA Blvd., Suite 201 in Palm Beach Gardens. The Palm Beach Gardens office, which is a sublet space, will be led by Daniel Levin, a partner at Haber Law since early May. Levin was previously a partner at Cole, Scott & Kissane for the past 14 years.
Haber Law’s main headquarters is in a 70-year-old, one-story, 7,662-square-foot building at 251 N.W. 23rd St. in Miami’s Wynwood.
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Cigna Health & Life Insurance Company has renewed its 47,879-square-foot office lease at Sawgrass Corporate Centre II, located at 1571 Sawgrass Corporate Parkway in Sunrise.
The 64-month renewal comprises two full floors, keeping the 4-story building 98 percent occupied.
Avison Young represented landlords Vanderbilt Office Properties and Barron Colliers in the lease deal.
Miramar Centre I, located at 3401 S.W. 160th Ave., Miramar Centre III, located at 3601 S.W. 160th Ave., Huntington Centre I, located at 2901 S.W. 149th Ave., and Huntington Centre II, located at 2801 S.W. 149th Ave., have changed hands.
YMP Real Estate Management acquired the office buildings for $45 million. The seller was MRM Office Owner 1, L.P., a Delaware limited partnership and entity of Starwood Capital Group,
The transaction closed April 22.
Built between 2000 and 2006, the buildings, which total 373,228 square feet, are 79% leased. Tenants include Maersk, Humana, Amcor, and GSA.
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A technology company recently expanded the size of its headquarters at Dania Beach’s Design Center of the Americas (DCOTA).
According to CEO Fred Bredemeyer, PAVE Mobility, which provides license plate recognition camera systems for parking enforcement agencies, relocated into a 9,700-square-foot office on the second level of 1815 Griffin Road early this year. It had previously resided in a 4,700-square-foot office in the same building.
Nearly 50 of PAVE’s 100 employees will be based in the new Dania Beach office.
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Margate Seeks Developer For Massive Mixed-Use Project With Plans For Nearly 1MSF Of Office Space
/in News/by SFOBA STAFFA fresh call for ideas has been released by Margate’s Community Redevelopment Agency for developers to revitalize up to 51.38 acres of land that is held by the public.
A statement from Colliers and the city states that the 27 non-contiguous lots are designated for 980 residential units, 500 hotel rooms, 1.28 million square feet of retail space, 861,331 square feet of office space, and 309,659 square feet of industrial space.
According to Ken Krasnow, vice chair of institutional investor services for Collier’s Florida area, about 34 acres of that collection are undeveloped. This includes the 17-acre property that was formerly home to the Lake Shore Swap Shop at 1000 N. State Road 7.
Krasnow, along with Colliers brokers Brooke Mosier, Bastian Schauer, and Mark Rubin, are assisting Margate’s CRA with the request for proposals (RFP), which officially went out this week.
The CRA owns two commercial complexes among the plots put up for renovation, he continued, along with “various government facilities” like Margate’s city hall and library.
According to Krasnow, the city wants to create a mixed-use neighborhood with retail, dining, and entertainment options—amenities that are scarce in Margate itself. Proposals to build a new city hall, library, and community center are also welcomed.
In order to do this, the city and CRA are looking to enter into a long-term lease agreement with a developer who can offer a well-thought-out city center that can accommodate locals and tourists while adhering to zoning regulations. This includes an eight-story maximum height.
Margate is open to proposals for some workforce housing as well, but the city is particularly interested in a developer that will build market-rate rentals or condos.
Developers have until August 13 to submit their proposals. On June 25, Colliers will hold a virtual pre-bid conference.
Source: SFBJ
JP Morgan Chase Inks Office Deal In West Palm
/in Done Deals, News/by SFOBA STAFFJ.P. Morgan Chase is the latest financial player to plant a flag in West Palm Beach.
The banking giant signed a lease at Related Companies’ 360 Rosemary office building, the landlord announced. The square footage was not disclosed.
Situated on seven acres near the intersection of PGA and RCA boulevards, the eight-story office building will feature column-free, 25,000-square-foot floor plates; fine dining restaurant; 7,000 square feet of quick-serve restaurants and retail, fitness center; conference center, rooftop patio and 838 covered garage parking spots along with EV charging stations. PGA Tower’s offices will feature 10-foot, floor-to-ceiling windows with hurricane-resistant glass, full generator back-ups and building top signage.
Source: Commercial Observer
Miami Law Firm Expands, Establishes New Offices In Broward And Palm Beach
/in Done Deals, News/by SFOBA STAFFHaber Law opened a 3,153-square-foot office on the seventh floor of the Plaza 100 building in Fort Lauderdale at 100 N.E. Third Ave. on May 1. Led by senior partners Marnie Dale Ragan and Darrin Gursky, the Fort Lauderdale office includes six attorneys specializing in condo and homeowners association law and litigation plus a paralegal, said David Haber, founder and managing partner of Haber Law.
Haber Law’s Palm Beach County office will open June 3 in the Wells Fargo Center at 4440 PGA Blvd., Suite 201 in Palm Beach Gardens. The Palm Beach Gardens office, which is a sublet space, will be led by Daniel Levin, a partner at Haber Law since early May. Levin was previously a partner at Cole, Scott & Kissane for the past 14 years.
Haber Law’s main headquarters is in a 70-year-old, one-story, 7,662-square-foot building at 251 N.W. 23rd St. in Miami’s Wynwood.
Source: SFBJ
Cigna Renews 48,000 SF Office Lease
/in Done Deals, News/by SFOBA STAFFCigna Health & Life Insurance Company has renewed its 47,879-square-foot office lease at Sawgrass Corporate Centre II, located at 1571 Sawgrass Corporate Parkway in Sunrise.
The 64-month renewal comprises two full floors, keeping the 4-story building 98 percent occupied.
Avison Young represented landlords Vanderbilt Office Properties and Barron Colliers in the lease deal.
Source: Commercial Observer
Four Office Buildings In West Broward Sell At $37 Million Loss
/in Done Deals, News/by SFOBA STAFFMiramar Centre I, located at 3401 S.W. 160th Ave., Miramar Centre III, located at 3601 S.W. 160th Ave., Huntington Centre I, located at 2901 S.W. 149th Ave., and Huntington Centre II, located at 2801 S.W. 149th Ave., have changed hands.
YMP Real Estate Management acquired the office buildings for $45 million. The seller was MRM Office Owner 1, L.P., a Delaware limited partnership and entity of Starwood Capital Group,
The transaction closed April 22.
Built between 2000 and 2006, the buildings, which total 373,228 square feet, are 79% leased. Tenants include Maersk, Humana, Amcor, and GSA.
Source: SFBJ
Tech Company More Than Doubles Broward HQ
/in Done Deals, News/by SFOBA STAFFA technology company recently expanded the size of its headquarters at Dania Beach’s Design Center of the Americas (DCOTA).
According to CEO Fred Bredemeyer, PAVE Mobility, which provides license plate recognition camera systems for parking enforcement agencies, relocated into a 9,700-square-foot office on the second level of 1815 Griffin Road early this year. It had previously resided in a 4,700-square-foot office in the same building.
Nearly 50 of PAVE’s 100 employees will be based in the new Dania Beach office.
Source: SFBJ