The firm they represented exercised its pre-negotiated option to lease an additional floor. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE ON THIS STORY
Hoyer purchased the land from CRM Florida Properties, LLC, an entity formed by SunTrust Bank, paid $1,575,000 or $7,500 per lot. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE ON THIS STORY
George Sacks and Peter D. Reed, principals of Commercial Florida Realty Services, announced a 15,298sf lease expansion transaction.
Before the Atlanta-based law firm of McCalla Raymer, LLC had an opportunity occupy its new 15,298sf office at 110 Tower in Downtown Fort Lauderdale, the firm exercised its pre-negotiated option to lease an additional floor.
McCalla Raymer has now leased the 24th and 25th floor or 30,596sf at the recently renovated 110 Tower.
The landlord, Genesis Capital Partners XI, Ltd., was represented by Transwestern. 110 Tower is now over 70% leased. The lease value is in excess of $5,000,000.
Source: FREJ
Reese Stigliano, a principal at Berger Commercial realty represented Hoyer Homes, LLC in their purchase of a 65-acre parcel located in the city of Palm Bay in Brevard County, Florida. The land is located in the master-planned mixed-use development known as Bayside Lakes. Hoyer purchased 210 single-family lots. 101 lots were in the Amberwood subdivision and 109 lots were in the Wellington subdivision.
Hoyer purchased the land from CRM Florida Properties, LLC, an entity formed by SunTrust Bank, paid $1,575,000 or $7,500 per lot. The
purchaser’s objective will be to land bank the land , with the intent to sell to lots in a takedown arrangement to publicly traded homebuilders, which eliminates the homebuilder’s expensive land development infrastructure cost and interest carry.
The deal was not without its obstacles. Over $1 million in past due utilities fees were owed. Mr. Stigliano assisted in the negotiation of a
deal with the City of Palm Bay to reinstate the utility agreement and reduced past due fees to $250,000. In addition, a settlement to waive
past due property owners association fees of $250,000 and reduced annual POA fees going forward had to be negotiated.
This is Reese’s second deal with Hoyer Homes. Reese represented Hoyer in the purchase of 53-acres in Miami-Dade county back in December, 2010.
Sacks And Reed Close15,000 SF Expansion
/in Done Deals/by SFOBA STAFFThe firm they represented exercised its pre-negotiated option to lease an additional floor. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE ON THIS STORY
Stigliano Sells 65 Acres To Hoyer Homes
/in Done Deals/by SFOBA STAFFHoyer purchased the land from CRM Florida Properties, LLC, an entity formed by SunTrust Bank, paid $1,575,000 or $7,500 per lot. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE ON THIS STORY