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Packaging Design Firm Signs Lease To Relocate HQ To Plantation

November 13, 2022/in Done Deals, News/by SFOBA STAFF

Smurfit Kappa, a global leader in paper‐based packaging solutions, is relocating its United States headquarters to the 465,000‐square‐foot Royal Palm business campus at Pine Island Road and I‐595 in Plantation.

Smurfit Kappa, a FTSE 100 company has over 350 production sites across 36 countries. The company, whose corporate offices are currently located in Sunrise, has inked a long‐term lease for 10,673 square feet of office space at the three‐building park. The new lease reflects Smurfit Kappa´s desire to be in a best‐in‐class and highly amenitized office, setting to serve its existing employees while also setting the tone to attract high‐caliber talent.

 

Butters Realty & Management office team of Caroline Fleischer, Darcie Lunsford and Sky Butters represented Smurfit Kappa. Danet Linares of Blanca Commercial Real Estate represented the landlord, TR Royal Palm Corp.

“Smurfit Kappa was seeking an upscale office venue that would help enhance its positioning by providing a myriad of on‐site amenities,” said Fleischer, who is executive vice president of occupier services. “Royal Palm’s café, fitness center, conference facilities, garage parking and executive lounge made it an attractive choice.”

Smurfit Kappa offers customers in the consumer, retail, industrial and e‐commerce sectors an unrivalled portfolio of paper‐based packaging solutions which are 100% renewable and biodegradable and are sourced from recyclable material.

The Company expects to move into its new headquarters by the Fall of 2023.

 

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Class-A Plantation Office Complex Trades

September 3, 2014/in Done Deals, News/by SFOBA STAFF

The Royal Palm at Southpointe office complex in Plantation has traded for $128 million, or about $275 per square foot.

Duke Realty Corporation acquired the office complex, located at 900 and 1000 South Pine Island Road, for $100.4 million in August 2010.

Duke’s sale of the site, which has more than 465,000 square feet of office space, was recorded on Monday.  TR Royal Palm Corp. is the buyer. The company is managed by Chicago-based LPC Realty Advisors, an investment advisory affiliate of Lincoln Property Co.

The Hogan Group developed Royal Palm I in 2001 and Royal Palm II in 2007.

 

Source: The Real Deal

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