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Office Complex In WPB Sells For $29.25 Million

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CBRE has facilitated the $29.25 million sale of the fee simple interest in The Forum, two 10-story office buildings totaling 185,650 square feet in West Palm Beach, to The David Associates on behalf of Triarch Capital Group.

The sellers were exclusively represented by Christian Lee and Marcos Minaya with CBRE Capital Markets.

Located at 1655 and 1665 Palm Beach Lakes Boulevard, The Forum is 90 percent leased to 40 tenants from a variety of industries including healthcare, law, finance and engineering.

“The future of the office market in West Palm Beach is extremely promising. An influx of new-to-market tenants have contributed to a leasing velocity never seen in this market before, which has put tremendous upward pressure on both occupancy and rents,” said Minaya, a vice president with CBRE.

“The Forum is exceptionally well located with excellent connectivity to Interstate 95 and access to the city’s major transportation hubs. Tenants are within walking distance to a host of amenities, including an adjacent Hilton Garden Inn as well as the Palm Beach Outlets, anchored by Whole Foods Market and several brand name restaurants. Additionally, the property offers the highest covered parking ratio among its peers,” added Lee, a vice chairman with CBRE.

The CBRE Capital Markets team also included Senior Vice President Amy Julian with CBRE’s Debt & Structured Finance and Financial Analyst Tom Rappa. The property is leased by Colliers International’s Derek Baker and Jonathan Kingsley, who also helped with the marketing efforts.

 

Plantation Professional Park Fetches $11.3 Million

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Cushman & Wakefield has negotiated the sale of Plantation Professional Park a 63,319-square-foot medical and professional office campus in Broward County.

The Cushman & Wakefield Capital Markets team of Greg Miller, Scott O’Donnell, Dominic Montazemi and Miguel Alcivar represented the Kislak Organization of Miami Lakes in the sale. Aventura, FL-based Triarch Capital Group acquired the asset for $11.3 million, or $178 per square foot.

Plantation Professional Park is a six-building office campus built between 1987 and 1989 on a ±7.84-acre site at 6710–6834 West Sunrise Boulevard in Plantation. The single-story buildings comprise a medical and professional office campus located three miles from Westside Regional Medical Center. The site also includes a vacant pad previously approved for an additional two-story, ±22,000-square-foot medical office building.

Plantation Professional Park was 96% occupied at the time of sale. Notable tenants include Dickens Sanomi Academy and American Access Care.

Plantation Professional Park is located in one of the most desirable office submarkets in Broward County and offers convenient highway access to Florida’s Turnpike and Interstate 95 as well as prominent visibility along Sunrise Boulevard.

“When combined with its centralized location in Broward County, dense and economically strong surrounding communities, and superb accessibility, Plantation Professional Park epitomizes the environment that today’s medical and professional tenants migrate towards,” said O’Donnell.

In 2016, the same Cushman & Wakefield team negotiated Equitrust Life Insurance Company’s disposition of Plantation Professional Park to the Kislak Organization for $5.15 million. In 2017, the Kislak Organization completed a $1.59 million renovation program at the property that included new roof overlays and mansards, exterior paint and pavement improvements.

“As a lifelong Plantation resident, I took special pride in working with the Kislak team to revitalize and lease up Plantation Professional Park,” said Tom Bartelmo, President and CEO of the Kislak Organization. “This was a successful project for us, and we wish the new owners all the best.”

“Plantation Professional Park is an integral piece in the renaissance of the Sunrise corridor in Plantation,” said Miller. ”This acquisition will deliver stable in-place cash flows for Triarch Capital Group, while providing the ability to build upon the Kislak Organization’s repositioning efforts via a future development parcel or executing additional strategic leasing to create further value.”

 

The Forum Office Buildings Trade In $22.5 Million Deal

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CBRE arranged the sale of The Forum in West Palm Beach.

The 185,089 sq.ft. property, consisting of two multi-tenant office buildings and a four-story structured parking garage, is located at 1665 Palm Beach Lakes Blvd.

A subsidiary of Triarch Capital Group acquired the property for $22.5 million.

CBRE’s Miami-based Capital Markets team facilitated the sale on behalf of the seller, Crimson Peak and Panther Capital Management. Vice Chairman Christian Lee oversaw the transaction alongside Senior Vice President José Lobón and Vice President Amy Julian. The Capital Markets team representing the seller also included Financial Analysts Marcos Minaya and Joseph Chick.

Neil Merin of NAI/Merin Hunter Codman and Jonathan Kingsley of Colliers also worked on the transaction.

“The Forum features unparalleled connectivity to Interstate 95, great access to West Palm Beach’s major transportation hubs, the highest covered parking ratio among its peers and an unrivaled amenity base that includes an on-site hotel that will become the winter home to the Houston Astros,” said Christian Lee, vice chairman, CBRE Capital Markets.

Located a half mile east of Interstate 95, the property offers tremendous transportation dynamics–over half of South Florida’s 6 million residents live within a one-hour drive from the property. Additionally, the property is adjacent to the Palm Beach Outlet mall.

“The West Palm Beach submarket has seen five straight years of positive net absorption resulting in a 670-basis point decline in vacancy and 18% market rent growth,” commented José Lobón, Senior Vice President, CBRE Capital Markets. “Combined with a lack of any new office construction underway in the submarket, the outlook is positive for further vacancy decline and market rent growth.”