Miami Commercial Real Estate News October 16, 2024: Miami Lakes Industrial Sold for $147M; Hamilton Tower Multifamily to Sell for $190M; More…

Ares cements top ranking for pricey purchases in South Florida, paying $147M for Miami Lakes industrial complex

Ares Management paid $147 million for a recently completed Miami Lakes warehouse complex, notching the biggest industrial purchase so far this year. It’s also the third time in less than a year that Los Angeles-based Ares dropped nine figures for a South Florida commercial property. An affiliate of the private equity firm acquired Midway Miami Park, a collection…

Bridge Industrial expands warehouse portfolio near Miami International Airport with $45M purchase

Bridge Industrial continues stacking up warehouse sites in Miami-Dade County, acquiring a Doral business park for $45.4 million. An affiliate of Chicago-based Bridge, led by CEO Steve Poulos, acquired Corporate Park of Doral at 7705 Northwest 48th Street, records and real estate database Vizzda show. Sitting on 15.7 acres, the complex consists of eight buildings with…

Work On 40-Story Edgewater Tower To Begin Q1 2025

In Edgewater, a 40-story tower known as Cove Miami has converted reservations for condos into contracts and announced a construction start date. Construction work is planned to commence in Q1 2025, the developers of the project said yesterday. Even before converting to contracts, there was strong interest in the 134 condo units planned through the reservation process…

Ricardo Dunin’s Oak Capital, Edifica propose 832-key Brickell hotel, boosting their development in Miami’s financial district

Developer Ricardo Dunin and Peruvian firm Edifica propose a 43-story hotel in Brickell, marking the companies’ continued investment in Miami’s financial district. North Development, a joint venture between Dunin’s Miami-based Oak Capital and Edifica, are under contract for an undisclosed price for the 0.6-acre development site at 132, 142 and 152 Southwest Ninth Street…

Demolition Permit For One Brickell City Centre Supertall Site Back In Review

A total demolition permit for an older building at the One Brickell Citycentre site is back in review. The demolition permit for an office building at 799 Brickell Plaza was first applied for in April 2023, and is now in its tenth review cycle as of October 10. Demolition of another office building at 700 Brickell Avenue recently wrapped up. It also forms part of the One Brickell…

Doral Gateway East project adds 330 residences, removes hotel

Doral officials are moving forward with updated proposed Doral Gateway East residential development modifications. With a 4-1 in favor vote during the Oct. 9 council meeting, Centrum Doral Owner LLC ‘s request for a modification to the Master Development Agreement (MDA) and a modification to the Pattern Book (PB) for the east portion of Doral Gateway East Neighborhood…

Miami Office Leasing on Track For Slowest Activity Since Pandemic

Office leasing in Miami is on track for one of its slowest years since the pandemic hit the country. It comes from Avison Young’s third-quarter market report that evaluated the performance of the asset class. As of September, leasing inched just over 2.5 million square feet year-to-date. At the same time in 2022, the figure was around four million and just under that mark a year later.

10 Story Apartment Towers with 1,426 Units Proposed for Miami Springs

The Miami Springs City Council discussed plans that were circulating at Miami-Dade County to develop three parcels of Miami Springs land currently owned by Miami-Dade County Aviation. According to an article by Theo Karantsalis and published in The Miami Herald, those plans include three (3) 10-story towers with 1,426 apartment units. I’m sure you’ve noticed some…

Aimco under contract to sell Hamilton multifamily tower, nearby Edgewater dev site for $204M combined

Aimco is selling the Hamilton apartment tower at 3333 Biscayne Boulevard in Edgewater and a nearby development site for a combined $204 million. The pending deals come as the real estate investment trust has been putting some of its prime South Florida holdings on the market this year. Denver-based Aimco is under contract to sell the Hamilton tower for $190 million…

Buyer revealed: Kushner purchasing Hamilton apartment tower in Miami’s Edgewater for $190M

Aimco is selling the bayfront Hamilton apartment tower in Miami’s Edgewater to Kushner Companies, The Real Deal has learned. Denver-based Aimco, led by CEO Wes Powell, previously announced it’s under contract to sell the 28-story, 276-unit Hamilton at 555 Northeast 34th Street and its share of the nearby development site at 3333 Biscayne Boulevard…

This Week’s South Florida Deal Sheet: Aimco To Sell 2 Edgewater Properties For $204M

Apartment Investment and Management Co. has reached two all-cash deals for a combined $204M to sell the Hamilton apartments and a nearby Edgewater development site. The apartment REIT declined to name the buyer of the 276-unit, 28-story Hamilton, but it said the property is under contract for $190M with the buyer committing to a nonrefundable deposit.

Aimco Strikes $204M Deal to Sell Miami Assets

Aimco has struck a deal to sell its equity in two real estate properties in Miami, Florida for $204 million. One of them is for The Hamilton, a 276-unit apartment building. The other is for a development at 3333 Biscayne Boulevard, which sits on 2.8 acres. For the latter sale, the real estate firm said its unnamed joint venture partner purchased its stake for $13.8 million, with the gross…

Tri-Rail express to downtown Miami booms; daily passengers up 54% in 4 weeks

Tri-Rail’s one-seat weekday express, launched July 1, has been regularly achieving a 100% on-time performance and ridership is growing, reports Victor Garcia, South Florida Regional Transportation Authority public affairs director. The express leaves West Palm Beach at 6:30 a.m., stopping at Boca Raton, Fort Lauderdale Airport and Metrorail Transfer, arriving at MiamiCentral…

Miami International Airport terminal upgrade advances

County commissioners were expected this week to approve a seven-year, $40 million contract for architectural and engineering services as part of a far larger expenditure to upgrade Miami International Airport’s Central Terminal. “The Central Terminal is a key part of MIA’s infrastructure,” a mayor’s report to commissioners says. “It houses various essential services and facilities…

Two projects spring from Miami’s deal with Adler Group

Fences surround the formerly proposed location for Miami’s administration offices downtown as construction begins at the site where a 36-story apartment tower will rise instead, with the municipal building breaking ground in the first quarter of 2025 near the airport. Miami-based Adler Group is developing the two projects as part of a public-private partnership…

Miami-Dade Aviation Department CEO Ralph Cutié: Piloting airport’s improvements as passenger traffic soars

Since being appointed director and chief executive officer of the Miami-Dade Aviation Department about three years ago, Ralph Cutié has led an unprecedented investment of $7 billion in capital improvements and $1.7 billion in maintenance upgrades. Over the next 10 years, Miami International Airport flyers will see upgraded restrooms, new passenger boarding bridges…

Terra, Turnberry score $75M grant for Miami Beach Convention Center hotel project

Terra and Turnberry are getting a $75 million taxpayer infusion for the joint venture’s convention center hotel project in Miami Beach. Despite securing more than $500 million in private financing for the Grand Hyatt-branded development at the intersection of 17th Street and Convention Center Drive, Terra and Turnberry need to plug a funding gap in construction costs…

Meta Development Plans 36-Unit Luxury Condo at 1888 Brickell Avenue in Miami

International firm Meta Development has plans to demolish the five-unit Houses of Brickell Condominium and replace it with a luxury development. The new venture would offer 36 residences with the cost of ownership hovering around $2.5 million each. The Real Deal reports that the project’s scope calls for two five-story buildings that would be connected by a rooftop pool…

Värde seeks $77M foreclosure against Coral Gables office complex owner

Värde Partners is foreclosing on the owner of a Coral Gables office complex for allegedly defaulting on a $68.9 million mortgage. Since August, the amount owed ballooned to $77.4 million, including accrued interest and late fees, according to a foreclosure complaint filed this week in Miami-Dade County…  buildings at 1 Alhambra Plaza. It is owned by an affiliate of…

Affinius Capital Faces Foreclosure On $69M Coral Gables Office Loan

A 262K SF Coral Gables office tower could be headed to foreclosure as it struggles with occupancy despite the neighborhood’s rising profile as a destination for Miami’s office users. The foreclosure suit was filed against San Antonio-based Affinius Capital regarding a $69M mortgage backed by Columbus Center, a 14-story office building located at 1 Alhambra Plaza.

Final cut: Cachita Universal Studios could lose Doral production facility to foreclosure

Cachita Universal Studios near Doral could be entering its final filming season after a lender filed a foreclosure complaint against the owner of the television production facility. An affiliate of Miami-based Altamar Financial Group is suing Alain Piedra-Hernandez, president of HH Coffee Group, which owns the 81,765-square-foot building at 7355 Northwest 41st Street…

Recently Delivered 500,000 SF Logistics Park – Miami Midway Park – Sells

CBRE has arranged the sale of Miami Midway Park, a four-building distribution business park totaling 505,518 sq. ft. on… The four buildings included in the sale were: 9695 NW 174th Street: 71,708 sq. ft.; 100% occupied; 9675 NW 174th Street: 71,708 sq. ft.; 76% occupied; 9575 NW 174th Street: 181,051 sq. ft.; 100% occupied; 9535 NW 174th Street: 181,051 sf…

Pre-Application Filed for 600-Unit Apartment Development at Pullman Miami Airport Hotel Parking Lot

London + Regional Properties, the Pullman Miami Airport hotel owner at 5800 Blue Lagoon Drive, has filed a pre-application with Miami-Dade County to develop two eight-story apartment buildings on the hotel’s parking lot. The proposed project would introduce 600 new apartments to the 10-acre site, which currently houses the 281-room, 13-story hotel built in 1986.

120-Unit ‘Courtside II’ to Break Ground at 1698 NW Third Avenue and 1501 NW Fourth Avenue in Miami

The second and final phase of an affordable housing development will soon break ground in Miami-Dade County. Courtside II is the second phase of Courtside, the first phase of which opened in 2016. The $58 million venture will comprise 120 residences in two seven-story buildings. Multi-Housing News reports that Courtside II will require 161,000 square feet of new…

Mapping the five proposed Live Local Act projects in Miami’s Wynwood

On the corner of Northwest Sixth Avenue and Northwest 26th Street in Miami’s Wynwood, a developer wants to replace the one-story Austin Burke menswear store with an apartment tower of up to 20 stories. The project would jut out above the surrounding one-story and two-story warehouses retrofitted into businesses, as well as above a 10-story building to the east.

MG Developer’s pipeline grows after landing $15M for Coral Gables condo project

MG Developer nabbed a $14.5 million loan for pre-development costs associated with a planned Coral Gables boutique condominium project. Three New Tork-based lenders, H Equities, 141 Funding and Maxim Capital Group, provided the financing for Alhambra Parc, a planned 11-story building with 78 condos at 33 Alhambra Circle, a press release states. A Colliers team led…

HTG Begins Construction on $58M Affordable Housing Community in Miami’s Overtown Neighborhood

Housing Trust Group (HTG) has begun construction on Courtside Apartments II, a $58 million affordable housing community project located in the Overtown neighborhood of Miami. Upon completion, the property will total 120 units in one-, two- and three-bedroom layouts. This marks the second and final phase of a two-phase development that began with the opening…

HTG teams up with Alonzo Mourning’s nonprofit on Overtown affordable housing project

Housing Trust Group and NBA Hall of Famer Alonzo Mourning’s nonprofit plan a 120-unit affordable housing project in Overtown, as development of below-market rate rentals booms in South Florida. Coconut Grove-based Housing Trust Group and AM Affordable Housing will develop the $58 million Courtside Apartments II with a pair of seven-story buildings…

HTG, AM Affordable Housing Build in Miami

Construction has begun on Housing Trust Group and AM Affordable Housing’s Courtside Apartments II, a $58 million affordable community in Miami’s Overtown neighborhood. Comprised of 120 units, Courtside Apartments II marks the second part of a comprehensive two-phase development. Funding for the project included a $30 million construction…

Site Work Permit Issued for 67-Story JEM Private Residences at Miami Worldcenter

Miami’s Building Department has issued a site work permit for JEM Private Residences, a 67-story mixed-use development at 1016 Northeast 2nd Avenue in Miami Worldcenter. Valued at $3 million, the permit was granted on October 3, with Coastal Construction as the contractor. The building will feature 259 condominium units on the upper floors and 530 multi-family…

Discount shopping: Easton nabs JCPenney store at Miami International Mall

Easton Group bought a JCPenney store at Miami International Mall, and the struggling retailer will stay on as the tenant. Ed Easton, chairman of his Doral-based eponymous firm, told The Real Deal that he has no immediate plans to redevelop the 10.3-acre site at 1603 Northwest 107th Avenue in his home city. Other developers like Electra America and Codina Partners…

Brickell Office Building Sold For Record-Breaking $443M

The 701 Brickell office tower has been sold for $443M – the most ever for an office building in Brickell. It is also the second highest price for an office building in Florida, trailing only the $540 million sale of the 1.2 million square foot Southeast Financial Center in 2016. 701 Brickell last sold in 2002 for $172m, property records show. The 32-story building has 685,279 square feet…

40-Story, 466-Unit Flow House Launches Sales At Worldcenter

Flow House is launching sales at Miami Worldcenter. The new property will offer the same amenities and community events as Flow’s existing rental towers. Flow House will rise 40-stories, and include 466-units. Units will be delivered finished and furnished, with studios starting at $450,000 and one bedrooms starting at $600,000. Units will include sustainably sourced…

Developer Plans Condo Building At 1870 Brickell

Miami-based META Development says it has acquired the property at 1870 Brickell Avenue, with plans to build a condo building. The company is also in contract to buy the adjoining 1880 Brickell Avenue, which will be merged to form the development site. The combined purchase price is $21m. The new condo building will rise 5 stories, with 36 units. Prices will start at $2.5m…

Brooklyn developer launches sales for second Bay Harbor Islands condo project

Brooklyn-based developer Redhoek+ is launching sales for its second planned condo project in Bay Harbor Islands. The planned seven-story, 18-unit Pool Haus at 1130 100th Street is intended to be a “sister building” to Solina Bay Harbor, the first South Florida condo project that Redhoek+ launched, said CEO Lee Cohen. Redhoek+ tapped Alyssa Soto Brody and Alyssa…

Closings underway at Fort Partners’ Seaway at the Surf Club luxury condo project

Fort Partners completed a boutique condo project next to its record-setting Four Seasons Hotel and Residences at the Surf Club in Surfside, newly recorded closings show. An affiliate of Fort Lauderdale-based Fort Partners, led by Nadim Ashi, has so far sold 13 luxury condos at Seaway at the Surf Club, a 34-unit, two-building development at 9149 Collins Avenue. The oceanfront…

UBS Is Sounding The Alarm About Miami Real Estate – Is It Overpriced?

Miami, Florida, has been one of the real estate industry’s biggest success stories over the last several decades. A combination of great weather, development, and a bustling job market has turned Miami into one of America’s top real estate destinations. However, recent concerns have emerged. Analysts at UBS are expressing concerns that the Miami real estate…

New Interior Renderings Revealed For ELLE Residences Miami

ELLE Residences Miami has revealed a fresh set of interior renderings, giving a detailed look into the design aesthetic of its 25-story residential tower, set to bring Parisian elegance to Miami’s Edgewater neighborhood. The project will feature 180 residences, each reflecting ELLE’s iconic design ethos, rooted in the chic sophistication of Paris. The interiors…

Renderings: Public Park Proposed On Watson Island In Exchange For Condos

A new website has been created showing conceptual images of a park on Watson Island (to see all 16 images, click here). Developers Terra and ESJ Capital, the owner of Jungle Island want to develop hundreds of condos on the north side of the island. In exchange, they would buy or lease the Jungle Island property, cancel the theme park and hotel lease, build a 13-acre park…

Lender seeks $13M foreclosure against Hollywood warehouse owner

A Hollywood warehouse owner is in danger of losing the building to foreclosure. Nearly a dozen entities managed by David Frank in Miami allegedly failed to repay a $1.8 million loan and a $10.8 revolving line of credit secured by a single-story, 8,640-square-foot industrial building at 1980 Grant Street, court records show. The lender, Woodlands, Texas-based…

City of Miramar to Review Plans for “The Park Miramar” Mixed-Use Development at October 16 Commission Meeting

The City Commission of Miramar will review a proposed large-scale mixed-use development named The Park Miramar, designed by 505Design, on October 16, 2024. The project, planned for a 125.8-acre site at the northeast corner of Red Road and Miramar Parkway, will include various residential, commercial, and recreational components. The development will consist…

Dual-Branded Fairfield Inn & TownePlace Suites Proposed for Miramar Park of Commerce

A dual-branded Marriott hotel is being proposed just off Florida’s Turnpike in Miramar, marking another significant development in the growing area. The City Commission is set to review the site plan for the Fairfield Inn & TownePlace Suites on October 16. The project is being developed by Miramar Park Hotels, led by Sanjaykumar Patel, Sadhanaben Patel, and Akesha Sanjay…

First Look: Interiors at 23-Story Residential Tower ‘Lumaire’ in Downtown West Palm Beach

Lumaire, rising 23 stories at 201 Clearwater Drive in Downtown West Palm Beach, offers a first glimpse of its interiors, marking a significant debut for CetraRuddy’s first interior design project in the area. In partnership with DesignBAR, the firm has crafted 457 residences featuring floor-to-ceiling windows, wide plank flooring, European-inspired kitchens…

Wheelock lists The Ben West Palm Beach for $208M

Wheelock Street Capital is accepting bids for a 208-key hotel along West Palm Beach’s waterfront, starting at $1 million per room. Greenwich, Connecticut-based Wheelock recently put The Ben West Palm Beach at 251 North Narcissus Avenue on the market with an asking price of $208 million, according to an online listing. CBRE is marketing the property.

Industrial On Pace To Absorb More Than 100M SF This Year

https://www.globest.com/2024/10/09/industrial-on-pace-to-absorb-more-than-100m-sf-this-year/ Fueled by unleased speculative deliveries, the national industrial vacancy rate has climbed by 30 basis points during the third quarter to reach 6.4%, according to Cushman & Wakefield’s latest industrial segment research. This represents the lowest quarterly…

Office Submarkets Bucking the Trend Through Mid-Year

Highlights: As of the second quarter of 2024, our top 82 primary office markets were evaluated based on their year-to-date change in effective revenue. Among our five regions, while the Northeast was the top ranked region for the multifamily and retail sectors, its office sector performance ranked last given its effective revenue declined by 129-bps over the first half of the year.

Video: Deloitte Real Estate Solutions Leader John D’Angelo Presents 2025 Commercial Real Estate Outlook

On the latest episode of America’s Commercial Real Estate Show, the show host sat down with John D’Angelo, Real Estate Solutions leader at Deloitte, to discuss Deloitte’s 2025 Commercial Real Estate Outlook. The conversation covered crucial national market trends and predictions, bringing insights that resonate across the industry, especially as we close out…

Video: The Counselors of Real Estate Chair Anthony DellaPelle Discusses Top Ten Issues Affecting Real Estate 2025

In a recent episode of *America’s Commercial Real Estate Show*, the show’s host welcomed Anthony DellaPelle, chair of The Counselors of Real Estate (CRE) and also a lawyer with the New Jersey based firm of McKirdy, Riskin, Olson & DellaPelle, to discuss the Top Ten Issues Affecting Real Estate for 2025. This annual report, developed by the CRE through extensive polling…

CMBS Troubled Loan Tracker: Office Delinquencies Accelerate to Nearly 5X the Level of Early 2023

Conduit & fusion loan delinquencies continue to creep up toward the pandemic high of 8.3% after increasing for the eleventh consecutive month to 7.0% and show no signs of slowing down. Although the Federal Reserve has slashed interest rates by 50 bps and many have priced in another 25 to 50 bps cut by the end of the year, the elevated maturities and lack of debt…

Commercial Real Estate Nationally: Moody’s Q3 2024 Preliminary Trend Announcement

Multifamily Performance Steadied, Office Stress Continued to Manifest, Retail Vacancy Declined, And Industrial Cooled Down The commercial real estate (CRE) industry received welcome news in September as the FOMC lowered the target federal funds rate by 50 basis points (bps) bringing expectations of continued relief in meetings ahead. The period of…

Rent burden may not hinge on the election result

Summary: Housing Affordability Crisis: The United States is facing a significant housing affordability crisis, with homeownership rates dropping and a large percentage of renters being cost-burdened.Impact of the Pandemic: The pandemic exacerbated the housing burden by accelerating household formation and deepening pre-existing housing shortages due to a tight labor…

With Pandemic-Era Excess Savings Depleted, What Lies Ahead for the Hotel Sector?

Highlights: Although excess pandemic-era savings have been fully depleted as of March 2024, Moody’s expects the Federal Reserve will navigate a soft landing for the U.S. economy with real GDP expected to increase by the mid-2% area in 2024 and the low-2% area in 2025.With non-financial assets such as real estate holdings and vehicles accounting for a larger share…

Hurricane Helene data story: 161,849 commercial properties in direct path of hurricane

Hurricane Helene’s projected track across Florida’s panhandle and the South has potential implications for public safety and business continuity. Nearly 162,000 commercial real estate properties in the state have a greater than 50% probability of being exposed to wind speeds of at least 50 mph — the wind speed at which some damage is likely. The total estimated value…

Hurricane Milton’s destruction: crane collapse, tornado damage, flooding

In the wake of Hurricane Milton, developers and contractors in the Tampa Bay area are evaluating damage at project sites, calling insurers and preparing to resume construction work. Milton made landfall as a Category 3 storm with winds of 120 miles per hour on Wednesday night in Siesta Key in Sarasota County, flooding streets and homes, and spawning tornadoes…

What is the gross rent multiplier?

There are many factors to consider when evaluating multifamily investment properties. The gross rent multiplier (GRM) is one tool that can help investors quickly estimate a property’s value. What is the GRM in real estate? The GRM is the ratio of an investment property’s market value to the annual gross rent it generates. The lower the GRM, the better the estimated…

The What and the When Matter for the Losses of Real-Estate Lenders

Not every commercial-real-estate lender in the U.S. is at risk following the sharp downturn in prices since 2022. The timing of loan originations and the type of properties used as collateral are key factors in estimating losses. Lenders who originated loans late in the cycle, such as debt funds, tended to have larger unrealized losses on the underlying collateral.

Updated RealPage Forecast Indicates Strong Multifamily Demand, More Mild Rent Growth

After starting the quarter below its long-term average, employment ended September on a high note, with an increase of nearly 254,000 jobs. This brings the total number of jobs created in the first nine months of the year to 1.8 million, which is 24% below the level seen during the same period last year. As inflation has been on a downward trajectory for some time now…

Office Loan Maturity Monitor: Maturities Picked Back up in August

Highlights: $2.5 billion CMBS office loans reached fully extended maturity in August, the highest monthly total since we started tracking in January 2023. The payoff rate was strong, at 56.9%. Maturities with debt yield above 8% and limited lease rollover continued to exhibit the strongest performance Although several large loans paid off in August, smaller loans continue to pay…

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Video: Deloitte Real Estate Solutions Leader John D’Angelo Presents 2025 Commercial Real Estate Outlook

On the latest episode of America’s Commercial Real Estate Show, the show host sat down with John D’Angelo, Real Estate Solutions leader at Deloitte, to discuss Deloitte’s 2025 Commercial Real Estate Outlook. The conversation covered crucial national market trends and predictions, bringing insights that resonate across the industry, especially as we close out a turbulent few years in the real estate market.

2025 Outlook: Turning the Corner

Deloitte’s latest report titled *2025 Commercial Real Estate Outlook* indicates a cautiously optimistic sentiment within the industry. According to D’Angelo, the theme of the report is aptly described as “turning the corner.” This follows two years of low transaction volumes and uncertainty in the market. The report’s respondents—including 900 C-suite executives from 13 countries—indicate that the next 12 to 15 months could see an uptick in transaction activity as optimism returns to the market.

The host emphasized that he is already seeing increased interest in listings, with four times as much activity in recent months. This growth reflects the tightening of the bid-ask spread, which is narrowing as sellers become more realistic and buyers regain confidence, believing that market valuations have stabilized.

Interest Rates and Capital Costs

Interest rates are a significant factor in the future of commercial real estate, and D’Angelo noted that the cost of capital appears to be on the decline. According to their July 2024 survey, many respondents expect further rate cuts before the end of the year. This potential reduction in rates is expected to reignite investment activity, especially in sectors that have been waiting for cost efficiency to return to the marketplace.

Sector Focus: Where Will Capital Flow?

The conversation highlighted several real estate sectors poised to receive increased investment. At the top of the list are digital real estate assets like data centers, which D’Angelo noted are moving from “alternative” to “core” asset status. Multifamily properties and manufacturing facilities are also expected to attract significant capital, especially given the incentives provided by initiatives like the CHIPS Act and the Inflation Reduction Act.

On the flip side, certain sectors, such as senior housing and student housing, appear to be seeing less interest from investors. This surprised the host, who mentioned that senior housing activity has recently picked up in his own brokerage experience, though the broader market may take more time to see a significant shift.

Geographic Trends and Sustainability

One of the more surprising findings in the report is that cross-border capital flows appear to be stagnating, with most investors choosing to keep their money within their home regions. Additionally, sustainability, while still on the radar for many companies, is being viewed through a cost-efficient lens. D’Angelo mentioned that the focus has shifted toward projects with a near-term ROI, and interest in sustainability retrofits has waned due to concerns about profitability.

Challenges: Inflation, Construction Costs, and AI

Inflation and construction costs remain top concerns for respondents, especially given the rising costs of goods, labor, and materials. However, artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly seen as a solution for operational efficiency in the industry. The adoption of AI, D’Angelo noted, is helping companies automate processes and shift employee focus to more value-added tasks. This shift is crucial, especially as the commercial real estate industry faces a retirement cliff, with 40% of the workforce expected to retire in the next decade.

Office Market: Optimism or Overvaluation?

One of the more debated topics was the future of the office market. While office real estate has struggled post-pandemic, the host shared his contrarian view that office demand could rebound faster than many expect. He predicts that certain office buildings may be repurposed or demolished, leading to a reduction in supply, while companies gradually increase their physical office presence.

D’Angelo agreed that the industry could see stabilization as businesses adapt to hybrid work models. However, the jury is still out, and much will depend on how quickly municipalities and developers can innovate in response to changing demand.

Some Final Thoughts

The episode ended on a note of optimism. As the market stabilizes and capital returns to commercial real estate, industry leaders like D’Angelo and the show host are hopeful that 2025 will mark a turning point for many sectors. While challenges remain, from inflation to geopolitical concerns, there is a growing sense that the worst is behind us and that commercial real estate could experience a revival in the coming year.

For professionals in the industry, this episode serves as a reminder to stay adaptive, as technological advancements and market shifts continue to reshape the landscape of commercial real estate. It delivers valuable insights from two industry veterans, providing a glimpse into the potential for growth and transformation as we approach 2025.

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Miami Commercial Real Estate News October 9, 2024: Brickell Office Tower Trades for $443M, Miami Lakes Industrial for $147M; Pre App Filed for Another Miami Supertall; More…

$443M Sale of 701 Brickell Office Tower in Downtown Miami Arranged

JLL Capital Markets has arranged the $443 million sale of 701 Brickell, a trophy office building totaling 685,279 square feet in the heart of downtown Miami’s Brickell financial district. The sale marks the second-largest office transaction in Florida history, according to JLL. Morning Calm Management and its partner purchased the asset from Nuveen Real Estate.

Nuveen Sells Miami Trophy Tower for $443M

The newly-sold tower (pictured in the center) rises inside Miami’s financial district. Image courtesy of JLL Nuveen Real Estate has sold 701 Brickell, a 685,279-square-foot trophy office tower in Miami. Morning Calm Management and its partner acquired the Class AA asset for $443 million in an all-cash deal. JLL represented the seller and procured the buyer. The deal marks…

Elliott completes Brickell office tower purchase for $443M, solidifying the hedge fund’s position as major South Florida player

Paul Singer’s Elliott Investment Management completed its purchase of a Brickell office tower for $443 million. The deal, billed as the second largest office deal in state history by the brokers involved, makes Singer’s hedge fund a major player in one of South Florida’s most active office submarkets. Elliott, which is now based in downtown West Palm Beach after moving from New York…

Nuveen Closes On Sale Of Brickell Office Tower For $443M

Nuveen sold the 685K SF office tower at 701 Brickell Ave. in Miami’s financial district for $443M, more than twice what it paid for the property two decades ago. The deal shows that there is still big investor appetite for prime office buildings in desirable markets. Boca Raton-based Morning Calm Management and an unnamed partner purchased the 33-story tower in an all-cash…

Miami Trophy Office Trades for $443M

Morning Calm Management and its partner has acquired a trophy Class AA office building in the heart of Miami’s financial district for $443 million. The sale of the 685,279 square foot building, owned by Nuveen Real Estate, was structured as an all-cash transaction and represents the second largest office transaction in Florida history, just behind the $540 million sale…

Multiple Permits Filed for 38-Story Mixed-Use Tower at 401 Northeast 29th Street

Construction permits for 2900 Terrace, a 38-story mixed-use tower planned at 401 Northeast 29th Street in Miami’s Edgewater neighborhood, are advancing through the approval process. Three permits are under review: a phased vertical permit and a tree removal permit, filed on October 4, and a site work permit for foundation work submitted on October 7.

Banyan Street Capital Requests Modification for 8750 NW 36th Street and 3787 NW 87th Avenue in Doral

An affiliate of Miami-based Banyan Street Capital hopes to get a modification request granted for a mixed-use project in Doral. City records list the project’s name as “Gateway DMU MDA & Pattern Book Modification”, and it concerns 12.4 acres of a larger 25.2-acre site. When the project was originally approved in 2014, developers sought to construct 150 hotel rooms…

FDOT Planning Street Realignment In Front Of Brickell City Centre

Plans are underway for a project that will see a street realignment and a new crosswalk in front of Brickell City Centre. The area is among the busiest for both pedestrians and vehicles in Miami. The street planned for realignment is the north leg of South Miami Avenue. It runs between an existing Brickell City Centre block, and the former Tobacco Road property, where a future phase…

Miami-Dade legislation seeks way to add major new airport

Mayor Daniella Levine Cava would have to detail within 90 days how to handle the Herculean task of creating another major Miami-Dade airport under legislation a committee faces this week. That airport must handle cargo, commercial passengers and general aviation within the county’s system, according to Commissioner Kevin Marino Cabrera’s resolution. He cites rapid passenger…

Should Miami Build New Airport? County To Discuss

Miami-Dade commissioners are set to vote on a resolution that would authorize a feasibility study on building a new airport. Miami-Dade’s Airport and Economic Development Committee is scheduled to have a hearing on October 9 where the resolution is on the agenda. Commissioner Kevin Marino Cabrera sponsored the resolution. The resolution notes that the county…

Metromover To South Beach Moving ‘Expeditiously’

Miami-Dade is advancing with plans to extend the Metromover to South Beach, according to Miami Today. The county plans to move forward “expeditiously” with the project, according to Josiel Ferrer-Diaz, who is the Deputy Director of Miami-Dade’s Department of Transportation and Public Works. The comments were made at a meeting of the Citizens’ Independent…

New passenger rail in play for East-West Smart Plan corridor

A county measure to be discussed this week would order Mayor Daniella Levine Cava to report in 90 days on the feasibility of alternate modes of transportation, including passenger rail, instead of an earlier bus solution for the East-West Corridor of the long-awaited Smart transportation effort. The vote would direct the mayor to “take all necessary actions in order to provide…

Hotusa checks into Miami Beach, pays $20M for Art Deco hotel

Grupo Hotusa is booking into Miami Beach, acquiring an Art Deco hotel for $19.7 million. An affiliate of Barcelona-based Hotusa, led by President Amancio Lòpez Seijas, bought the Eurostars Winter Haven, a 71-room property completed in 1939 at 1400 Ocean Drive, records and real estate database Vizzda show. Hotusa also owns Eurostars, the brand that operates the hotel.

Undaunted By Prior Rejections, Continuum Co. Offers $141M For Surfside Condo Buyout

The Four Winds condominium building is prime real estate in the heart of Surfside, and it has become a sort of white whale for developers chasing beachfront property. Ian Bruce Eichner’s Continuum Co. is trying for a third time to buy out the condo units at the building at 9225 Collins Ave., offering $141M, Commercial Observer reports. The developer offered $125M last year…

Little Havana mixed-use project has ‘a little art deco feel’

A developer is proposing a new mixed-use residential project for Little Havana, offering ground floor retail and a parking garage with dedicated electric vehicle charging outlets. WR Flagler LLC plans the project, 2157 Flagler Residences, for property on West Flagler Street and Northwest 22nd Avenue. The eight-story building will have 197 residential units, more than 4,500 sf…

Eric Carpenter: Miami Beach’s city manager looks for workforce housing

Eric Carpenter, a public servant with over 20 years of experience, was appointed Miami Beach city manager in July. With a decade in various senior roles within the city, Mr. Carpenter replaces Alina T. Hudak, who became the first woman to hold the role in 2021 before retiring from government this year. A licensed professional engineer, Mr. Carpenter’s introduction…

Resia Sells New 390-Unit Resia Old Cutler Apartment Community in Goulds Neighborhood of Miami-Dade

Resia has sold Resia Old Cutler, a 390-unit apartment community located at 22555 S.W. 107th Ave. in Goulds, roughly 30 miles southwest of Miami. Kayne Anderson Real Estate acquired the property — which was completed in 2023 and offers one-, two- and three-bedroom residences — for an undisclosed price. Amenities at Resia Old Cutler include a multipurpose room…

Resia Sells Miami Area Property

Resia has sold Resia Old Cutler, a 390-unit community in Goulds, Fla., just south of Miami. Kayne Anderson Real Estate bought the property, marking its first acquisition from Resia. The seller will continue to manage the property. Completed last year, the pet-friendly property came online with help from a $60.3 million construction loan originated..

Meta Development plans Brickell boutique condominium

Meta Development is planning a boutique lowrise condominium with 36 units in Miami’s Brickell, once it completes its acquisition of an assemblage for a total of $21 million. The Miami-based firm, which launched late last year, is under contract to purchase a small apartment building at 1880 Brickell Avenue for $10.7 million, Meta President Andrew Rasken told The…

Sushi Garage Joins the Culinary Lineup at The Standard Residences in Midtown Miami

Rosso Development, Standard International, and Midtown Development have announced that Sushi Garage, a popular Miami eatery, will open at The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami. This restaurant, founded by the Juvia Group’s Jonas and Alexandra Millán, is known for its modern take on traditional Japanese cuisine and will be a central dining venue at the highly…

Northwood dips into South Florida’s industrial market with $47M Doral warehouse purchase

Northwood Investors is wading into South Florida’s booming industrial market after paying $46.5 million for a Doral warehouse. An affiliate of Northwood, a Denver-based real estate investment firm, purchased a 201,827-square-foot facility at 10000 Northwest 15th Terrace, records and real estate database Vizzda show. The deal breaks down to $230 a square foot.

Massive Mixed-Use ‘HueHub’ Planned for 8400 NW 25th Avenue in Miami

27th Ave HollandPark EcoreResidences LLC has plans for a massive mixed-use project in Miami-Dade County. If approved by city officials, HueHub would comprise five high-rise buildings, measuring 26 to 37 stories above grade. Plans call for 3,233 residences and 57,260 square feet of retail. There would also be a one-story amenity center and two parking garages…

SmartStop adds fourth self-storage facility to South Florida portfolio, paying $31M for North Miami site

SmartStop beefed up its South Florida self-storage portfolio, buying a recently completed North Miami facility for $30.8 million. An affiliate of Ladera Ranch, California-based SmartStop, led by CEO H. Michael Schwartz, acquired a three-story 99,280-square-foot self-storage building at 250 Northeast 135th Street, records and real estate database Vizzda show.

FAA Permits Filed for 28-Story Residential Tower in Miami’s Little River Neighborhood

Developers 8038 and 165 Owner LLC, an affiliate of Infinity Collective and MVW Partners, have submitted FAA permits for a new residential tower planned for Miami’s Little River neighborhood. Filed on September 17, 2024, the request asks for approval to construct a 360-foot-tall building, or 368 feet above mean sea level. The application is currently under review by the…

MG Developer, Prosper pay $31M for North Bay Village condo dev site

MG Developer teamed up with Prosper Group to acquire a waterfront condo development site in North Bay Village for $30.9 million, The Real Deal has learned. Miami Beach-based Prosper, a development firm led by Jay Roberts, has been in contract to buy the 1-acre assemblage at 1681 North Bay Causeway and 1725 79th Street Causeway. Coral Gables-based MG Developer…

The EcoTech Visions Foundation Moves Closer to Project Construction at 2090 Ali Baba Avenue in Opa-locka

The EcoTech Visions Foundation has secured a rezoning change to make its affordable housing development possible. A new ruling has released the 15,625-square-foot property from the Infill Housing Initiative Program, which did not allow for the development of multi-family communities. Now, the Miami Gardens-based organization can proceed with an eight-story…

‘Exceptional Response’: Already Nearly $500M In Contracts For New Brickell Tower

Swire Properties has announced that it is experiencing an “exceptional” sales response for its planned Brickell towers, The Residences at Mandarin Oriental, Miami. Nearly $500 million in contracts were signed in the first 60 days of sales, out of nearly $1 billion in reservations, the developer said. A 7,000-square-foot sales pavilion opened at the development site…

Pre-Application Filed For Another Brickell Avenue Supertall

There could be another supertall tower coming to Brickell Avenue. A pre-application for the new tower at 1414 Brickell was submitted to Miami-Dade planners on October 2. The tower is proposed to rise 81 floors, or 1,010 feet. Elevations submitted as part of the filing show that it is the maximum height limit allowed by the FAA for the property. 1414 Brickell is proposed to include…

P6 enters Miami-Dade market after paying $16M for dev site near Aventura Mall

P6 Group expanded its pipeline into Miami-Dade County, paying $16 million for a development site near Aventura Mall. The Boca Raton-based developer is planning The Gateway, an 18-story mixed-use project with 210 apartments and 13,185 square feet of office space. A P6 affiliate acquired a 1.4-acre assemblage at 2600 and 2630 Northeast Ives Dairy Road in Ojus…

Ares cements top ranking for pricey purchases in South Florida, paying $147M for Miami Lakes industrial complex

Ares Management paid $147 million for a recently completed Miami Lakes warehouse complex, notching the biggest industrial purchase so far this year. It’s also the third time in less than a year that Los Angeles-based Ares dropped nine figures for a South Florida commercial property. An affiliate of the private equity firm acquired Midway Miami Park, a collection…

East Capital’s Miami-Dade industrial buying binge continues with $48M purchase near Aventura

East Capital Partners is amassing industrial properties in Miami-Dade County, buying its third warehouse complex this year. An affiliate of Darien, Connecticut-based East Capital, led by co-founders Drew DeWitt and David Archibald, paid $48 million for Skylake Executive Industrial Park at 19501-19599 Northeast 10th Avenue near Aventura, records and real estate database…

South Miami grants initial approval to Sunset Place development agreement

South Miami commissioners unanimously approved a development agreement with Alex Vadia’s firm for the Shops at Sunset Place mixed-use project, the largest redevelopment planned in the city. The resolution will return to the South Miami commission for a second reading vote on Oct. 15. Commissioners will also take up site plan approval at the meeting later this month.

More Details Revealed for Summit Brickell, Highlighting Building Program and Public Benefits

More details on the building program for Summit Brickell have been revealed from a recent filing, highlighting key aspects of the project and its contributions to the community. The 65-story, 750-foot tower at 1015 Southwest 1st Avenue (alternatively addressed as 88 SW 10th Street) in Miami’s Brickell Financial District is set to include 505 residential units, with 1,933 sf…

Domus Brickell Park Begins Vertical Ascent at 1611 SW 2nd Avenue in Miami’s Brickell Financial District

Following several months of foundational work, Domus Brickell Park, a short-term-rental-friendly condominium tower at 1611 Southwest 2nd Avenue, is beginning its vertical ascent in the heart of the Brickell Financial District. The 12-story, 171-unit development from North Development is set to redefine the traditional condo-hotel market, with progress moving swiftly since…

New Renderings Unveil Amenities and Living Spaces for ‘Cassia’ at 4011 Salzedo Street in Coral Gables

Alta Developers has unveiled new renderings of Cassia, a 12-story luxury condominium development designed by Behar Font & Partners at 4011 Salzedo Street in Coral Gables’ Merrick Park District. These renderings provide a glimpse into the Grand Lobby, Wellness Lounge, Spa Indoor Pool, Executive Business Center, and Social Club. The images also showcase the thoughtfully…

Developers File Pre-Application for Wellness Hotel at 132 SW 98th Street in Miami

Developers have filed a pre-application for the House of Wellness Hotel in Miami-Dade County. The hotel, measuring 43 stories above grade, would occupy a 0.6-acre site. Upon completion, it would offer 823 units, spanning levels 11 to 42. The South Florida Business Journal reports that the high-rise tower will have 339 parking spots on floors two through nine.

La Baia North Breaks Ground at 9481 E Bay Harbor Drive in Bay Harbor Islands

The Continuum Company has officially broken ground on La Baia North, the second of two planned boutique bayfront condominiums in Miami’s Bay Harbor Islands. This milestone follows the company’s success with La Baia South, which secured a $90 million construction loan and sold out all units. La Baia North, located at 9481 E Bay Harbor Drive, is an eight-story building…

Javier Cervera bulks up retail portfolio with $18M Kendall shopping center purchase

Javier Cervera now has a dozen retail buildings and shopping centers in his Miami-Dade commercial portfolio, after paying $18.2 million for a Kendall shopping center anchored by a Firestone tire and car repair shop. An affiliate of his Coral Gables-based firm, Cervera Real Estate Ventures, or C-Rev, acquired Miller Plaza at 5801 Southwest 137th Avenue, records show.

Jason Talbot and Monceau settle lawsuit over workforce housing dev site in Goulds

Jason Talbot has made peace with Monceau Real Estate after the Miami Beach-based firm’s owners agreed to buy out his minority interest in a Goulds development site. Talbot, principal of Miami-based Workforce Housing Partners, settled his recent lawsuit against Monceau and its principals, siblings Adrian, Julien and Sarah Haccoun, court records show.

Bluenest buys Homestead site for 219 townhouses, as south Miami-Dade resi development keeps surging

Bluenest Development bought a Homestead site with plans for 219 townhouses, as residential construction in south Miami-Dade County continues to surge. The Miami-based firm scooped up the 20-acre vacant property on the southeast corner of Tower Road and Lucy Street in three deals for a combined $12.5 million, according to records. In the biggest purchase, Bluenest bought…

Growing Pains Weigh On Miami’s Ascension As A Global Capital

The dust is settling after the pandemic upended work life, logistics, retail strategies, migration patterns and more. In Miami — one of the biggest winners of new business, people and capital during the coronavirus era — commercial real estate professionals are doubling down, convinced that the city’s rapid growth was more of a turning point than a flash in the pan. The city…

Morgan and Carlyle pay $19M for Pompano Beach dev site that includes closed Macy’s store

Morgan Group and Carlyle Group are moving ahead with plans for a new garden-style apartment complex in Pompano Beach after paying $18.8 million for a redevelopment site that includes a shuttered Macy’s store. The New York-based department store chain sold a 150,353-square-foot retail building at 1200 Northeast 12th Street within the Pompano Beach Citi Centre open-air…

US Development lands $68M additional construction financing for Pompano Beach condos

U.S. Development has secured a total of $73.8 million in construction financing for its planned Salato Residences in Pompano Beach. Records show the Philadelphia-based developer secured a $67.8 million loan from Maxim Capital Group last week, in addition to the initial $6 million loan Maxim provided in 2022, bringing the total construction financing to $73.8 million.

Site Centers offloads another South Florida retail property, selling Boynton Beach shopping center for $31M

Less than a month after selling a Midtown Miami building anchored by Target, Site Centers offloaded a Boynton Beach shopping center. An affiliate of Beachwood, Ohio-based Site Centers sold The Village Square at Golf for $31.1 million to an affiliate of New York-based DRA Advisors, records and real estate database Vizzda show. Anchored by kosher grocery store KC Market…

Germany’s Largest Pension Fund Investigated By Bavarian Parliament For Risky U.S. Real Estate Bets; Including Miami Beach Property

Pension fund Bayerische Versorgungskammer, after being named as a defendant in a lawsuit against developer Michael Shvo, is under fire in the Bavarian State Parliament for its real estate investments. BVK, Germany’s largest pension fund, has been one of the top German investors in American real estate over the past few years as part of a push in global investment that began…

The decline in the US international investment position

Net international investment position (NIIP) captures the difference between two large numbers: the value of US-owned assets abroad (foreign assets) and the value of foreign-owned assets in the US (foreign liabilities). The NIPP determines whether a country is a net creditor (positive position) or a net debtor (negative position) and is an important indicator of a country’s…

How Multifamily Owners Can Guard Against Renter Fraud

Scammers lurk in the background of virtually every industry, and the multifamily sector is no exception. Some renters will leap at the chance to exploit loopholes in the system and take advantage of unprepared landlords. “As a baseline definition, we classify rent fraud as any act of intentional deception by a renter to deceive the property owners to gain financial or personal benefit…”

How CDFIs can protect against fraud

CDFIs can be susceptible to fraud for many reasons. While they share vulnerabilities with other businesses and financial institutions, CDFIs’ mission-driven focus and community-oriented goals can amplify certain risk factors.Volume: Like all financial institutions, CDFIs possess a significant amount of capital, assets and data, naturally making them targets for bad actors.

Strong Apartment Demand Persists Nationally in 3rd Quarter as Supply Hits 50-Year High

Apartment demand again looked quite remarkable in 2024’s 3rd quarter, even as a record number of deliveries hit the market. In turn, rent growth remained quite muted nationwide, as has been the case for several months. The U.S. apartment market absorbed 192,649 market rate apartment units in the July to September time frame. Concurrently, the U.S. delivered 162,595…

Damage from hurricanes Helene, Milton could top $200B

As Florida’s Tampa Bay region braces for Hurricane Milton to make landfall on Wednesday, many in the storm’s path are still reeling from Hurricane Helene’s destruction. Both hurricanes could result in damage topping $200 billion, estimates show. The storms are expected to affect insurance premiums, along with commercial and residential property owners across the state. For years…

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Miami Commercial Real Estate News October 2, 2024: Shops at Midtown Miami Sells for $84M, Pair of Doral Office Buildings for $71M; Miami Top Destination for Those with $100M+; More…

Shops at Midtown Miami Sold, Has Over 3.4 million Annual Visitors

Benderson Development has completed the purchase of the Shops at Midtown Miami. JLL Capital Markets said it worked on behalf of the seller to complete the transaction. The property has a leasing rate of 98.3%, and attracts 3.4 million annual visitors. It opened in 2006. Tenants include Target, Ross Dress for Less, Dick’s Sporting Goods, Marshalls and HomeGoods.

With Purchase of The Shops at Midtown Miami, Benderson Again Grows South Florida Footprint

A Target store anchors The Shops at Midtown Miami. Image courtesy of JLL Benderson Development has purchased The Shops at Midtown Miami, a 347,740-square-foot, grocery-anchored retail center in Miami. SITE Centers sold the asset for $83.8 million in a transaction arranged by JLL. It was only a few days prior to this transaction that Benderson acquired…

Benderson bulks up South Florida retail portfolio with $84M Midtown Miami purchase

Benderson Development added a third South Florida retail property to its national portfolio, acquiring a big box center in Midtown Miami for $83.7 million. An affiliate of New York-based Benderson, led by President Randy Benderson, acquired Shops at Midtown Miami, a 347,740-square-foot building with a garage at 3401 North Miami Avenue, a press release states.

Benderson Development Acquires 347,740 SF Shops at Midtown Miami

Benderson Development has purchased Shops at Midtown Miami, a 347,740-square-foot infill power shopping center located at 3401 N. Miami Ave. in Miami. Danny Finkle, Eric Williams, Jorge Portela and Kim Flores of JLL represented the seller in the transaction. The seller and sales price were not disclosed, but South Florida Business Journal reports that SITE Centers Corp…

Construction Begins on La Maré Signature Collection at 9781 East Bay Harbor Drive in Bay Harbor Islands

Chicago-based Regency Development Group has officially broken ground on the first building of the La Maré Brand Collection, a residential development located at 9781 East Bay Harbor Drive in Bay Harbor Islands, Florida. This project was designed by renowned architect Kobi Karp, and its interiors were designed by the acclaimed Debora Aguiar Arquitetos.

Vertical Construction Now Underway At 606-Unit Worldcenter Tower

Vertical construction is now underway at 600 Miami Worldcenter, according to photos taken by Ryan RC Rea. Groundbreaking for the 32-story tower took place in March, when a site work permit was issued. A phased vertical permit was issued in May. The 606-unit tower is 100% sold, and the developers obtained a $95M construction loan earlier this year. All 606 residential units…

Okan Tower ‘Averaging Floor Per Week Vertical Rise’

Okan Tower is now “averaging a floor a week vertical rise,” according to contractor Jacob Companies. A photo posted to social media showed a line of concrete trucks ready for a pour, which took place at 4AM. The 70-story Okan Tower is eventually planned to reach a height of 902 feet in the air. It will be one of Miami’s tallest towers when it reaches completion, which…

Design District Building Approved By FAA At 330 Feet

The Federal Aviation Administration has issued a letter stating that a building planned on Biscayne Boulevard does not represent a hazard to air navigation. A description attached to the FAA filing states the proposed building development project is to be located at 3801-3833 Biscayne Boulevard in Miami. The approved height is 320 feet above ground, or 330 feet above sea level.

Here’s When Demolition On One Bayfront Plaza Is Expected to Begin

Demolition at One Bayfront Plaza is tentatively expected to get underway in early October, according to a memo posted to social media by @AllThings305. The memo was issued by the manager of an office building across the street. The first phase, which includes demolition of a garage and a portion of the structure closest to the street, is expected to last through December…

Baylink transit linking Miami Beach-Miami rolling ahead

A Baylink transit line between Miami and Miami Beach that has been a 40-year dream has cleared objections of the City of Miami Beach and a National Environmental Policy Act Review for an elevated Metromover on the MacArthur Causeway and is moving ahead. “We plan on moving this project forward expeditiously,” Josiel Ferrer-Diaz, deputy director and chief project delivery…

First new Smart Program rapid transit stuck in slow lane

The first route of the Smart Program to add six Miami-Dade transit legs was not elevated as some had hoped, but much of it sits up in the air as it nears two years past its initial completion date with nobody yet aboard. South Dade Bus Rapid Transit remains in construction, with opening targeted in next year’s second quarter. But the trust that doles out transit tax receipts to help…

Terreno Realty Corporation Announces Development Completion In Hialeah

Terreno Realty Corporation, an acquirer, owner and operator of industrial real estate in six major coastal U.S. markets, announced that it has completed the development and stabilization of Countyline Corporate Park Phase IV Building 39 in Hialeah, Florida effective September 30, 2024. Building 39 is 100% leased to one tenant. Building 39 of Terreno Realty Corporation’s…

New Renderings Of 65-Story Summit Brickell

New renderings and details have been filed for the Summit Brickell tower, which is currently moving through the approval process. Developers are seeking site plan and zoning approval for the tower, and filed a presentation with the county earlier this month highlighting the refined design. The 65-story, 750-foot tower is planned to include 505 residential units…

Elliott Strikes $450M Deal for Miami Office

Elliott Investment Management has struck a contract agreement for roughly $450 million to acquire a Miami office building, according to a report from The Real Deal. The asset, 701 Brickell Avenue, spans 687,000 square feet asset and was first opened in 1985 before undergoing renovation in 2021. The 33-story building now features floor plates, an art conference facility…

Foodmageddon: South Florida restaurant landlords experiencing record tenant turnover

Goat Hospitality Group is giving up on its Miami taco stand while the firm searches for a bigger spot. The Miami-based food and beverage firm recently put on the market its lease for Pilos Tacos at Paseo Brickell, a retail and restaurant center. Prospective restaurateurs interested in taking over a fully built-out 990-square-foot space with a kitchen and furnishings would pay…

43-Story Downtown Miami Tower Near Top Off, Permit Pending For Second

A downtown Miami apartment tower is now about five floors from topping off, new photos by Ryan RC Rea show. The 43-story tower is being built by developer Namdar. It wall have 680 apartments upon completion. Namdar is also now in permitting to build a second tower on the property with an additional 714 units, bring the total apartment count to 1,394 units.

Alliance HP acquires first Miami-Dade industrial site for $24M

Alliance HP made its first foray into Miami-Dade’s industrial submarket with a $24 million warehouse acquisition near Hialeah. An affiliate of Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania-based Alliance HP and partner, Southern Star Shipping Co., bought Airport East Business Center, a 101,685-square-foot industrial building at 4201 Northwest 37th Court, records and real estate database…

Three New Retail Tenants Announced for Miami Worldcenter’s Expanding Commercial Space

Three new retail and restaurant concepts are set to open at Miami Worldcenter, the $6 billion, 27-acre mixed-use development reshaping Downtown Miami. The project’s ownership group has finalized leases with Go Greek Yogurt, HŸP, a sneaker and streetwear retailer, and SkinSpirit, a medical aesthetics clinic and spa. These additions are expected to open by early 2025.

Andrew Korge makes $28M offer for Location Ventures Coconut Grove dev site

Andrew Korge is aiming to drop $28.2 million for a former Rishi Kapoor development site in Coconut Grove that ignited the embattled developer’s legal troubles. Bernice Lee, a court-appointed receiver managing the assets of Kapoor’s defunct Coral Gables-based Location Ventures, is seeking a federal judge’s approval to sell a mixed-use building at 31203170 Commodore Plaza

Construction Underway for Bay Harbor Towers at 10141 East Bay Harbor Drive in Bay Harbor Islands

PPG Development and L3C Capital Partners have officially broken ground on Bay Harbor Towers, an eight-story waterfront condominium at 10141 East Bay Harbor Drive in Miami’s Bay Harbor Islands. Designed by renowned architect Kobi Karp, the project offers luxurious living with modern architecture and unparalleled views. The residences’ sales started in late 2023…

Northwood Investors Acquires $160M Industrial Portfolio in Sun Belt, Including Miami

Northwood Investors has acquired a $160 million industrial portfolio located in Georgia, Florida and Texas. Totaling 1.8 million square feet… fully leased at the time of sale. The portfolio comprises three industrial buildings: Home Depot Cedar Port Distribution Center in Baytown, Texas; Havertys Distribution Center in Braselton, Ga.; and 10000 N.W. 15th Terrace in Miami.

The Brits are coming: Billionaires Simon and David Reuben are seeking majority stake in W South Beach for $400M-plus

British billionaires Simon and David Reuben are betting big on Miami Beach’s hospitality market, seeking majority ownership of the W South Beach for close to a half-billion dollars. Reuben Brothers, their eponymous London-based global investment arm, is negotiating a deal with the 395-room hotel’s current owners, Aby Rosen and David Edelstein, who lead New York-based…

West Eleventh Residences Breaks Ground at 18 Northwest 11th Street in Miami’s Park West Neighborhood

Developers Property Markets Group (PMG), Lion Development Group, and Marc Roberts Companies have broken ground on West Eleventh Residences in Miami. This 44-story project will feature 659 fully furnished luxury residences in the Park West neighborhood. It is designed with short-term rental flexibility in mind, allowing owners to host guests year-round…

Miami Beach board approves expanding Standard hotel

A star-studded group that includes billionaire developer Barry Sternlicht, architect Bjarke Ingels and hospitality CEO Miguel Isla Esteve secured approval to expand and renovate the Standard Spa, Miami Beach. Sternlicht, Ingles, Isla Esteve, Anthonio de la Rúa and Sebastian Sas are leading the redevelopment of the waterfront Venetian Islands hotel at 40 Island Avenue in…

Bridge lands $53M construction loan to redevelop ex-Ryder HQ in Miami-Dade, as industrial market chugs along

Bridge Industrial landed a $53 million construction loan to redevelop Ryder System’s former headquarters site in Miami-Dade County with a logistics complex. Chicago-based Bridge plans the 326,400-square-foot Bridge Point Flagler Station with a 128,800-square-foot building and a 197,600-square-foot building at 11690 Northwest 105th Street in an unincorporated area…

Bill Fuller and partners score nearly $13M settlement from city of Miami

Developer Bill Fuller and two partners extracted a $12.5 million settlement from the city of Miami stemming from… The complaint alleged the Miami-based company suffered $27.9 million in damages after its businesses, Ball & Chain bar at 1513 Southwest Eighth Street, and Taquerias El Mexicano restaurant at 521 Southwest Eighth Street, were forced to close due to…

C-III Capital pays $71M, scoring $25M discount for two Doral office buildings

Another South Florida suburban office property sold at a steep discount, as C-III Capital Partners acquired two Doral buildings for $25 million below the previous sale price seven years ago. An affiliate of Irving, Texas-based C-III Capital, led by CEO Andrew Farkas, acquired One Park Square at Doral, a 3-acre campus at 3470 Northwest 82nd Avenue, for $71 million…

Construction Starts on Luxury ‘Bay Harbor Towers’ at 10143 East Bay Harbor Drive

Construction has started on Bay Harbor Towers, an eight-story residential venture in the eponymous Bay Harbor Islands. Led by PPG Development, the community will offer 44 condos, offering two-bedroom to four-bedroom floorplans. According to Miami Residential Group, residences will measure 1,870 to 3,393 square feet, featuring floor-to-ceiling windows…

Adam Neumann’s Flow launches Miami condo sales

Flow, the apartment startup founded by Adam Neumann, is adding condominium ownership to its offerings in South Florida. Neumann is launching sales at Flow House, a 466-unit project in Downtown Miami. The residences at the 40-story development within Miami Worldcenter are expected to be delivered next year. The option for ownership under the Flow umbrella…

One West Twelve Residences in Overtown Gets Quick FAA Approval

Overtown’s One West Twelve Residences has been approved by the FAA, just a few weeks after it was submitted for review. The FAA approval allows the tower to be built at a permanent height of 300 feet above ground, or 314 feet above sea level. Approval was issued on September 23. The application was submitted on September 11. One West Twelve Residences is now also…

New Interior Renderings Released of North Edgewater 25-Story Elle Residences

Elle Residences has released new interior renderings of its residential units The One Atelier is leading interior design in collaboration with Elle. The 25-story development is planned to be built at the north end of Edgewater. It will include 180 residences, delivered move-in ready. Units will range in size from 450 to 845 square feet, with one or two bedrooms, and prices…

From London To Miami, Hedge Funds Are Buying Into Real Estate

Two of the world’s best-known hedge funds are taking on real estate deals in the UK and U.S. as financial investors spot an opportunity in the sector due to asset and share price declines. In the UK, GoldenTree Asset Management agreed to buy a listed property company that was in wind-down mode, and Elliott Management is continuing a London office buying strategy.

Photo: Signature Miami Bridge Arches Under Construction

A photo taken this week shows the Signature Bridge arches under construction in downtown Miami. According to a presentation to stakeholders his month, the project remains on schedule for completion in late 2027. The budget has also not changed recently, and remains at $840m. Photo is by Phillip Pessar.

Take a Tour of SoLé Mia, North Miami’s Mini-City

Situated on 184 acres near Oleta River State Park in North Miami, SoLé Mia is a $4 billion master-planned community that encompasses luxury living, nature, wellness, recreation, shopping, dining and more. The mini-city is rising at the intersection of NE 151 Street and Biscayne Boulevard, with three residential buildings—The Shoreline, Villa SoLé and Villa Laguna—already completed.

Report Names Miami A Top Destination For Those With 100M+

Miami remains a strong draw for individuals with a high net worth, according to a new report. New World Wealth and Henley & Partners listed the top “holiday hotspots,” where those with over $100m liquid investable wealth had primary or secondary homes. Miami was at the top of the list, with over 650 centi-millionaires having either primary or secondary residences.

Lease roundup: Italian restaurant Rosemary’s coming to Wynwood, Miami Worldcenter lands tenants

New York Italian restaurant Rosemary’s will open in Miami’s Wynwood neighborhood. New York-based hospitality firm Casa Nela leased 7,000 square feet at 310 Northwest 25th Street, where Rosemary’s will open in late fall, according to the tenant’s news release. Carlos Suarez is founder of Casa Nela, and Craig Giunta will be the executive chef at the Wynwood restaurant.

Eight-Story ‘Hollywood Oaks’ Planned for 4220 and 4226 N. 58th Avenue in Hollywood

New York-based Kushner Co. has a 5.7-acre site in Broward County under contract from 58 Oak LLC and 4220 N 58th Avenue Partners LLC. There, it hopes to build Hollywood Oaks, an eight-story mixed-use venture. The South Florida Business Journal reports that the project will feature 470 apartments, along with a seven-story parking garage with 813 spots.

Baptist Health wins approval for 100-bed hospital in Sunrise

Baptist Health South Florida won approval for a seven-story, 100-bed hospital in Sunrise — a city with a population of about 90,000 but no hospital. The Sunrise City Commission on Tuesday approved a site plan for the Baptist Health Sunrise Hospital and a special exception allowing hospital operations on the vacant 25-acre development site at 12401 West Oakland Park Boulevard.

128,550 SF Lake Shore Plaza II Office Building in Sunrise Brokered

CBRE has brokered the sale of Lake Shore Plaza II, a 128,550-square-foot office building located at 1300 Concord Terrace in Sunrise, roughly 19 miles west of Fort Lauderdale. Miami-based Galium Capital purchased the five-story property for an undisclosed price. Christian Lee, Sean Kelly, Amy Julian, Andrew Chilgren, Tom Rappa and Matthew Lee of CBRE represented…

Sunrise OKs density boost for massive Metropica project

Developer Joseph Kavana secured initial approval from Sunrise commissioners this week to increase the density of his long-planned, phased, mixed-use development called Metropica. The 65-acre master-planned project in western Broward County has been in the works for at least a decade. The site at 1800 Northwest 136th Street is sandwiched between the Florida Everglades…

Galium Capital snags Sunrise office building at deep discount, paying $17M

In a sign that office properties in South Florida suburbs are bargain deals, Galium Capital acquired a five-story building in Sunrise for $17 million, roughly half the previous sale price nearly a decade ago. An affiliate of Miami-based Galium, led by managing partners Jacques Bessoudo and Iser Rabinovitz, bought Lake Shore Plaza II at 1300 Concord Terrace, records and real estate…

Miami-Dade warehouse sold for $47M as part of portfolio deal

Northwood Investors acquired a distribution warehouse in Doral for $46.5 million as part of a three-building portfolio deal. UBS Realty Investors affiliate 10000 NW 15th Terrace Industrial Investors sold the 201,827-square-foot warehouse at 10000 N.W. 15th Terrace to NW FL Logistics LLC, part of Denver-based Northwood Investors. The price equated to $230 per square foot.

Tavistock begins closings on Pier Sixty-Six condos in Fort Lauderdale

Tavistock Group began closings on units in its Pier Sixty-Six condo project in Fort Lauderdale this week. The developer completed construction on its two-building, 31-unit Resort Residences this summer. Its 11-story, 29-unit, Azul condos recently received a temporary certificate of occupancy, and its 11-story, 28-unit Indigo building is expected to receive its TCO in the coming…

Suburban Fort Lauderdale Office’s Value Cut In Half In $17M Sale

A less than 20-year-old suburban Fort Lauderdale office building traded for $17M, nearly half the property’s previous $32M purchase price in 2013. Galium Capital purchased the five-story, 129K SF office building at 1300 Concord Terrace in Sunrise from a joint venture of Boston-based Barings and MassMutual Financial Group. North Miami-based New Wave Loans provided…

‘Salato Pompano Beach’ Moves Forward After Construction Loan at 305 Briny Avenue in Pompano Beach

In May 2023, Florida YIMBY reported on Salato Pompano Beach, a nine-story residential venture in Broward County. Now with the acquisition of a $73.8 million construction loan, it’s expected to break ground soon. Located on a 1.33-acre parcel, the high-rise building is slated for completion by the conclusion of 2026. Its 40 condos will measure 2,106 to 3,354 square feet…

Dermot is back in South Florida, scoops up 350-unit Wellington apartment project for $144M

Two years after splashing into South Florida to buy multifamily properties, Dermot Company added a Wellington apartment complex for $144.2 million. An affiliate of Dermot, a New York-based, multifamily-focused real estate investment firm, acquired The Quayle at Lake Circle, records and real estate database Vizzda show. The buyer assumed a $60 million State Farm mortgage.

Dermot Pays $144M for West Palm Beach Property

The Dermot Co. has bought The Quaye at Wellington, a 350-unit luxury community in Wellington, Fla. This acquisition further expands the company’s portfolio in the Sunshine State, where it already owns and manages 1,800 units. Stockbridge Capital Group sold the Class A asset for $144.2 million, according to Yardi Matrix information. In addition, the buyer assumed the outstanding…

Moody’s: Q3 2024 Preliminary Trend Announcement

Multifamily Performance Steadied, Office Stress Continued to Manifest, Retail Vacancy Declined, And Industrial Cooled Down The commercial real estate (CRE) industry received welcome news in September as the FOMC lowered the target federal funds rate by 50 basis points (bps) bringing expectations of continued relief in meetings ahead. The period of ‘higher for longer’ has…

Shortages mere days away as ports strike cripples shipping

A port strike from Maine to Texas that began Tuesday could lead to surcharges and inflation. The ripple effect raises concerns for many. “All of us in the warehousing portion of the business,” said Gary Goldfarb, chief strategy officer of Miami-based Interport Logistics, “have customers’ inventories that may last three, four, five, six days without additional freight, but then afterwards…

Video: LARC President Ryan Meliker Provides Hospitality Real Estate Update; Hotel Performance, Forecast

The dynamic landscape of the U.S. hotel industry was the focus of a recent episode of America’s Commercial Real Estate Show. The guest, Ryan Meliker, president of Lodging Analytics Research and Consulting (LARC), provided a deep dive into current trends, challenges, and opportunities shaping the hotel market. This article highlights key insights from their conversation…

With Pandemic-Era Excess Savings Depleted, What Lies Ahead for the Hotel Sector?

Highlights: Although excess pandemic-era savings have been fully depleted as of March 2024, Moody’s expects the Federal Reserve will navigate a soft landing for the U.S. economy with real GDP expected to increase by the mid-2% area in 2024 and the low-2% area in 2025.With non-financial assets such as real estate holdings and vehicles accounting for a larger share…

Office Loan Maturity Monitor: Maturities Picked Back up in August

Highlights: $2.5 billion CMBS office loans reached fully extended maturity in August, the highest monthly total since we started tracking in January 2023. The payoff rate was strong, at 56.9%. Maturities with debt yield above 8% and limited lease rollover continued to exhibit the strongest performance Although several large loans paid off in August, smaller loans continue to pay…

Report: More Than 8 in 10 CEOs Think Hybrid Work Will Be Dead Within 3 Years

Office usage across the 10 largest metro areas is still at roughly 60.5% of prepandemic levels, according to Kastle Systems’ keycard swipe data. But most CEOs think the era of remote work is coming to an end. In a survey of 1,300 global CEOs conducted by KPMG, 83% said they expect their companies will shift back to requiring five days of office attendance sometime in the next…

Vape Shops Caught Fire Nationally. Now Regulations Could Smoke Them Out Of Existence

Cities and towns across the country have watched a proliferation of vape shops waft across the landscape over the past half-decade, and Sugar Land, Texas, is no different. With about a dozen stores primarily selling electronic cigarettes and accessories, the city is part of a fast-moving retail trend that saw the number of electronic cigarette stores grow almost 20% annually…

Sizing up Hurricane Helene’s expected multibillion-dollar damages, effects on insurance market

As Hurricane Helene churned toward Florida, property owners and insurers braced for the impact from another devastating and costly storm. The Category 3 hurricane, which is expected to make landfall Thursday evening in the Big Bend region of Florida as a Category 4, could cause catastrophic storm surge of up to 20 feet above ground in some areas, according to the National…

Despite Helene’s Record Size And Strength, Property Insurance Market May Weather The Storm

Hurricane Helene continued to punch across three states Friday as a weakened tropical storm after making landfall along Florida’s Big Bend region Thursday night. Professionals across the commercial real estate and insurance industries woke up Friday morning to assess the devastation, which is expected to total billions of dollars. As of Friday evening, at least 25 people across…

U.S. Apartment Market Sees Negligible Change in August

Stability continued to be the key storyline in the U.S. apartment market in August. U.S. apartment occupancy remained stable at 94.1% in August, marking the 10th consecutive month of occupancy straying no more than 10 bps in either direction. In fact, the difference between July (94.16%) and August (94.13%) looks to be incorrect when viewing the data on a chart because…

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Video: LARC President Ryan Meliker Provides Hospitality Real Estate Update; Hotel Performance, Forecast

The dynamic landscape of the U.S. hotel industry was the focus of a recent episode of America’s Commercial Real Estate Show. The guest, Ryan Meliker, president of Lodging Analytics Research and Consulting (LARC), provided a deep dive into current trends, challenges, and opportunities shaping the hotel market. This article highlights key insights from their conversation, offering a detailed look at the performance of different hotel segments, the impact of business travel, the resurgence of conventions, and predictions for market growth and investment.

Winners and Losers in the Hotel Industry

Meliker started by explaining that the hotel industry, like many other real estate sectors, has seen a bifurcation in performance, with clear winners and losers. Certain markets and asset classes are performing exceptionally well, while others are struggling. He pointed out that large group-oriented hotels and properties benefiting from international inbound travel have seen a notable rebound, especially in urban areas. Meanwhile, hotels catering to domestic leisure travel, particularly in beach markets like Myrtle Beach and Virginia Beach, have witnessed a moderation in demand after a strong pandemic recovery.

Business Travel: Recovery Still Lags

A significant topic of discussion was the state of business travel, which has been slow to recover fully. While business travel is better than it was in 2021 and 2022, it remains about 10% below pre-pandemic levels. Meliker emphasized that the shift to remote work has had a profound impact on corporate transient demand, as fewer employees are physically present in offices. This has led to shorter and less frequent business trips, mirroring the lower occupancy rates in office buildings.

Convention Business Booming

In contrast, the convention sector has shown strong growth. Meliker explained that group travel is doing particularly well, in part due to the remote work culture. With employees not spending as much time in offices, conventions and in-person gatherings have become more valuable as opportunities for teams to collaborate and network. Convention bookings across the 30 largest centers in the U.S. are up 4% in 2024 and expected to rise another 3% in 2025. This growth trend is expected to continue over the next five years, providing a positive outlook for urban hotel markets.

Trends in Hotel Rates and Valuations

When it comes to average daily rates (ADR), the hotel sector has seen slow but steady growth. Higher-end hotels have performed better, thanks to the recovery in corporate transient and group segments. However, lower-end hotels have struggled due to the slowdown in domestic leisure demand. Meliker projected a modest uptick in ADR growth of around 3% in 2025, supported by improving consumer confidence and stable demand.

Valuations in the hotel market are also trending upward, driven by modest growth in cash flow and easing cap rates as interest rates stabilize. Meliker pointed out that while transaction volumes were slow in early 2024, they are picking up and could see significant improvement in 2025. However, the ability of buyers and sellers to agree on pricing remains a critical factor for deal completion.

New Hotel Supply Remains Muted

A key takeaway from the conversation was the limited growth in new hotel supply. Over the next five years, hotel supply is expected to grow at a compound annual rate of just 1%, far below the long-term average of nearly 2%. This slower pace of development is a positive factor for existing properties, as demand growth is expected to outpace new supply, giving hotels more pricing power. However, Meliker warned that certain markets, such as Atlanta, could face oversupply challenges if large-scale developments significantly increase hotel room inventory.

Markets to Watch: Las Vegas, Puerto Rico, and Seattle

Meliker highlighted several markets that he believes are poised for strong growth. Las Vegas, long known as a gambling destination, is rapidly transforming into a sports and entertainment hub, with events like Formula 1, the Super Bowl, and a growing roster of professional sports teams driving demand. Puerto Rico also stands out due to substantial federal investment in its energy infrastructure, which is expected to remove significant barriers to real estate investment, including hotels. Lastly, Seattle’s combination of strong convention bookings, international travel, and Amazon’s recent decision to bring employees back to the office full-time makes it an attractive market for hotel investment.

Markets Facing Challenges: Austin

Not every market is experiencing a boom. Austin, a city that has seen rapid growth in recent years, is facing significant headwinds. The closure of its convention center for at least five years is expected to have a substantial negative impact on the local hotel market. In addition, the rising costs associated with union labor in major urban markets like San Francisco, Los Angeles, and New York are adding pressure on hotel operators, making profitability more challenging.

The Impact of the 2024 Presidential Election

Looking ahead, the upcoming U.S. presidential election is likely to influence hotel demand. Historically, election years have been associated with slower GDP growth, reduced business investment, and lower demand growth in the hotel sector. Meliker pointed out that while the results of the election itself are important, the broader economic policies that follow—such as tax cuts or changes to healthcare subsidies—could significantly impact hotel performance.

Conclusion: Pay Attention to Market-Specific Drivers

Ryan Meliker’s parting advice for hotel investors was to focus on the specific drivers of demand in each market. A one-size-fits-all approach will not work in the hotel industry, as different markets are driven by unique factors such as conventions, business travel, or leisure tourism. Understanding the nuances of each market and asset class is key to making wise investment decisions in this complex and ever-evolving sector.

This episode of *America’s Commercial Real Estate Show* provided a comprehensive look at the trends shaping the hotel industry, offering valuable insights for investors, operators, and anyone with an interest in commercial real estate.

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