CBRE’s Brian McDonnell, Bill Sheehy, and Thomas Haughton represented TransLoop in the transaction. CBRE’s John Criddle, Joe Freitas and Allie Lancashire represent the landlord, Ivy Realty.
JLL represented the seller and procured the buyer.
The company began as a property management firm and remained solely focused on property management for the first years. Now, as one of the largest independently owned and operated commercial real estate brokerage and property management firms in South Florida, the company has grown to 45 employees with two offices in two counties, currently averaging approximately 300 brokerage transactions each year for a total volume of roughly $400 million.
With over 16 years of experience in the real estate industry and a track-record as a top producer, he has negotiated more than seven million square feet of leased office space for clients that span over 1,000 transactions, which involved strategic real estate planning, workplace strategy, financial consulting and transaction management.
The building features 10,000 square feet of restaurant and retail space on the ground floor, five parking levels and five floors of luxury offices. The condo units run from 1,097 – 6,618 square feet, with 57 units available.
A study predicts 45% to 50% increases in Florida, including in inland areas — and a doubling of premiums won’t be out of the question.
Sentry Data Systems will relocate its employees from its current office at 800 Fairway,
Hyatt, along with George Moraitis, represented Lighthouse of Broward, the preeminent nonprofit in Broward County serving the blind and visually impaired, in the pro bono transaction.
Bridge signed a 12,000-square-foot deal with Kahane and Associates, P.A., a consumer finance litigation law firm relocating from Plantation, and a 15,000-square-foot lease with Acentria Insurance, an insurance company relocating from Fort Lauderdale.
John Criddle, Joe Freitas and Max Pawk with CBRE will be marketing the property for lease.