South Florida developers have been giddy over the Live Local Act. Under the state law, those who include affordable apartments in their projects can build
Tag: Multifamily Market
“Slowed down”: Developers weigh in on South Florida multifamily pipeline at TRD Forum
South Florida’s multifamily market boomed over the past four years due to an influx of out-of-state residents that led to unprecedented demand and record rent
Late developer Sergio Pino’s Miami apartment building faces $45M foreclosure
A Miami apartment building developed by the late Sergio Pino is facing a $45.4 million foreclosure suit. Pino, a prominent South Florida real estate figure
The Weekly Dirt: What to know about the South Florida market before TRD’s Miami forum
Consider this your guide to sounding smart at The Real Deal’s South Florida Forum this week. And if you’re not going, here’s the lowdown on
Peruvian developer William Ticona pays $15M for Edgewater resi dev site, expanding his Miami pipeline
William Ticona bought a residential development site in Edgewater for $15.1 million, advancing his plans to expand his real estate empire from Peru to Miami.
Easton drops $17M for Miami International Mall’s closed Sears, plans up to 500 apartments
Easton Group bought Miami International Mall’s shuttered Sears for $17.1 million, with plans to develop up to 500 apartments on the site. The firm joins
Graham adds to portfolio, paying $69M for 448-unit Miami Lakes apartment complex
Graham Companies, led by the family that developed Miami Lakes, expanded its empire with a $69 million purchase of a 448-unit apartment complex. The firm
Morgan, Carlyle land $67M loan for multifamily redevelopment of Pompano Beach Macy’s and parking lot
Morgan Group and Carlyle Group landed a $67 million loan for the redevelopment of a closed Macy’s and adjacent lot in Pompano Beach, where the
Tate proposes 348-unit apartment project on its North Miami HQ site, as redevelopment in city’s western side ramps up
Tate Capital proposes a 348-unit apartment project in North Miami, as redevelopment plans for the long-overlooked western side of the city ramp up. The firm,
Judge hits Tzadik CEO Adam Hendry and affiliates with $10.6M judgment over nationwide multifamily sales
A judge hit Adam Hendry, CEO of multifamily real estate firm Tzadik Management, and affiliated entities with a $10.6 million final judgment tied to sales