Torose Equities Acquires Coral Gables Class A Office Building In Partnership With Lndmrk Development And Terranova

A partnership among Miami-based real estate investment firms Torose Equities, Lndmrk Development, and Terranova Corporation has acquired 255 Alhambra, an approximately 220,000-square-foot Class A office building in downtown Coral Gables. The acquisition gives the JV access to one of Miami’s most sought-after office submarkets. 255 Alhambra, located on 1.3 acres on Alhambra Circle, offers top-notch amenities, including floor-to-ceiling windows, a newly renovated lobby, and proximity to Coral Gables’ best restaurants and entertainment. The seller was an affiliate of Deutsche Bank/RREEF. The JV partners plan to further amenitize the property, building on the recent improvements and capitalizing on the demand for Class A office space in Coral Gables.

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FAA Permits Clear Path For Two 627-Foot-Tall Tower Cranes At 2600 Biscayne Boulevard

In a significant stride toward realizing their vision for a 40-story mixed-use tower, 2600 Biscayne Property, LLC, the joint venture between Oak Row Equities and Lndmrk Development, has secured FAA permits for installing two towering construction cranes at their upcoming project in Miami’s Edgewater neighborhood. These cranes are primed to ascend to 627 feet above ground, translating to a commanding 635 feet above mean sea level. This development’s vertical aspirations reflect a robust commitment to creating a remarkable addition to Miami’s urban landscape.

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Selene Oceanfront Residences Completes Foundation Pour, Initiating Vertical Construction Phase

Palm Beach County-based developer Kolter Urban and renowned general contractor Coastal Construction have completed the foundation pours for Selene Oceanfront Residences, located at 151 North Seabreeze Boulevard in Fort Lauderdale Beach, and vertical construction is now officially underway. This dual-tower beachfront condominium promises opulence and awe-inspiring panoramic vistas of the Atlantic Ocean, the Intracoastal Waterway, and the city skyline.

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