This 110,000 square foot shopping center at the corner of SW 120th Street and SW 127th Avenue in Kendall is strategically located in a high traffic area less than a mile west of a Florida Turnpike exit, and directly across from a 61,000 sf Publix Shopping Center. Current tenants include Bonefish Grill, Walgreens, ABC Fine Wine, Wing Stop, Starbuck' s, Robeks, Bank of America, Chase, Sir Pizza, KFC and Cold Stone Creamery. This prime location enjoys AADT traffic counts of 51,000 at intersection.
Space Available 1,300 - 1,500 SFRental Rate Yr NegotiableSpaces 2Gross Leasable Area 109,829 SFProperty Sub-type Neighborhood CenterStatus Active
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Several Retail Spaces in the Central Business District of Downtown Miami, with huge pedestrian and automotive traffic and great exposure to Flagler Street and North Miami Avenue.Some of the Major Retailers in the Area include; Macy's, Starbuck's, Walgreens, Wells Fargo Bank, The UPS Store and Bank of America, to name a few.With a thriving business sector, a cultural center, an active and vibrant urban community, which fuel major residential, retail and commercial developments, Downtown Miami has become the destination for Global business. New developments, such as; Miami Central Station, Miami SkyRise, Museum Par, Miami Worldcenter and Miami Innovation District, are likely to promote growth and a surge in Office and Retail Leasing for years to come.
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Burger King’s parent company may be based in Canada now, but the fast food chain is planting its fork in Miami-Dade County long term with plans for a new headquarters building.
Newmark Grubb Knight Frank’s Patrick Duffy and Jon Bourbeau represented Burger King in signing a lease for a 150,000-square-foot building to be constructed in the Waterford at Blue Lagoon office park. The five-story building will be on a five-acre site at 5707 Blue Lagoon Drive.
Burger King is currently in about 200,000 square feet at 5505 Blue Lagoon Drive. So the company is downsizing its space. Burger King completed an $11 billion merger with Tim Hortons in 2015 and its parent company Restaurant Brands International is now based in Toronto, yet it continues to manage its franchise from Miami. It's been in Miami since 1959.
“Given rental inflation in the Miami office market and efficiency gains created in a new building, the cost of moving into a build-to-suit headquarters was less than remaining in an older facility,” Duffy said. “It also allowed Burger King to remain in a single-tenant building that preserves their corporate culture.”
The new building will be on the part of the office park owned by Allianz Real Estate of America and TIAA-CREF, with management by the Hogan Group. The building Burger King is leaving is owned by Franklin Street Properties.Hogan Group VP Stephen Smith said Burger King didn’t need 200,000 square feet and its new corporate culture favors an open, collaborative workplace. For instance, the Tim Horton’s office in Toronto has a huge open floor plate, he said.
“It would be very hard for them to make the existing building work long term,” Smith said. “This is a chance to start from scratch …. It’s good that they are sticking around for the long term.”Burger King's new building should be ready in the third quarter of 2018.
Smith is hoping more companies will favor locating in the business park near Miami International Airport. The Hogan Group is close to breaking ground on 800 Waterford, a 250,000-square-foot speculative “Class A” office building.The Burger King deal was the largest office lease in South Florida during the fourth quarter, according to NGKF. It closed out a productive period for Duffy, who recently brokered lease renewals of 116,000 square feet for Citigroup and 57,764 square feet for Shook Hardy & Bacon at the Miami Center Building at 201 S. Biscayne Blvd. Citigroup downsized from 157,000 square feet.
According to NGKF’s fourth quarter office market report, Miami-Dade had a vacancy rate of 12.9 percent, down from 14.9 percent a year ago. The average asking rent increased to $32.03 per square foot, from $31.80 per square foot. The report found 572,067 square feet of office space under construction, a number that is set to rise.
I am a Christian of Arab descent. I grew up in Jerusalem together with my Muslim neighbors and friends. It infuriates me to witness the bigotry of a large number of politicians, particularly Republicans, toward Islam, the Syrian refugees, and the Sharia law.
The leading Republican presidential candidate has gone mad. Donald Trump has called for surveillance of U.S. mosques, the creation of a database of Syrian refugees and would not rule out creating a registry for all American Muslims. Trump also called for deporting the estimated 11 million illegal immigrants in America and building a large wall along the border with Mexico.
Dr. Ben Carson, the neurosurgeon, presumably a smart man, who trails only slightly Trump among Republicans, insisted in a CNN interview that for a Muslim to become a U.S. president he or she has “to reject the tenets of Islam.” He also said he “would not advocate putting a Muslim in charge of this nation.”
On Nov. 19, the U.S. House passed a bill, with 289 members supporting it, including Democrats, that seeks to enforce unreasonable security demands on the U.S. admission of Syrian refugees – people who are fleeing a war-torn country and a brutal, inhuman and a savage terrorist group – ISIS. These refugees are part of the largest wave of refugees since World War II.
To add insult to injury, some 32 mostly-Republican governors signed off on orders saying that they would refuse to cooperate with federal efforts to resettle Syrian refugees fleeing the barbaric Islamic State group, known as ISIS.
Sadly, America has done this before, and we have not learned from our mistakes. During last century’s two World Wars, we did it to the Italians, the Germans and the Japanese. And, in peacetime, we persecuted Blacks (take note Dr. Carson), Jews, Asians and Latinos.
The First Amendment’s fundamental religious freedom guarantee and Article VI of the Constitution forbid religious tests for any government office.
This past week, the Democratic National Committee fired back. The DNC launched an ad titled “Inciting fear isn’t presidential.” The ad shows clips of an unlikely figure, President George W. Bush, saying, “We do not fight against Islam. We fight against terrorism. That’s not what Islam is about. Islam is peace.”
Between 1989 and 2006, the United States welcomed with open arms, as it should have, 325,000 Jews from the former Soviet Union countries. Are Jews human beings while Muslims are savages and terrorists?
All of us, except Native Indians, are immigrants to this country. The parents of Sens. Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio are first generation immigrants and look at what their sons have achieved. They are members of the U.S. Senate. Why are then these two self-righteous bigots opposed to legalizing the status of illegal immigrants in this country (who are mostly Latinos) and not welcoming refugees from Syria?
Americans of Arab heritage have contributed greatly to this country. Apple founder Steve Jobs’ father was a Syrian immigrant. Professor Elias Corey won the 1990 Nobel Prize for chemistry. George Mitchell was the Senate Majority Leader. Candace Lightner founded MADD (Mothers Against Drunk Driving); and Danny Thomas founded St. Jude’s Research Hospital.
ISIS does not represent Islam, nor are they practicing Muslims. They are a bunch of thugs, murderers and rapists who commit their crimes in the name of Islam. The Quran only permits fighting in self-defense or to protect “churches, synagogues, temples, and mosques.” Any wars committed in the name of Islam have nothing to do with Islam. They are politically motivated.
Bishara A. Bahbah is a Scottsdale resident. He taught at Harvard University and serves on the national board of directors of the American Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee.
Car sharing company car2go said it would launch service in Miami Beach on Oct. 1.
The company will offer 11 surface lots with 26 designated parking spaces for its service in the city. Users can locate a compact-size Smart vehicle on their car2go app or the company website. Once they reach their location, they can leave the car in any city metered space, any residential street within a car2go home area or return it to a car2go designated space.
car2go charges based on vehicle usage by the minute. It’s offering a discounted $10 membership registration with the promo code BEACH .
"Since we came to Miami, we've been working to make car2go the most relevant transportation option for the Miami way of life," said car2go Miami General Manager Luis Campo. "We recently began covering all tolls during car2go trips in Miami, and with this expansion to Miami Beach, we're thrilled to continue improving car2go based on what Miami residents and visitors want most."
The company already serves Miami. It has 31,000 members in the area, including more than 2,500 residents of Miami Beach. Given that the tourist-packed city has problems with traffic congestion and parking, car2go could offer a nice alternative.
"We're thrilled to see car2go expand to Miami Beach," said Miami Beach Mayor Philip Levine. "Miami Beach residents and visitors are increasingly seeking new, environmentally conscious options to move around North, Middle, and South Beach, and carsharing is an important part of realizing that vision."
car2go is owned by Daimler North America Corp.
When your net worth is in the billions, your home’s amenities read more like a resort than a place to live. For a luxury mansion, pools, gardens, multiple-car garages and spas come standard, but these listings take the game to the next level. The current record for most expensive home sold in America is held by 60 Further Lane in East Hampton, NY, which hedge fund manager Barry Rosenstein purchased for $147 million in May 2014. But these mega-homes are making a play for the 8- and 9-figure club with these gargantuan list prices.
1101 Marine DrLaguna Beach, CA 926513 bed, 3 bath, 2,308 sq. ft.List Price: $65,000,000
Over $28,000 per square foot? That sounds like a ludicrous proposition, but what you’re really getting for your $65 million is the 2.8 acres of landmark waterfront property comprised of two huge landforms jutting out into the Pacific Ocean. This pristine property feels more like living on a private island in Hawaii than an hour south of Los Angeles.
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The cliché is that Fort Lauderdale is the “Venice of America”. But the fact is this city used to offer more waterfront experience than any other. And all of us here want to live in the water, given the choice. Now you have it again. For the first time in years, a new luxury residence is rising on the river, and it is, as Tropic Magazine headlined in its cover story “Waterfront luxury… the way it was meant to be.”
Created by a fourth generation developer and designed with exquisite contemporary Italian style, RIVA is an exception to the usual Florida condominium model. Only 100 owners will share it’s unique environment, here on the Middle River, overlooking the parks and the ocean beaches. They will also share unobstructed views to the east over the ocean. Unobstructed panoramas to the west, beyond the city lights to the setting sun. And the tranquil serenity of the lazy river flowing below.
Soon the paddle boarders and jumping fish will be joined by passing yachts from up river and from our own docks, as the Sunrise Boulevard bridge is raised to provide clearance, for a direct path to the ocean.
It’s a new day for boaters, and for future waterfront values. RIVA’s own landscaped entrance drive runs almost 400 feet from the egress off Federal, back to our two acres on the river. Arrivals pass under a porte cochère to the lobby, where a 60-foot wide stone-floored, glass-walled lobby opens on to our riverfront garden walk. The lobby café may become your favorite morning stop. And our own watersports center gives everyone easy storage for your kayaks and paddleboards, plus a dock to launch from. And a limited number of boat slips here are an added option.
Waterfront living is back. In the heart of Ft. Lauderdale. At the most successful new Fort Lauderdale luxury condominium in a generation. Welcome to your Fort Lauderdale Condo – RIVA.
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The Bond at Brickell is the ?rst new condominium to be developed on Brickell Avenue since Miami’s last real estate cycle. The 44-story luxury tower will be home to residents from throughout the Americas and around the world. Inspired by the best of classic British elegance and appointed with modern day amenities, The Bond introduces a new standard of luxury living to the Brickell Financial District.
Located at 1080 Brickell Avenue in the heart of one of Miami’s most pedestrian-friendly neighborhoods, The Bond is situated in the heart of downtown Miami’s Brickell Financial District. Residents and visitors will access The Bond via entrances on Brickell Avenue and South Miami Avenue. Public transportation is just steps away and world-class shopping, dining, entertainment and cultural destinations such as the Shops at Mary Brickell Village, American Airlines Area and the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts are within reach.
The property has 300 linear feet of oceanfront exposure. The building will have 12 stories and 60 units, flow through residences, with 10 ft high ceilings. Amenities include; Valet Parking, Concierge, Private Elevators, Fitness Center, Sauna, Spa, Kids Club,Bussiness Center, Restaurant, Infinity Pools, Shabbat Elevators and more.
Developed by the Château Group, a leading real estate development company with over 35 years of experience in residential, commercial and mixed-use projects in the United States and South America as part of its portfolio.
Château Group has extensive experience in southern Florida’s most prestigious communities. Previous developments include, 900 Biscayne Bay Residences located across from the American Airlines Arena in Downtown Miami, with adjacent land for future development. Its portfolio includes prime locations for additional development throughout South Florida.
Properties developed by Château Group in Buenos Aires, Argentina include Alto Palermo, and Alto Avellaneda retail shopping centers (anchored by a Walmart Supercenter, the first one to be brought by the Developer to Argentina), and two of the highest profile residential projects in the city: Torre Château Libertador and Torre Château Puerto Madero.
In Punta del Este, a globally recognized luxury resort city in Uruguay, Château Group is the residential market leader. Its exceptional properties on the Mansa coastline include Le Jardin, Beverly Tower, Coral Tower, and Millenium Tower.