Southeast

FROSTPROOF, FLA. — Dimara Corp. has sold the 34-acre Frostproof Retreat to Lomas Del Sol for $1.05 million in a transaction that took nearly 2 years to complete. The Frostproof property features a 6,000-square-foot building, a mobile home and six outbuildings, and it will be used as an H2A Farm Labor Housing facility. Greg Smith, Clay Taylor, David Hitchcock and Darby Craddock of Coldwell Banker Commercial Saunders Real Estate brokered the sale.

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MIAMI — Coastal Construction Group has completed the 370,000-square-foot Miami Carol City High School in Miami. The Miami property, which was finished 4 months ahead of schedule, is the second phase of a three-phase project, which also included construction of a 34-classroom building and calls for the demolition of the existing school and the construction of new athletic fields. Students will start at Miami Carol City High School this August.

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ORLANDO, FLA. — 129 West Church Street LLC has purchased the former Rosie O'Grady's restaurant in downtown Orlando from a private party for $2.2 million. The buyer will turn the 11,296-square-foot property, located at 129 West Church Street, into MoJo, a New Orleans-style restaurant. Jamie Barati of Colliers International Central Florida represented the buyer.

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TEMPLE HILLS, MD. — A Florida-based party has sold a 32,065-square-foot former Circuit City building to Beauty 4 U for $2.1 million. The property was built in 1991 on a 6.31-acre lot at the intersection of Branch Avenue and Hillcrest Parkway in Temple Hills. Circuit City vacated the building in January 2009. Peter Snell of Marcus and Millichap represented the seller.

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MIAMI — The 750,000-square-foot Met 2 Financial Center has received its temporary certificate of occupancy, and the first tenant will move into the 47-story, Class A tower next month. The property is located at 333 Avenue of the Americas in Miami and was developed by MDM Development Group and MetLife. Met 2 Financial Center was designed to LEED Gold specifications By Nichols Brosch Wurst Wolfe and Associates.

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