HOLLYWOOD BEACH, FLA. — The 200-unit Trump Hollywood condominium tower in Hollywood Beach is nearly complete. The 40-story property includes 9,000-square-foot penthouses and 4,000-square-foot residences. Miami Beach, Fla.-based Robert M. Swedroe Architects & Planners designed Trump Hollywood.
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MISSISSIPPI — Laura Saull-Smith of Love Funding’s Washington, D.C., office has secured five loans totaling $23.51 million for Mississippi nursing homes owned by Briar Hill Management. Saull-Smith arranged $6.85 million for the 88-bed Willow Creek in Byram; $5.26 million for the 60-bed River Place in Amory; $5.1 million for the 60-bed Nichols Center in Madison; $4.63 million for the 60-bed Carrington in Starkville; and $1.92 million for the 60-bed Vineyard Court in Columbus. The HUD loans carry 5.65 percent interest rates and 35-year amortization schedules.
MARIETTA, GA. — Cobb County, Georgia, officials have tapped Turner Construction Co. to build the 230,000-square-foot Superior Court Building in Marietta by December 2010. The $57 million property will include suites and chambers for judges, administrative offices, courtrooms and offices for the district attorney. A bridge will connect the new development to an adjacent building.
WELLINGTON, FLA. — Jupiter, Fla.-based Rendina Cos. has completed work on Wellington Regional Medical Center’s 50,000-square-foot Wellington Medical Arts Pavilion IV in Wellington. Building tenants include OB/GYN Specialists of the Palm Beaches, Palm Beach Brain and Spine, Pediatric Center of Wellington and Advent Family Practice. The four-story property was designed by Nashville, Tenn.-based Davis Stokes Collaborative.
BOCA RATON, FLA. — TIAA-CREF has purchased a 1.9-acre former King’s Gourmet Market property from Military Properties for an undisclosed amount. The site is located at 1900 N. Military Trail in Boca Raton. Starting later this month, the buyer will demolish the existing property and redevelop the site. Keith O’Donnell of Coral Gables, Fla.-based Flagler Real Estate Services represented the buyer, and Boca Raton-based Sussman Realty’s Jeff Sussman represented the seller.
ORLANDO, FLA. — Portable On Demand Storage has leased 60,087 square feet in Duke Realty Corp.’s 187,513-square-foot Crossroads VIII distribution center. PODS will occupy the space, located at 601 Gills Dr. in Orlando’s Crossroads Business Park, in August. Duke’s Tim Perry represented the company, and PODS was represented internally.
HOLLYWOOD, FLA. — Bank Atlantic has signed a lease with Hart Centers VII for a 40,720-square-foot outparcel in the 138,056-square-foot Hollywood Festival Center for $1.35 million. The property is located at 6601-6775 W. Taft St. in Hollywood. The tenant will build a 2,500-square-foot bank branch, set to deliver during the fourth quarter, on the property. Tim Neal of Neal Realty & Investments represented the landlord in the 20-year ground lease. The Shopping Center Group’s Brian Fetherston represented Bank Atlantic.
ORLANDO, FLA. — Avalon Park Group will start construction early next year on the first phase of a 265,000-square-foot senior housing facility in its mixed-use Avalon Park community in Orlando. The $21 million initial phase of the four-story building calls for 130 units. The project’s total cost is expected to reach $35 million. Winter Park Construction Co. is providing consulting services, and Cuhaci & Peterson Architects will design the property.
MURFREESBORO, TENN. — Swanson Cos. has broken ground on the 158,113-square-foot Gateway Village mixed-use development in Murfreesboro. The LEED project will include retail, restaurant, residential and office space. Completion is expected during the first quarter of next year.
LA VERGNE, TENN. — A.O. Smith Electrial Products Co. has extended its lease agreement with ProLogis for the 188,000-square-foot Interchange City Distribution Center Building 17. The property is located near the intersection of Interstate 24 and Waldron Road in La Vergne. The landlord is planning to outfit the warehouse with sustainable T5 lights. Additional tenants in the 3.5 million-square-foot distribution center include Singer Sewing Co. and Cardinal Health.