SUNRISE, FLA. — Orlando, Fla.-based Tilt-Con Corp. has broken ground on Coconut Creek, Fla.-based Butters Construction & Development’s 65,232-square-foot Chauvet Lighting warehouse. The property is located at 5200 N.W. 105th Ave. in Sunrise. Delivery of the property, which was designed by Fort Lauderdale, Fla.-based Greco Design & Construction, is scheduled for July.
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CARY, N.C. — Ocala, Fla.-based Edwards Construction Services has nearly finished work on the 61,956-square-foot Sunrise Senior Living facility in Cary. Features of the property include a full-service kitchen, laundry and hair-care areas, an entertainment center, a library and a crafts area. The $11 million project was originally slated to deliver in December.
TAMPA, FLA. — University Community Health has opened a 48,000-square-foot long-term acute care facility in the Connerton Commerce Park. The one-story property is located on U.S. Highway 41 in Tampa. Features include 50 private rooms, an operating room, a chapel, a gift shop and a dining area. Nashville-based Gobbell Hays Partners designed the project. When completed, Connerton Commerce Park will encompass 190,000 square feet of office, industrial and medical space on 38 acres.
FLORIDA — Dollar Tree Stores has signed leases for four new stores in Florida. The stores range in size from 11,473 square feet to 15,590 square feet. The properties are located in Magnolia Shoppes in Broward County; Shoppes at Boynton Beach in Boynton Beach; Commons at Royal Palm in Palm Beach County; and Homestead Pavilion in Dade County, Fla. Further details about the leases were not released. Steve Miller of Fort Lauderdale, Fla.-based The Rotella Group represented Dollar Tree.
BONITA SPRINGS, FLA. — Bonita Springs-based Gora/McGahey Architects has completed the design of Bonita Springs Fire Control and Rescue District’s 8,688-square-foot Fire Station No. 5. The project will be located on West Terry Street in Bonita Springs. The property will feature a front-porch façade meant to incorporate the building into the neighborhood, three apparatus bays, a kitchen and dining room, an exercise area and a safe room. Fire Station No. 5 will be constructed to withstand 130 mph winds.
TALLAHASSEE, FLA. — Orlando, Fla.-based Construct Two Group has completed the 132,116-square-foot Development Research School for Florida A&M University. The six-building property is located on the university’s campus in Tallahassee. The development encompasses an administration building, a cafeteria, a gymnasium, a TV production studio and classroom space for elementary, middle and high school students. Energy-efficient lighting and life-safety technology are included in the new property.
CLEARWATER, FLA. — West Bay Drive LLC has sold the 38,569-square-foot Belleair Bazaar shopping center to Sunrise Plaza Holdings for $6.45 million. The property, located on West Bay Drive in Clearwater, is 82.3 percent occupied by Bonefish Grill, Cold Stone Creamery and Westshore Pizza. Jim Michalak, Anthony Blanco and Jess Wirts of Tampa, Fla.-based Plaza Advisors represented the seller.
ARAB, ALA. — Indianapolis-based Riser Retail Group has brokered a private party’s sale of the 72,980-square-foot Arab Center to a private investor for $2.95 million. The property is located on N. Brindlee Mountain Parkway in Arab. The three-tenant strip center is fully occupied by Marvin’s, Dollar Tree and Tractor Supply Co.
MCCORMICK, S.C. — Gold Rush Investment Group has sold the 40,000-square-foot Gold Rush Shopping Center to an undisclosed buyer for $1.48 million. The center, located at 710 S. Mine St. in McCormick, is anchored by a 29,000-square-foot Food Lion. Mike Early of Marcus & Millichap’s Williamsburg, Va., office and Matt Greenspon of the firm’s Charlotte, N.C., office brokered the sale.
MEMPHIS, TENN. — UT Medical Group has signed an 80,000-square-foot lease for space in an office building located at 1407 Union Ave. in Memphis. Further details of the 10-year lease were not released. Michael Donahoe and Anthony Lopes of Memphis-based Investec Realty Services represented the landlord. John Snyder of John Snyder Realty Services represented UT Medical Group.