Cardone Capital Acquires The Harbour Centre at Aventura Office Complex For $93 Million

Cardone Capital, led by 10X founder Grant Cardone, has acquired the Harbour Centre at Aventura office complex for $93 million. The property will be renamed The 10X Center. Harbour Centre at Aventura spans 217,056 SF and was 90% leased at the time of sale with tenants including UBS and IberiaBank. The transaction was financed with a $65 million loan provided by City National Bank of Florida. The seller was the Texas-based C-III Capital Partners, who acquired the property in 2014 for $61 million. The office complex was developed in 2003 and is located at 18851 NE 29th Ave. in Aventura, next door to Cardone’s 10X Headquarters. Cardone plans to combine the two buildings into an urban campus with a residential component.

Grant Cardone is an internationally-renowned motivational speaker and real estate investor. Cardone is the author of the “10X Rule” and founder of the 10X Movement. Cardone Capital has raised over $500 million through crowdfunding and recently acquired Camino Real Apartments in Boca Raton for $69 million and Port Royale Apartments in Fort Lauderdale for $130 million. Cardone also recently purchased Tommy Hilfiger’s Golden Beach oceanfront estate for roughly $28 million.

Cardone Capital Acquires Port Royale Apartments In Fort Lauderdale Via Crowdfunding Campaign

Cardone Capital, led by the “10X Rule” author and founder of the 10X Movement Grant Cardone, has acquired the Port Royale Apartments in Fort Lauderdale in one of the largest crowdfunding real estate deals to ever close in South Florida. Port Royale Apartments features 533 units located on the Intracoastal Waterway at 3101 Port Royale Blvd. and 3201-3300 Port Royale Drive in Fort Lauderdale. The property spans over 36 acres with a private marina. The property also has development rights to build an additional 292 units.

The deal closed for roughly $130 million, although the closing price has not yet been made public. The acquisition was financed with a $79.24 million, 10-year interest only loan at 2.3% from CBRE Multifamily Capital. The transaction was completed by the transfer of the Delaware-registered Port Royale Propco LLC. from Waterton Residential LLC to Cardone Capital, avoiding the need to pay documentary stamp taxes. Cardone Capital led a successful crowdfunding campaign for the equity piece, reportedly raising a $50 million. The Chicago-based Waterton Residential was the seller who was represented by Robert Given of Cushman & Wakefield. Waterton Residential initially acquired the apartment complex for $94 million in 2015.

Port Royale Apartments was originally developed in 1991 and renovated in 2016. Units range from one-bedroom, one-bathroom 540 SF units asking $1,400 per month up to two-bedroom, two-bathroom 1,000 SF units asking $2,247. Units include wood plank-style floors, full equipped kitchens, ceramic tile flooring in kitchens and baths, Juliette balconies, in-unit washer/dryers and walk-in closets. Amenities include a car wash area, residents lounge, outdoor barbecue and dining area, gated entrance, storage units and walking paths.

Cardone Capital now has 8,275 residential units and 26 properties in its portfolio. The Aventura-based real estate investment firm as raised over $440 million through crowdfunding to-date. Cardone Capital plans to be aggressive in multifamily acquisitions over the next several months, expecting to close on another $350 million in transactions.