Miami-Based Private Equity Firm Galium Capital Completes Successful Investment Cycle With Sale Of Two Assets

Galium Capital, LLC, a Miami-based private equity group led by Jacques Bessoudo and Iser Rabinovitz, has announced the sale of two properties, successfully completing the firms first investment cycle. The properties sold include 95 Burnett, a multifamily property in Renton, WA, as well as The Shoppes at Lake Mary, a retail center in Lake Mary, FL. The sale of the properties led to Galium Capital producing gross returns of a 23.5% IRR and 1.85X multiple for their investors.

“We are excited for the conclusion of a great investment cycle of these two outstanding properties and producing successful returns for our valuable investors. The sales mark a reflection of the great momentum we have going throughout our portfolio and we look forward to maintaining solid growth as we close out 2021,” said Jacques Bessoudo, Managing Partner at Galium Capital.

The Shoppes at Lake Mary, located at 101 N. Country Club Road in Lake Mary, FL, was one of the first assets acquired by Galium Capital in April 2018. The 38,495 SF shopping center sold for $8.4 million after Galium Capital successfully executed a value add strategy by renovating and upgrading the roof, lighting, painting, landscaping and parking lot. The property was 94% leased at the time of sale with tenants including Lake Mary Dry Cleaners, Debs Kitchen, Pinch A Penny, Training for Warriors, Burn Boot Camp, Lighthouse Seafood, Morganic Meats and Foxcase LLC.

Galium Capital also successfully sold 95 Burnett, a 106-unit multifamily located in the Seattle MSA in Renton, WA for $40 million. Galium Capital acquired 95 Burnett in 2018 and executed a value add strategy through implementation of operational and capital improvement strategies including a major renovation of the building’s amenities and apartment units.

Recently, Galium Capital had been one of the most active buyers in the Houston, TX market. In the past 12 months Galium Capital has acquired over 1,100 residential units and 65K of retail square footage in prime locations throughout Houston’s Galleria submarket. In August Galium Capital closed on the 340-unit, LEED Gold-certified Millennium High Street for the group’s third acquisition in the Galleria-district after closing on on the 431-unit Tate Tanglewood in May 2021 and 361-unit, Fairmont on San Felipe in September 2020.

Galium Capital owns and manages a portfolio in excess of $600 million of commercial real estate assets across the multifamily, office, and retail sectors in major markets across the United States. You can learn more about Galium Capital at www.galiumcapital.com.

Hines Acquires Mixed-Use Development Site In Fort Lauderdale's Flagler Village For $57.41 Million

The Houston-based development firm Hines has acquired a mixed-use development site in Fort Lauderdale’s Flagler Village neighborhood for $57.41 million. The properties acquired make up the proposed FAT Village project which were assembled by Urban Street Development, led by Alan Hooper, and Restaurant People, led by Tim Petrillo. Urban Street Development will remain as a Joint Venture partner in the project. FAT Village would bring 835,000 SF of total development spanning 500 apartment units, 350,000 SF of office space and 71,000 SF of ground floor retail. Hines has revealed plans to build one of the office buildings as a 180,000 SF T3 building, T3 is known as “Timber, Transit and Technology,” in which the building would be built out of sustainable timber. Hines already has built T3 buildings in Minneapolis, MN and Atlanta, GA and has proposed another in Austin, TX.

Flagler Village is a fast transforming neighborhood in Fort Lauderdale that was once an industrial warehouse district and now represents Fort Lauderdale’s Arts District, full of art galleries, studios, craft breweries, coffee shops and retail.

Hines was founded in 1957 by Gerald D. Hines and has $83.6 billion under management. The firm has developed over 492 million SF including Williams Tower, One Shell Plaza, Pennzoil Place, JPMorgan Chase Tower, the TC Energy Center, Kinder Morgan Tower and Aris Market Square in Houston. Hines also developed the Jean Nouvel-designed 53 West 53 and 885 Third Avenue, also known as the infamous Lipstick Building.

Cymbal Development Tops Off Oasis Pointe Residences In Dania Beach 6 Months After Breaking Ground

Cymbal Development and DLT Global have topped off Oasis Pointe Residences in Dania Beach, just 6 months after breaking ground on the project. Plaza Construction is the general contractor on the multi-unit waterfront apartment complex which set to open Spring 2022. Oasis Pointe Residences is part of Cymbal Development's $1 billion+ development pipeline slated for Broward County.

Cymbal Development, led by Asi Cymbal, and DLT Global, led by Hector Torres, were joined by elected officials and public servants including Broward County’s Vice Mayor Michael Udine, Dania Beach Mayor Tamara James, Vice Mayor Marco Salvino, Dania Beach City Commissioner Joyce Davis, former Mayor Bobbie Grace, former Commissioner Bill Harris, Development Director Eleanor Norena, Special Permitting Coordinator Tammie James, and the Executive Director at Dania Beach Community Redevelopment Agency Michael Chen.

To mark the occasion, the final piece of the structure was hoisted into place atop the highest point of the building accompanied by a small money tree from the property as confetti cannons were launched and a giant American flag waved in the background. After the ceremony, the tree was brought down safely to be replanted in the meditation garden at Oasis Pointe Residences.

A 2.4-acre waterfront complex, Oasis Pointe Residences will serve as the area’s first waterfront apartment building with 301 units, thoughtfully designed details, and exceptional indoor and outdoor amenities to create fresh-air havens of relaxation and retreat in a post COVID-19 world. The living spaces of the building will feature a mix of studios, one, two, and three-bedroom luxury apartments with open floor plans and modern features.

The residential design of the luxury indoor and outdoor living spaces responds to the timely demands for better natural ventilation, lighting, and fresh air quality while the amenities seek to enhance the mental and physical well-being of residents.

Inspired by the surrounding water and nature, key amenities and features of the eight-story building will include: butterfly and meditation gardens; a boat club; a waterfront boardwalk with a 19-slip marina; a Zoom lounge with private office suites and workstations; an outdoor lap pool; a fire pit with outdoor BBQ and picnic areas; a state-of-the-art, open-air fitness facility and yoga studio; an indoor lounge and game room; a dog park; and air purification, sterilization, and ionization systems that are 99% effective against COVID-19.

“We are grateful for this opportunity to build an amazing project in Dania Beach, on the water, and adjacent to the myriad of dining, shopping, and entertainment options of Dania Pointe. We are here to make a significant and positive impact on the community and on this great city. We love Broward County and are looking forward to completing our $1 billion development pipeline in Broward County!” said Asi Cymbal.

Located at 150 South Bryan Road in Dania Beach with easy access to I-95 and I-595, Oasis Pointe will be in close proximity to the Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport, Port Everglades Cruise Port and the corporate headquarters of Spirit Airlines and Chewy. It is adjacent to Dania Pointe, a new mixed-use development that features premier shopping and dining options, commercial spaces, and a dual-branded hotel.

Merrimac Ventures Breaks Ground On $90 Million Merrimac Plantation Multifamily Development In Plantation

South Florida-based development firm Merrimac Ventures has broken ground on Merrimac Plantation, a new multifamily development on the rise in the City of Plantation, Florida. Located at 1711 N. University Drive, Merrimac Plantation will total 293,945 square feet with 306 rental apartments across two six-story midrise buildings. Construction is now underway and slated for completion in 2023.

Apartments will range from one- to three-bedroom layouts, featuring modern stainless-steel appliances, high-end European cabinetry, elegant quartz countertops, and smart locks and thermostats. Amenities will include a double height lobby, club room, pool, covered terrace, barbecue grilling stations, two exterior courtyards, fitness center, a co-working and business center with private offices and conference rooms, a resident ‘hangout’ lounge, dog park and dog spa, electric vehicle charging stations, and available Wi-Fi connectivity throughout the property.

“Once completed, Merrimac Plantation will meet growing demand for market rate rental housing in Central Broward County, which is experiencing an influx of new residents drawn to the area’s accessible location, appealing quality of life, and proximity to several major employers,” said Nitin Motwani, Managing Partner of Merrimac Ventures.

Merrimac Plantation will provide residents an appealing live, work, play environment, with the property’s strategic location adjacent to the Plantation Midtown Business District, an 860-acre master-planned development featuring 2.5 million square feet of retail and restaurants as well as 3 million square feet of office space. Also within close proximity is the Plantation Pointe Office Park, the Westside Regional Medical Center, and the Plantation Walk mixed-use redevelopment. Large retail outlets nearby include the one million square foot Fountain Shoppes lifestyle center and the 2.4 million square foot Sawgrass Mills. Residents can also enjoy Plantation's Central Park, a 103-acre park with a multitude of sporting activities.

Broward County’s City of Plantation is a growing, vibrant municipality and one of South Florida’s most desirable suburban neighborhoods, with a residential population exceeding 94,000 and a daily workforce of more than 55,000. As Plantation’s thriving business community continues to grow and attract major companies, the City is already home to some of the region’s largest employers including Motorola Solutions, Aetna Insurance, TradeStation, Virgin Voyages, AmSurg, Baptist Health, Magic Leap and Chewy. Plantation is easily accessible to major highways including the Florida Turnpike, and is within a 20-minute drive of Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport and Port Everglades.

Merrimac Plantation is the newest addition to Merrimac Ventures’ growing portfolio of developments across South Florida. The firm’s current projects include the Four Seasons Hotel and Residences Fort Lauderdale Beach; Riverfront East, a new mixed-use development underway in the heart of Downtown Fort Lauderdale that is currently home to the popular outdoor event venue The Wharf; the recently opened Flagler Village Hotel, a dual branded Hilton Tru/Home2 Suites property adjacent to Brightline’s train station; an 11-story boutique condominium planned for 530 North Beach Road in Fort Lauderdale Beach; 1350 South Ocean, an approved 27-story, 92-unit luxury condominium tower along the beachfront in Pompano Beach; 317 North Federal, a 716-unit multifamily development in Fort Lauderdale; and Miami Worldcenter, a $4 billion, 27-acre master planned mixed-use development underway in Downtown Miami.

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The Dubai-Based DAMAC Properties Revealed As $120 Million Stalking Horse Bidder Of Site Of Collapsed Surfside Condo

The stalking horse bidder for the site of the former Champlain Towers South in Surfside, Florida which tragically collapsed in June 2021 has been revealed as the Dubai-based DAMAC Properties, led by billionaire developer Hussain Sajwani. The developer agreed to a $120 million bid for the oceanfront property located at 8777 Collins Ave. via one of their US entities, East Oceanside Development, LLC. East Oceanside Development will be required to submit a $16 million deposit with $150,000 non-refundable and the developer will now begin two months of due diligence on the site. The Surfside land at 8777 Collins Avenue spans ±1.88 acres or ±81,886 square feet.

Once the initial bid is finalized by Honorable Judge Michael A. Hanzman other developers will be able to submit bids on the property to potentially push the price higher. Judge Hanzman has the final decision over which developer wins the bidding considering input from the lawyers overseeing the class-action negligence case with the final decision expected in the spring of 2022. Hanzman wants the sale to produce as much proceeds as possible in order to help compensate the families of the 98 people who lost their lives in the collapse and countless others who lost their homes. The victims and their families will also be the beneficiaries of a $49 million insurance payout.

Honorable Judge Michael A. Hanzman and the court appointed receiver Michael Goldberg tabbed Avison Young, led by Michael T. Fay, to market the property in late-August. Avison Young’s Michael T. Fay and his team John K. Crotty, David Duckworth, Brian C. de la Fé, and Berkley K. Bloodworth are spearheading the sale, pro bono.

Maison Margiela and Palm Angels Open Miami Design District Boutiques

Instagram influencer hotspot Miami Design District is continuing to expand and attract some of the hottest luxury and fashion brands. A selection of new retailers including Maison Margiela, Palm Angels, ARES Design and KREWE have opened in Miami Design District. The brainchild of Miami-developer Craig Robins, Miami Design District is a pedestrian-friendly neighborhood, lined with luxury boutiques, fine dining destinations and rich art and cultural programming.

Palm Angels is an italian luxury streetwear fashion house founded by designer and photographer Francesco Ragazzi. The Palm Angels location is their first store in Miami, located at 173 NE 40th St. The design recreates the atmosphere of a swimming pool, through materials, graphic interventions and evocative messages. The pool theme expands to the shop-windows fixtures, characterized by round corners and mosaic cladding. A special counter, covered in ceramic tiles, displays a “No Diving” warning. While displays are designed to highlight the products 'artworks' qualities, the spatial container is devised to be re-programmable and flexible: furniture and displays are mobile and can be rearranged to accommodate exhibitions, live performances, talks and events. The new store design has been developed by the Milan based creative agency April, in tight collaboration with Palm Angels founder and creative director, Francesco Ragazzi.

An art director trained in fashion communication and a photographer, Milan-born Francesco Ragazzi started Palm Angels in 2011 as a photographic documentation of LA's skater culture. The endeavor evolved into a book, published by Rizzoli in 2014, and subsequently into clothing in 2015. Palm Angels stems from an Italian take on American culture and subcultures. It merges an appreciation for sartorial codes and a joy for fabric with a proclivity for using clothing as identity tropes and cultural signifiers.

Maison Margiela introduced its new store concept in the US with a flagship boutique at 142 NE 41 St. in Miami Design District. The store concept is developed by Dutch architect Anne Holtrop and reflects the evolved visual language established at the house by creative director John Galliano. The design was first introduced in the gypsum-cast set at the Artisanal Autumn/Winter 2018 show, and it interprets the Maison’s iconoclast codes in façade and interiors. The store is an abstract and inviting environment rooted in the notion of appropriating the inappropriate.

The 2,615 SF boutique spans over two levels and displays the complete range of Maison Margiela’s Co-Ed collections, men’s and women’s ready to wear, accessories, shoes, small leather goods, as well as jewelry, eyewear and fragrances. The flagship boutique features defining structures of architecture including walls and columns which appear as detached objects.

Artisanal furnishings reflect and alter ideas of familiarity. Hand-cast individually in textile molds, the surfaces of the plaster walls and columns retain the memory of fabric texture and evoke the notion of an irreproducible hand-spun tactility. Misfit furniture is designed in the memory of classic objects, deconstructed in form. The technique of décortiqué further materializes in shelves, display tables and seats carved in stained travertine, the natural indentations filled with colour-contrasting epoxy resin in optical white.

Maison Margiela is a fashion house founded in Paris in 1988 by Belgian designer Martin Margiela. Iconoclast and irreverent, the Maison presents Haute Couture, women’s and men’s ready-to-wear, its contemporary line MM6, accessories, fine jewellery, fragrances and interior design. In 2014, John Galliano took over the creative direction of the Maison. Mysterious and unconventional, a radical core intertwined with a non-standard elegance, Maison Margiela remains classic yet visionary, daring yet ambiguous.

Other new concepts to open in Miami Design District include luxury Italian coachbuilder ARES Design, who merges traditional hand craftsmanship with advanced technologies to create limited editions and one-off bespoke cars and motorbikes, and Children’s retailer Kids Atelier, who curates the world's most fashion-forward children's brands including Dolce and Gabbana, Versace, Moncler, Stone Island, Givenchy, DSquared, Comme des Garçons. New York based Broadway, film, television and acting coach and renowned theatre director, Matthew Corozine recently debuted the Matthew Corozine Studio, Inc. Miami (MCS), offering acting classes based on the transformational work of the Meisner technique, with classes taking place on an ongoing basis. Additionally, The New Orleans-based Eyewear brand KREWE has brought their traveling Tiny House to Miami Design District where guests will be able to browse a sampling of their handcrafted sun, optical and ACTIVE collections.

The Coral Gables-Based MG Developer Reveals Plans For Hialeah Mixed-Use Residential Community Metro Parc

The Coral Gables-based renowned luxury townhome developer MG Developer has revealed plans to develop a 10-story apartment rental building with 433 units in Hialeah named Metro Parc. The 2.5-acre project will be located between 955 East 25th Street and 980 East 26th Street.

The residential mixed-use, two tower building will feature rental apartments with two-bedrooms and two bathrooms ranging from 500 square feet to 800 square feet. Rent will range from $1,150 per month to $1,840 per month. Amenities will include co-working spaces, an outdoor kitchen, a pool, gym and will also have retail spaces on the ground level as well as ample parking and a Latin-inspired food marketplace.

A groundbreaking is expected in January with an anticipated completion date for the second quarter of 2024.

Metro Parc will be conveniently located two blocks from the metrorail and Tri-Rail Transfer Station bringing a new type of chic urban lifestyle to the transient-oriented community. The site is also in walking distance to Hialeah Medical Services; and is only a mile from Hialeah’s up-and-coming Arts District, which will deliver a vibrant cultural and entertainment scene with galleries, breweries, restaurants and shops. It also in close proximity to the expansive Amelia Earhart Park.

“We are truly excited about moving into the Hialeah market and sharing our experience of building luxury and high standard of living and lifestyle to a growing City,” said, Alirio Torrealba, CEO and Founder of MG Developer. Hialeah is the sixth largest city in Florida, and MG Developer has a track record of delivering high-quality residential developments that enhance neighborhoods.

MG Developer, is one of the most active developers in Coral Gables. Most recently, it submitted plans to the City to build a 50-residence community, west of LeJeune Road and north of University Drive, called Gables Village. Additionally, the developer also announced that within 90 days of completion of Althea Row, a luxurious set of five 3-story town houses, it nearly sold out. At the same time, it announced it topped-off Biltmore Row, a set of 3-story, 10-residential townhomes that will complete the Biltmore Square Community in Coral Gables. MG’s prior developments include Biltmore Parc Condominiums, and a variety of luxury townhomes like Beatrice Row, 444 Valencia, Villa Blanc, The Ponce Townhomes, and custom homes in South Miami Ave and Coconut Grove.

PROFILE Exclusive Podcast Season 1 Episode 7 Featuring Ryan Shear of PMG

Season 1 Episode 7 of the PROFILE Exclusive Podcast by PROFILEmiami features Ryan Shear, Managing Partner of PMG. PMG is a national real estate development firm with offices in Miami and Manhattan, specializing in new construction commercial and residential projects. For nearly 30 years, PMG has led the acquisition, financing, development, construction, and marketing for 85 residential buildings and over 150 real estate projects including 111 West 57, Muse Sunny Isles, Echo Brickell, and X Miami, amongst others. PMG is currently developing The Waldorf Astoria Hotel & Residences Miami, E11EVEN Residences and Society Biscayne.

A Miami-native, Ryan is responsible for all company operations. Ryan was personally trained by PMG founder Kevin Maloney after arriving at PMG shortly after college. He currently manages a growing portfolio of over $10 billion worth of real estate assets. Ryan oversees PMG’s developments across the United States, which primarily includes ground up Condo and Multifamily projects in core cities such Miami, New York, Denver, Phoenix, Orlando and more.

The PROFILE Exclusive Podcast by PROFILEmiami, the leader in South Florida residential and commercial real estate news and content, profiles and gets intimate with the movers and shakers in the South Florida real estate industry. Throughout the series we will interview and get inside the minds of South Florida's top developers, investors, brokers, architects, designers, etc. The PROFILE Exclusive Podcast is hosted by Demetri Demascus Co-Founder of PROFILEmiami and Director of Business Development at private equity group Galium Capital as well as Katya Demina, Co-Founder of PROFILEmiami and Development Associate at development firm Royal Palm Companies.

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Florida East Coast Industries Lists ParkLine Miami Residential Above Brightline’s MiamiCentral Station For $500 Million

Florida East Coast Industries (FECI) announced the listing of ParkLine, its signature residential tower above Brightline’s MiamiCentral Station, for $500 million. The property, which consists of two iconic towers totaling 816 luxury residential units, will be listed on the market by the commercial real estate services firm Cushman & Wakefield. The firm’s Florida team of Robert Given, Troy Ballard and Zachary Sackley will lead the marketing efforts along with the support of the New York and Los Angeles offices which will include Doug Harmon, Adam Spies and Rob Rubano. The two ParkLine towers are part of a master-plan adjacent to 2 and 3 MiamiCentral, 285,000 SF of Class A office towers, and over 160,000 SF of retail. ParkLine Miami is the largest, single multifamily asset in the Southeastern US to be listed for sale to date. 

Residents at ParkLine Miami have direct elevator access to the MiamiCentral Brightline station along with the station’s new 26,000 SF culinary center by C3, Citizens, which will house elevated restaurants by globally-renowned chefs such as “Iron Chef” Masaharu Morimoto and Michelin Starred chef Dani García. Residents will also have direct access to retailers such as Publix, Starbucks, Chic-fil-A, Joe & The Juice and Einstein Bagels located adjacent to the property.

FECI developed ParkLine Miami as a transit-oriented development to complement the $4.5 billion invested in Brightline trains, the only provider of modern, eco-friendly high-speed rail in the nation. It is the most significant transit-oriented development (TOD) offering in the Southeastern US. Brightline currently serves Miami, Fort Lauderdale and Palm Beach with expansion stations in Aventura and Boca Raton opening in 2022. Construction to Orlando is on track to be complete by the end of 2022. Discussions remain underway with local stakeholders regarding expansion to Disney and Tampa. Brightline projects over nine million annual passengers once all Florida stations are completed. 

“This is a rare opportunity indeed, as the towers sit directly atop and are connected to the Brightline train platforms, in addition to three other modes of rail transportation and over 160,000 SF of retail in MiamiCentral,” noted Robert Given, executive vice chairman at Cushman & Wakefield. “MiamiCentral will undeniably be the center of gravity of the Miami MSA for generations to come.” 

The future expansion of MiamiCentral includes a Miami-Dade commuter rail system with stations in Wynwood, the Design District, El Portal, North Miami and FIU’s Biscayne Bay Campus. With the stations in Orlando and Tampa, the connectivity provided by ParkLine Miami is unprecedented in the multifamily environment. 

“ParkLine is the definition of metropolitan living and FECI strategically built these two towers above Brightline to offer a car-optional lifestyle and promote alternative, eco-friendly transportation options,” said Sarah Watterson, chief development officer at FECI. “More and more, people who live at the core of major cities today seek a lifestyle of interconnectivity without sacrificing time and money. ParkLine is meeting those needs and more with its integration to Brightline.” 

In addition to the Tri-County connectivity provided by Brightline and MiamiCentral, ParkLine Miami’s residents will benefit from Brightline’s new and first-of-its-kind, door-to-door service. This will include a fleet of both private and third-party vendor vehicles supporting point-to-point service beyond the train and making a car-optional lifestyle possible. All services will be available through the Brightline app and will further create transportation access to everything from scooters, bikes and electric micro-rides to shuttles and chauffeured Teslas.  

Perched above Downtown Miami, at 100 NW 6th Street, ParkLine Miami puts residents just minutes from the city’s hottest neighborhoods, including Wynwood and the Design District, with access to a plethora of dining, retail, arts and culture, and events. Opt for a stroll to the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts, Frost Science Museum, Perez Art Museum or FTX Arena. The property is also adjacent to Miami World Center, a $4 billion development underway with over 300,000 SF of retail slated to begin openings this year. Convenient accessibility to the Miami Metrorail and Metromover allows for a car-free lifestyle, with major thoroughfare I-95 located nearby for those who so desire.

By Katya Demina

Miramar Park of Commerce Sells For $18 Million At A Record Price Per Square Foot For Broward County

The Miramar Park of Commerce has sold for $18 million. The 56,072-square-foot industrial/flex building is located at 10315 USA Today Way in Miramar, Florida. At $321.02 per square foot, the transaction represents the highest price per square foot secured for an industrial/flex property in Broward County.

On behalf of the seller, Zeta Associates, LLC, Avison Young’s Industrial leasing team and Florida Capital Markets Group teamed up to complete the record-setting disposition to CRG Acquisition, LLC. The effort was led by Principals Tom Viscount, David Duckworth, Michael T. Fay, John C. Crotty, Wayne Schuchts, and Senior Associate Bobby Benton.

“The sale demonstrates both the resilience and attractiveness of the South Florida industrial market,” said Viscount. “Specifically, the significant price per square foot is indicative of the high demand for class A industrial and flex space, as investors continue to see South Florida as a key growth region. Due to the extraordinary demand and limited supply, less than 10 flex buildings over 50,000 square feet sold in the past year.”

The asset’s buyer is an investor who was attracted to Miramar Park of Commerce’s great location, well-maintained properties, and the prestige of the park. They plan to renovate the building to create a high-end educational campus-like setting to lease it to one of their national clients that operates a medical school.

“The buyer recognized the uniqueness and value of the building’s overall footprint and quality infrastructure sitting on seven acres, which cannot be replicated in today’s market,” added Viscount. “These factors certainly contributed to the notable sales price.”

Equidistant from Fort Lauderdale and Miami, Miramar Park of Commerce is a light industrial park campus in Southwest Broward County fronting the Florida Turnpike just one mile east of the Red Road Interchange. With over 5 million square feet of office/service, laboratory, pharmacy, light manufacturing, and distribution space, the world-class park is home to 10,000 employees from more than 170 national and international companies.