Joint Venture Led By Tricera Capital Acquires One Clearlake Centre Office Tower In West Palm Beach For $60.7 Million
A joint venture between Scott Sherman’s Tricera Capital, NDT Development, New England Development and Rockpoint Group have acquired the One Clearlake Centre office tower in West Palm Beach for $60.7 million. The seller was a joint venture between the Dallas-based real estate investment firm Velocis and CREC.
A joint venture between Scott Sherman’s Tricera Capital, NDT Development, New England Development and Rockpoint Group have acquired the One Clearlake Centre office tower in West Palm Beach for $60.7 million. The seller was a joint venture between the Dallas-based real estate investment firm Velocis and CREC who had initially acquired the property in 2017 for $42.3 million. The property was 62% leased at the time of sale and the transaction was overseen by JLL. Tenants include Intech Investment Management, Coastal Wealth, Truist Financial, KRES Commercial, Northwestern Mutual and Day Pitney.
One Clearlake Centre was developed in 1986 on a 3-acre site at 250 South Australian Avenue. The building rises 18-stories and spans 221,079 SF of rentable space with a 669-space parking garage. One Clearlake Centre was renovated in 2019 and features tenant amenities a gym, lounge and cafe.
The West Palm Beach office market has seen quite a bit of movement recently. In January 2021 the New York-based Related Companies acquired the Phillips Point office complex in West Palm Beach for roughly $282 million and in May 2021 acquired CityPlace Tower for $175 million. In June Related Companies also acquired a 50% stake in the Esperanté Corporate Center from the New York-based RedSky Capital, the London-based JZ Capital Partners owns the remaining 50%.
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Related Companies Acquires 50% Interest In Esperanté Corporate Center In West Palm Beach
The NYC-based Related Companies, led by Miami Dolphins owner Stephen Ross, has added to their West Palm Beach office portfolio after partnering into the Esperanté Corporate Center. Related Companies acquired a 50% stake in the office tower from the New York-based RedSky Capital.
The NYC-based Related Companies, led by Miami Dolphins owner Stephen Ross, has added to their West Palm Beach office portfolio after partnering into the Esperanté Corporate Center. Related Companies acquired a 50% stake in the office tower from the New York-based RedSky Capital, the London-based JZ Capital Partners owns the remaining 50%. The property was roughly 80% leased at the time of closing. The Red Sky Capital and JZ Capital Partners joint venture initially acquired the property in 2016 for $125.75 million.
The Esperanté Corporate Center spans 256,100 SF of Class A office space on a 2.1-acre site at 222 Lakeview Ave. in Downtown West Palm Beach. The property was initially developed in 1989. Tenants include Merrill Lynch, Bank of America and Raymond James. The vacant suites are being marketed by Tower Commercial Real Estate.
Related Companies is the largest Class A office owner in Downtown West Palm Beach. In January 2021 Related Companies acquired the Phillips Point office complex in West Palm Beach for roughly $282 million and in May 2021 acquired CityPlace Tower for $174 million. Related Companies is also developing the 360 Rosemary office tower and has approvals to break ground on another waterfront office tower, One Flagler, which is expected to break ground in October.
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Related Companies Adds To West Palm Beach Office Portfolio With Acquisition of CityPlace Tower For $175 Million
The NYC-based Related Companies, led by Miami Dolphins owner Stephen Ross, has added to their West Palm Beach office portfolio with the acquisition of CityPlace Tower for $174 million, $577 PSF. The seller was the publicly traded W.R. Berkley Corp. (NYSE: WRB).
The NYC-based Related Companies, led by Miami Dolphins owner Stephen Ross, has added to their West Palm Beach office portfolio with the acquisition of CityPlace Tower for $174 million, $577 PSF. The seller was the publicly traded W.R. Berkley Corp. (NYSE: WRB) who initially acquired the property in 2014 for $150 million. CityPlace Tower was developed by Related Companies in 2008 before they sold it in 2011 for $126.5 million. The Class-A office building is located at 525 Okeechobee Blvd. and rises 18-stories spanning 303,519 SF.
Tenants at CityPlace Tower include Shutts & Bowen, Greenspoon Marder LLP, Marcum LLP, Cleveland Clinic and Carlton Fields. Asking rents range from $51 to $55 SF.
In January 2021 Related Companies acquired the Phillips Point office complex in West Palm Beach for roughly $282 million and is building another office tower, 360 Rosemary. Following the acquisition of CityPlace Tower Related Companies is now the largest Class A office owner in Downtown West Palm beach.
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Tricera Capital Locks Down $50.8 Million In Construction Financing For Mixed-Use Redevelopment The Press In West Palm Beach
Tricera Capital, led by Scott Sherman and Ben Mandell, have closed on $50.8 million in refinancing and construction financing for their mixed-use office and retail redevelopment The Press, located at 2751 South Dixie Highway in West Palm Beach.
Tricera Capital, led by Scott Sherman and Ben Mandell, have closed on $50.8 million in refinancing and construction financing for their mixed-use office and retail redevelopment The Press, located at 2751 South Dixie Highway in West Palm Beach. The loan was provided by the Chicago-based Monroe Capital. Tricera Capital was represented by Jason Krane and Simon Ziff of Ackman-Ziff Real Estate Group.
Tricera Capital acquired the former Palm Beach Post campus in March 2019 for $24 million. The redevelopment of the property is an example of creative adaptive re-use and expected to reinvigorate the city’s Dixie Highway corridor. The property was a former printing press and distribution facility and nearly all existing structures are to remain, including the Post’s office building and printing press. The project name is a nod to the Post’s legacy at the site.
The Press is divided into two components, The Shops at the Press, the 125,000 square foot retail component, and the adjacent Workspaces at the Press, the 140,000 square foot office component. Joseph’s Classic Market will serve as the retail anchor which was announced in February 2021 and the property will also feature a newly built Starbucks outparcel.
Related Group Breaks Ground on Icon Marina Village In West Palm Beach
Related Group has closed on financing and broken ground on Icon Marina Village, located on the Intracoastal Waterway in West Palm Beach. The developer obtained a $95 million loan from Santander Bank and has begun construction overseen by Balfour Beatty.
Related Group has closed on financing and broken ground on Icon Marina Village, located on the Intracoastal Waterway in West Palm Beach. The developer obtained a $95 million loan from Santander Bank and has begun construction overseen by Balfour Beatty. Related Group is targeting launching leasing in October 2022 with resident move-in beginning late-2022.
Located at 4444 and 4334 North Flagler Drive, Icon Marina Village will feature two luxury rental towers with 399 residences and a suite of amenities including a resort style pool, beach club, fitness center, courtyard, movie room and business center. The towers were designed by Arquitectonica and will rise 24-stories with interiors by Venus Williams’ V Starr Interior Design. Icon Marina Village is located on a 5.11-acre site but Related Group can build an additional 650 units on the 19-acre property.
Tricera Capital Announces Joseph's Classic Market As Anchor Tenant of Shops at The Press
Tricera Capital, the Miami-based real estate investment firm, has finalized a long-term lease with Joseph’s Classic Market to anchor Shops at the Press, the retail component of the firm’s pioneering mixed-use project - The Press - in West Palm Beach.
Tricera Capital, the Miami-based real estate investment firm, has finalized a long-term lease with Joseph’s Classic Market to anchor Shops at the Press, the retail component of the firm’s pioneering mixed-use project - The Press - in West Palm Beach. The redevelopment of the Palm Beach Post campus is an example of creative adaptive re-use and expected to reinvigorate the city’s Dixie Highway corridor. Amy Acierno of Florida Communities Realty, LLC represented the grocer in the Shops at the Press lease.
Joseph’s, an upscale family-owned Italian specialty market founded in 2005 by New York native and longtime Palm Beach County resident Joseph Acierno, is leasing more than 15,000 square feet at Shops at the Press. It will serve the rapidly growing downtown West Palm Beach residential population and become a vital amenity for the professionals based in the adjacent Workspaces at the Press, the 140,000-square-foot office component of Tricera’s project. Joseph’s was established to bring anyone who loves food an exceptional shopping experience.
Shops at the Press is Joseph’s first West Palm Beach location. Joseph’s has several additional locations in Palm Beach County, including a recently opened market at Simon Property Group’s Town Center at Boca Raton.
“We are thrilled to welcome Joseph’s Classic Market to Shops at the Press,” Tricera Co-Founder and Managing Principal Ben Mandell said. “Our office tenants next door will love having easy access to healthy, fresh gourmet grab-and-go meals. Joseph’s also fills a major void for a high-quality upscale specialty grocer that directly caters to the affluent surrounding community.”
Known for its fresh ingredients and unparalleled customer service, Joseph’s will offer superior meats and seafood, fresh produce, a hot bar and cold bar, scratch-made bakery, New York pizzeria, chef-prepared entrees and side dishes, gourmet catering and an Italian deli at the Shops at the Press location.
“Our family cannot wait to bring our gourmet market and chef prepared meals to meet the daily needs of West Palm Beach residents and professionals,” Owner Joseph Acierno said. “We are a fourth generation, locally owned and operated business that serves a delicious alternative to dining out and provides an experience comparable to traditional restaurants at affordable prices.”
Tricera expects to deliver the Joseph’s space in mid-2022. Meanwhile, the firm is nearing completion of the Starbucks outparcel on the project site at the hard corner of Belvedere Road and South Dixie Highway. The Starbucks is scheduled to open to the public in June 2021.
With The Press, Mandell and fellow Tricera Co-Founder and Managing Principal Scott Sherman are bringing much-needed retail, offices, entertainment and public art to West Palm Beach while preserving an important piece of the city’s history. Nearly all existing structures are to remain, including the Post’s office building and printing press. The project name is a nod to the Post’s legacy at the site.
For Workspaces at the Press, Tricera has recently completed an extensive renovation of the existing four-story office building. The Post has signed a new long-term lease and are now occupying 35,000 square feet on the second floor. Cameron Tallon, senior vice president for JLL’s agency leasing team, is handling office leasing on behalf of Tricera.
LA CLARA Locks Down $110 Million In Construction Financing In West Palm Beach
Great Gulf and Terrace Mountain Investors have obtained $110 million in construction financing from Bank OZK for LA CLARA, a 25-story, 83 unit condo tower under construction in West Palm Beach. Sales have reportedly eclipsed 50% and over $100 million including an $8.9 million penthouse.
Great Gulf and Terrace Mountain Investors have obtained $110 million in construction financing from Bank OZK for LA CLARA, a 25-story, 83 unit condo tower under construction in West Palm Beach. Sales have reportedly eclipsed 50% and over $100 million including an $8.9 million penthouse. LA CLARA is located on a 2.4-acre site at 1515 S Flagler Drive on the Intracoastal waterway which the development partnership acquired for $24 million in 2016. John Moriarty & Associates are the general contractor on the project.
LA CLARA offers 83 residences comprised of one-, two- and three-bedroom units ranging from 1,500 SF to more than 4,000 SF. Pricing starts at $2 million with sales and marketing being exclusively overseen by Douglas Elliman Development Marketing. The building is designed by Hariri Pontarini Architects with Stantec as the architect of record.
The structure’s façade will feature a contemporary Florida Modernist style with a muted neutral palette consisting of stucco, Roman travertine, coral stone and granite with bronze accents. The luxury condominium is designed to achieve LEED Certification by the U.S. Green Building Council. Amenities will include a state-of-the-art fitness center with yoga studio, spa, outdoor garden, dog spa, club lounge, theater, conference room, business center, wine tasting room with storage and a resort style pool.
Sales are being led by Chris Leavitt, Alison Newton and Joey Columbo of Douglas Elliman Development Marketing. The deposit schedule is 10% down at contract, an additional 10% six months later and an additional 5% the following year. The building is expected to be delivered in 2021.
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Related Companies To Acquire The Phillips Point Office Complex In West Palm Beach
The New York-based Related Companies, led by Stephen Ross, is under contract to acquire the Phillips Point office complex in West Palm Beach for roughly $282 million. The seller, AEW Capital Management, acquired the property for $245 million in 2015. Related Companies will oversee asset management and leasing.
The New York-based Related Companies, led by Stephen Ross, is under contract to acquire the Phillips Point office complex in West Palm Beach for roughly $282 million. The seller, AEW Capital Management, acquired the property for $245 million in 2015. Related Companies will oversee asset management and leasing.
Phillips Point is located at 777 South Flagler Drive, at the foot of the Royal Palm Bridge, and was developed in 1985. The twin-tower Class A office complex has a tenant list that includes top financial firms Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley as well as law firms Greenberg Traurig, Gunster and Akerman. The transaction comes at a time when a number of financial firms are moving from high tax northern states to Florida.
Stephen Ross and Related Companies are no stranger to West Palm Beach, having developed Rosemary Square, previously called CityPlace, a mixed-use project with dining, shopping and residential components. Related Companies is also planning to break ground on One Flagler, a 270,000 square foot, 25-story office tower in on Flagler Drive and OkeeChobee Blvd. in West Palm Beach. Stephen Ross also owns the Miami Dolphins.
Bar Invest Group Acquires Visions at Willow Pond Multifamily Community In West Palm Beach For $56.23 Million
The Miami-based private equity group Bar Invest Group, led by Jacques and Herve Barbera, have acquired the Visions at Willow Pond apartment community in West Palm Beach for $56.23 million. Visions at Willow Pond, which is located at 4860 Sandstone Lane, was built in 1987 and was fully renovated in 2013.
The Miami-based private equity group Bar Invest Group, led by Jacques and Herve Barbera, have acquired the Visions at Willow Pond apartment community in West Palm Beach for $56.23 million. Visions at Willow Pond, which is located at 4860 Sandstone Lane, was built in 1987 and was fully renovated in 2013. The 300 unit community spans 14.3 acres and 347,790 square feet of total development, breaking down the acquisition cost to roughly $187,433 per unit. The acquisition was financed with a $36 million loan provided by BankUnited NA.
Visions at Willow Pond features a fitness center, tenant lounge, tennis courts and a community swimming pool. The property was reportedly 95% occupied at the time of acquisition and traded at a 4.8% cap rate. The seller was the New York City-based Axonic Capital who was represented by Tal Frydman, Avery Klann, Hampton Beebe, Tyler Minix and Jonathan Senn of ARA Newmark.
Over the past year Bar Invest Group has become a major player in the South Florida multifamily sector having also acquired the 405 unit Sunny Lake apartment community in Fort Lauderdale. Since the formation of Bar Invest Group USA in 2001, the firm has partnered with Constructa Group for the development and delivery of Mary Brickell Village in addition to having developed or acquired over 1,500 apartments homes and 600,000 square feet of retail with a total investment in excess of $400 million.
Check Out This Solar Powered Estate Asking A Record $17.75 Million In West Palm Beach
Developer Steve Bendat of Aquantis Group Development broke the record of the highest price single family home sale in West Palm Beach last year when he sold 2914 Washington Road; now ,Bendat is looking to break that record again with the launch of his newest project, 6717 S Flagler.
Developer Steve Bendat of Aquantis Group Development broke the record of the highest price single family home sale in West Palm Beach last year when he sold 2914 Washington Road; now ,Bendat is looking to break that record again with the launch of his newest project, 6717 S Flagler. The lavish waterfront compound is asking $17,750,000 and is one of the most unique properties ever built in Palm Beach County. The compound estate has the ability to run completely on solar power energy with electrical service tied to a solar panels that are capable of net zero metering.
6717 S Flagler was designed by developer Steve Bendat and architect David Lawrence. The estate compound maximizes the tropical nature of South Florida, overlooking the spectacular Intracoastal with views of the ocean. The 15,000 square foot three-story compound is an architectural masterpiece complete with an interior “floating” glass staircase, an outdoor stainless-steel circular staircase, an all-glass indoor elevator with back-lit onyx surround, a commercial exterior elevator, six bedrooms, nine bathrooms, and two powder rooms.
6717 S Flagler is full of lavish features offering a theater room, a dedicated gym, a VIP guest suite, a private guest house, a home office, and a four-car air-conditioned garage. The home also features wine room, glass wine cellar with 1000 bottles capacity, dining room, battler’s pantry, kitchen, breakfast nook, family room with fireplace, laundry room, media room with bar and full bath, AV room, mudroom and pool bath, two large outdoor loggias one with fireplace, a rooftop deck and multiple summer kitchens. Outside 6717 S Flagler also features fully planned landscaping. From rooftop synthetic grass to the lush living walls, from the west side of the house to the east side, there is either greenery or water surrounding you.
6717 S Flagler is built to withstand the regions most intense hurricanes, built with extra-large footers, reinforced steel, poured concrete floors, and concrete-filled block, the home is virtually indestructible and soundproof. The home is also pre-wired with fiber optic cable capable of transmitting 8K video to every room and patio. There’s also a whole house 70Kw generator at the ready in case of emergency. All recessed lighting is the highest end Tech Lighting Element fixtures.
The home also features has a commercial-ready Savant control system that can manage lighting, temperature, security, home theater, fireplaces, cameras, locks, advanced security system and more. Lighting is controlled by a Lutron Homeworks system coupled with programmable metal Palladiom keypad switches. Each room has wired Lutron Sivoia QS shades that provide translucency and privacy.
6717 S Flagler Drive, West Palm Beach is currently listed for $17,750,000 with Burt Minkoff of Douglas Elliman .
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