... tech and the metaverse. For now, Damac is focused on Surfside, where the developer is building "an ultra-luxurious" Cavalli- ... condo collapse site, Damac is considering acquiring other properties in Surfside, “next door or a few kilometers up or down," ...
... “the escalating demand for additional high-end residential development in Surfside.” The average condo sale price across Miami Beach was $1 ...
... publicly accessible gallery and brochure highlighting the history of Surfside. Kushner will have to complete the brochure and historical ... $40M, property records indicate. The seller was Eden Surfside, an entity managed by New York-based developer Menachem ...
Ian Bruce Eichner's Continuum Co. is trying for a third time to buy out the condo units at the building at 9225 Collins Ave., offering $141M, Commercial Observer reports. The developer offered $125M last year and made a separate $141M offer earlier this ...
... market the property. Broker Michael T. Fay said he expects Surfside will allow at least 136 units in 12 stories, according ...
As the tragic building collapse in Surfside, Florida, showed, aging buildings and infrastructure rely on inspectors for ... face a growing workload and trouble finding new workers. As Surfside illustrated, there’s a generation of structures nearing the half ...
The Avison Young team that is handling the sale is working pro bono, representing a court-appointed receiver. The brokerage team includes Michael T. Fay, John K. Crotty, David Duckworth, Brian de la Fé and Berkley K. Bloodworth. The oceanfront site at ...
... 98 lives lost in the building, but the town of Surfside has dedicated a site across 88th Street from The Delmore ...
The site of the Surfside, Florida, condo tower that collapsed and killed 98 people is ...
“We've seen a void in smaller, truly high-end buildings in this market, and so we're focused on developing more projects of that kind throughout Miami Beach," Jason tells us. The company recently acquired the '60s-vintage Surf House at 8995 Collins Ave ...
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