The Greener the Better

The 114k SF Aventura Optima Plaza, an office and medical project that’s on track to become only the second high-rise office building in Florida to be LEED Platinum, recently inked leases with Fossil Partners (a global design firm) and Soffer Health Institute, for a combined 15k SF. Colliers International South Florida EVP Randy Olen (pictured) repped the landlord in both deals, while CBRE's Ryan Ackerman of  repped Fossil Partners and Florida Medical Space's Kyle Sorel repped Soffer Health Institute.

Elements of green might be standard in many office buildings these days, but Randy explains it’s still important for a property to differentiate itself as much as possible with environmentally friendly design. Among other features, Aventura Optima Plaza just completed the 20k SF green rooftop facility above the parking structure, which includes an exercise room and outdoor jogging trails. (But no water balloons allowed.)

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