retail/ restaurant opportunity · • year built 1968, fully renovated in 2014 • no. of floors...

RETAIL/RESTAURANT OPPORTUNITY

FOR SALE AND FOR LEASE

Accelerating success.

4100 N FEDERAL HIGHWAYFORT LAUDERDALE, FLORIDA

PRESENTED BY:MICHAEL LEWINSenior Associate+1 561 353 [email protected]

MIKA MATTINGLYExecutive Vice President+1 786 517 [email protected]

BRADLEY ARENDT Vice President+1 954 652 [email protected]

GERARD YETMINGExecutive Vice President+1 786 517 [email protected]

OFFERING MEMORANDUM

COLLIERS INTERNATIONAL | PAGE 2

THIS IS A CONFIDENTIAL MEMORANDUM intended solely for your own limited use to determine whether you wish to express any further interest in the Property. This confidential memorandum contains brief, selected information pertaining to the business and affairs of the Property and has been prepared by Colliers International South Florida, LLC, primarily from information supplied by the Owner. Although this confidential memorandum has been reviewed by representatives of the Owner, it does not propose to be all-inclusive, nor does it contain all the information which a prospective purchaser may require or desire. Neither the Owner, nor any of its officers, directors, employees or agents, nor Colliers International South Florida, LLC, makes any representation or warranty, expressed or implied, as to the accuracy or completeness of this confidential memorandum or any of its contents, and no legal liability is assumed or is to be implied by any of the aforementioned with respect thereto. Prospective offers are advised to verify the information independently. The Owner reserves the right to change the price or any information in this Memorandum, or to withdraw the Property from the market at any time, without notice. This confidential memorandum shall not be deemed an indication of the state of affairs of the Property or the Owner, nor shall it constitute an indication that there has been no change in the business or affairs of the Property or the Owner since the date of preparation of this memorandum. By your receipt of this confidential memorandum, you agree that the information contained herein is of a confidential nature and you will not disclose this memorandum or any part of the contents to any other person, firm or entity without prior authorization from Colliers International South Florida, LLC.

OFFERING PROCEDUREOffers should be submitted in the form of a non-binding Letter of Intent and must specify the following:• Price• Length of Inspection Period• Length of Closing Period• Amount of earnest money deposit at execution of a Purchase and Sale Contract, and• Amount of additional deposit upon expiration of Inspection Period

CONTACT DETAILS

MICHAEL LEWINSenior AssociateDIR +1 561 353 3643MOB +1 561 236 [email protected]

BRADLEY ARENDT Vice PresidentDIR +1 954 652 4622MOB +1 773 343 [email protected]

Colliers International South Florida, LLC200 E Broward Blvd, Ste 120Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301+1 954 652 4600

www.colliers.com

4100 N FEDERAL HIGHWAYFORT LAUDERDALE, FLORIDA


TABLE OF CONTENTS> EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

The Offering ....................................................................................................................................................... 4Investment Highlights .................................................................................................................................. 5Site Aerials .......................................................................................................................................................... 6

> PROPERTY SUMMARYProperty Photos ............................................................................................................................................... 7Site Survey ......................................................................................................................................................... 8Floor Plan/As-Built Drawings ...................................................................................................................... 10-11

> MARKET SUMMARYClosed Comparable Sales.............................................................................................................................. 12Comparable Space for Lease ....................................................................................................................... 13Market Drivers ................................................................................................................................................... 14-21


Colliers International is pleased to present the opportunity to acquire or lease a beautifully renovated restaurant totaling 6,897 square feet and located on the highly trafficked North Federal Highway in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. This newly renovated building is situated on a 31,368 square foot lot and offers over 215 feet of street frontage along Federal Highway between Commercial Boulevard and Oakland Park Boulevard.

The property is strategically positioned just minutes from famous area beaches and surrounded by a mixture of commercial, residential and recreational properties. The building is vacant and ready for a new tenant or an owner-user. This is a tremendous opportunity to acquire a prime location along Federal Highway in Fort Lauderdale.

PROPERTY SUMMARY

• TOTAL BUILDING AREA 6,730 SF

• TOTAL LOT SIZE 0.72 acres (31363.2 SF)

• PROPERTY ADDRESS 4100 N Federal HighwayFort Lauderdale, FL 33308

• YEAR BUILT 1968, fully renovated in 2014

• NO. OF FLOORS Two

• PARKING 56 spaces

• ZONING B-1, Fort Lauderdale

• GENERAL USE Retail/Restaurant

• STREET FRONTAGE 210’ on N Federal Highway

• BUILDING EXTERIOR Concrete block

• TENANCY Vacant

• OCCUPANCY Vacant

• PARCEL NUMBER 49 42 24 08 0250

• TRAFFIC COUNTSN Federal Highway - 54,538 AADT

• RESTAURANT SEATING CAPACITY183 seating capacity

• FEATURESSome restaurant equipment in place with outdoor patio seating

• DEMOGRAPHICS 1-Mile RadiusPopulation - 13,288Households - 6,485Average Age - 45.00Median HH Income - $57,961Daytime Employees - 22,082

3-Mile RadiusPopulation - 127,943Households - 61,354Average Age - 44.80Median HH Income - $51,928Daytime Employees - 108,744

• PRICING EXPECTATIONSSale Price: 3.8 Million / $565 PSFLease Rate: $40 PSF (NNN)

THE OFFERING


E XC E P T I O N A L LO C AT I O N The Property is bounded by Commercial Boulevard to the north, Oakland Park Boulevard to the south, N Ocean Boulevard to the east and Interstate 95 to the west. The asset is just minutes from the Coral Ridge Country Club, beautiful Fort Lauderdale beach, major retailers and restaurants. Located on N Federal Highway, a major north-south arterial, the property sees an average of 54,538 cars per day and offers excellent visibility with over 215 feet of street frontage. The surrounding area offers a mix of residential, commercial and recreational properties with a population of 127,943, a total of 61,354 households and an average household income of $78,420 within a three mile radius.

F O R T L AU D E R D A L E O V E R V I E WThe City of Fort Lauderdale, also known as “The Venice of America” is the largest city in Broward County and the eighth largest city in the State. Located on Florida’s southeastern coast, the City is centrally-located in the heart of Florida’s most populated tri-county region approximately 23 miles north of Miami and 42 miles south of Palm Beach. For many years, Fort Lauderdale has attracted thousands of locals and visitors to the areas to enjoy its beautiful white-sand beaches and miles of scenic waterways. Beyond the booming tourism economy, Fort Lauderdale has an advantageous business climate appealing to a diverse range of industries including marine, manufacturing, finance, insurance, technology and aviation, among others. The semi-tropical climate and array of cultural, entertainment and educational amenities make Fort Lauderdale one of the “Top 25 Places to Live” and one of the “Top 10 Downtowns in the US” attracting new residents and supporting the retail market. Millennials are drawn to the City’s climate, education options and the quality of life. Recently, Forbes named Fort Lauderdale as the “2nd Happiest City for Young Professionals in the US.

T H E R E B I R T H O F F O R T L AU D E R DA L EWhile Fort Lauderdale has always had tourism, this emerging cosmopolitan city is fast becoming a preeminent live-work-play community due to large and growing residential and retail offerings and the almost 8 million square feet of office within the urban core. Additionally, two major transit projects are underway downtown; All Aboard Florida’s Brightline high-speed passenger rail is under construction and will connect Fort Lauderdale to Miami, West Palm Beach and Orlando along a 235-mile line. Also, The Wave Streetcar is planned local three-mile loop the will provide residents with frequent and convenient transportation within the urban core. These projects will dramatically change the mass transit infrastructure in Fort Lauderdale.

AREA HIGHLIGHTS


S ITE AERIAL

N FEDERAL HIGHWAY

OAKLAN

D PARK BO

ULEVARD

CORAL RIDGE MALL

FRESH MARKET

THE ENCLAVE AT CORAL RIDGE COUNTRY CLUB

SUBJECT PROPERTY

CORAL RIDGE COUNTRY CLUB


PROPERT Y PHOTOS


S ITE SUR VEY


AS-BUILT FLOOR PLAN


SOUTH ELEVATION

NORTH ELEVATION

AS-BUILT DRAWINGS


# PROPERTY ADDRESS SALE DATE YEAR BUILTLAND AREA

(SF)BUILDING AREA

(SF)SALE PRICE

PRICE PSFLAND

PRICE PSFBUILDING

CAP RATE

1 1150 NE 26th Street 2/12/15 2001 55,948 12,668 $5,200,000 $92.94 $410.48 4.65%

2 2150 E Commercial Boulevard 4/2/15 2015 113,469 12,500 $8,655,000 $76.28 $692.40 4.91%

3 200-206 SW 2nd Street 7/31/15 1959 8,050 11,312 $5,838,071 $725.23 $516.10 6.00%

4 906-910 NE 20th Avenue 6/29/15 1959 8,276 4,809 $1,650,000 $199.37 $343.11 6.50%

5 4300-4370 N Federal Highway 2/26/15 1978 66,647 25678 $6,247,000 $93.73 $243.28 6.75%

6 15 SW 7th Street 4/12/16 1956 7,000 1,485 $1,000,000 $142.86 $673.40 7.50%

7 2121-2151 N Federal Highway 3/12/15 2013 63,598 12,300 $6,025,000 $94.74 $489.84 7.75%

8 4520 N Federal Highway 11/30/16 1961 7,405 1,226 $660,000 $89.13 $538.34 -Average $481.23

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PROPERTY NAME PROPERTY ADDRESS CITY SIZE COMP SPACE

SFUSE ASKING NNN

RENT COMMENTS

1. PMG Plaza 1101-1131 N Federal Highway Fort Lauderdale 18,674 4,300 Restaurant $24.00 PSF Former IHOP end-cap

2. Proposed 1555 N Federal Highway Fort Lauderdale 9,000 9,000 TBD $65.00 PSF Proposed

3. Thomasville Center 2930 N Federal Highway Fort Lauderdale 13,000 13,000 Furniture $30.00 PSF 2-story building, can be subdivided

4. Fidelity Investments Building 2948 N Federal Highway Fort Lauderdale 7,062 7,062 Financial Services $40.00 PSF Available 3/2017

5. Peters 3365 N Federal Highway Fort Lauderdale 6,500 6,500 TBD $36.92 PSF 2 story building, can be subdivided

6. Cellars Wine & Spirits 1739 E Sunrise Boulevard Fort Lauderdale 6,849 6,849 Wine Store $38.00 PSF Great visibility

Average $39.00 PSF

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COMPARABLE SPACE FOR LEASE


BEACHES DISTANCE TO SITE: 2 MILESMore than seven miles of sparkling beaches run along the Atlantic Ocean on the East side of the City attracting thousands of visitors each year. The City’s award-winning wavewall and signature beachfront promenade highlight Fort Lauderdale’s world famous coastline, where tourists and locals can find numerous shops, restaurants and cafes. The beach also offers a variety of activities including boating, jet skiing and volleyball.

PORT EVERGLADESDISTANCE TO SITE: 8 MILES Port Everglades is one of the busiest cruise ports in the world. It is ranked the highest seaport in Florida by revenue ($153 million) and the number one seaport for exports. It is a leading container port in Florida and among the most active cargo ports in the United States. Named “2013 Best Domestic Port” by Porthole Cruise Magazine, Port Everglades offers cruises to more than 3.7 million passengers each year (2015). A number of capital and improvements in the Port’s Five Year Master Plan position the port to expand operation to 5.6 million passengers in 2033. Port Everglades has also been selected as “World’s Top Cruise Port” in 2013 and 2010 by Seatrade Insider. During the 2015-2016 cruise season, Port Everglades set multiple record breaking days for the number of cruise guests passing through Port Everglades in a single day. Interest in Port Everglades grows as the Seaport Cruise Trade Convention moves to Fort Lauderdale from Miami for the next three years. Also, the anticipated launch of Royal Caribbean’s Harmony of the Seas and the launch of travel to Cuba creates additional opportunities for growth.

MA JOR MARKE T DRIVERS | EXCELLENT LOCATION & CONNEC TIVIT Y



FT. LAUDERDALE-HOLLYWOOD INTERNATIONAL AIRPORTDISTANCE TO SITE: 10 MILES Fort Lauderdale’s economic well-being is intrinsically entwined with Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport (FLL) system and its robust aviation industry. The nation’s 4th fastest growing airport, FLL, offers domestic and international flights in conjunction with nearby Miami International and Palm Beach International Airports. It is ranked as the 21st busiest airport in the country transporting 26 million passengers in and out of Fort Lauderdale in 2015, and 13th in domestic origin and destination passengers. FLL offers more than 325 departure and 325 arrival flights, with 73,000 travelers passing through the four terminals each day.

Major projects at FLL Airport: • The new South Runway opened in September 2014 • Terminal 4 will expand from 10 to 14 gates with more

international gates • The Terminal Modernization Program will upgrade and

improve Terminals 1, 2, and 3 • Concourse A in Terminal 1 will have five gates for both

international and domestic flights


ALL ABOARD FLORIDA/BRIGHTLINEDISTANCE TO SITE: 6 MILES All Aboard Florida is developing Brightline, an express, intercity train service arriving in 2017. The bright line train will connect Fort Lauderdale to Miami, West Palm Beach and Orlando Airport along a 235-mile line. Future plans include linking Tampa and Jacksonville to the line. Poised to further Fort Lauderdale’s position as a fully connected “City of Tomorrow,” the Downtown Fort Lauderdale station will provide a new gateway into the city connecting to the Sun Trolley, Broward County Transit System and the future Wave Streetcar. With visitors to Florida expected to reach 100 million, All Aboard Florida will connect four large tourist destinations, offering convenient transportation and encouraging extended visits in Florida.

The construction and ongoing benefits of All Aboard Florida include: • A time savings of 25-30% vs. existing travel options • More than $333 million economic impact to Broward County’s

economy through 2021 generating over $34 million in additional tax revenue for the county

• 800 jobs supported in Broward County though the construction of the station and rail line

• A $6 billion economic impact across Florida, creating over 10,000 jobs during construction



DOWTOWN FORT LAUDERDALE/LAS OLASDISTANCE TO SITE: 5.9 MILES

Downtown Fort Lauderdale has been transformed into a walkable “live, work & play” cosmopolitan environment. The CBD offers over 4 million square feet of class A office space and a wide variety of housing with hundreds of restaurants, shops, attractions, and amenities. Since the 1900’s, the Las Olas Corridor has been the heart and soul of Fort Lauderdale. Not only is this unique and eclectic shopping and dining district well-positioned to enjoy the views of the New River that runs through the heart of the City, the Boulevard provides a primary connection from downtown to the beach. Designed to spur economic growth, the City succeeded in developing a “must-visit” international dining and shopping destination. The area features over 30 al fresco dining options, 10 major international art galleries, 3 world class museums, 1 charming historic hotel and 75 fashion boutiques and shops.

FORT LAUDERDALE CONVENTION CENTER DISTANCE TO SITE: 8 MILES

The Fort Lauderdale Convention Center is South Florida’s premiere waterfront conference center– a stunning 600,000 square foot facility, just footsteps away from the subject site. This three story convention center contains 200,000 square feet of exhibit hall space, a 33,000 square foot and a 20,000 square-foot ballroom; 54,325 square feet of meeting space, 101,276 square feet of pre-function/registration space and 22,000 square feet of food preparation area. A proposed $550 million expansion project would add 300,000 square feet and an 800 room headquarters hotel to the site by 2020, thus increasing tourism and the number of jobs in the area. Each year, the Convention Center holds more than 120 events bringing 350,000 visitors to the area.

MA JOR MARKE T DRIVERS | FIRST CLASS AMENITIES & ENTERTAINMENT


Tourism is Greater Fort Lauderdale’s second largest industry; in 2015, Greater Fort Lauderdale welcomed more than 15 million visitors. Visitor expenditures increased to $14 billion, with $4 billion of that spent on food services and $3 billion spent on retail shopping. Hotel occupancy rates have climbed consistently to rates higher than pre-recession levels. In 2015, hotel occupancy was at 78 percent, an increase of 130 basis points since 2009. In 2015, Fort Lauderdale/Hollywood International Airport (FLL) serviced 26,941,671 passengers, representing an 8.9 percent increase from 2014. Of the increased number of visitors, there was a 15 percent increase in international travelers and a 7 percent increase in domestic travelers to FLL. Based on airline schedules and historical data, FLL’s total passenger traffic is projected to increase to an estimated 29 million passengers in 2016.

GREATER FORT LAUDERDALE TOTAL VISITORS

INTERNATIONAL DOMESTIC TOTAL VISITORS

2013 3,102,000 10,243,000 13,345,000

2014 3,314,000 10,971,000 14,285,000

2015 3,411,000 11,985,000 15,397,000

15 vs 14 2.9% 9.2% 7.8%

% of Total 22.2% 77.8% 100.0%

GREATER FORT LAUDERDALE VISITOR EXPENDITURES


Shopping $644,831,000 $2,265,755,000 $2,910,586,000

Food $905,909,000 $3,183,109,000 $4,089,018,000

Room $789,525,000 $2,774,168,000 $3,563,693,000

Entertainment $298,824,000 $1,049,984,000 $1,348,808,000

Miscellaneous $128,966,000 $453,151,000 $582,117,000

Trans $377,462,000 $1,326,296,000 $1,703,758,000

Total $3,145,518,000 $11,052,463,000 $14,197,980,000

FORT LAUDERDALE-HOLLYWOOD INTERNATIONAL AIRPORTTOTAL ARRIVING DEPARTING PASSENGERS


2013 3,698,567 19,861,212 23,559,779

2014 4,659,756 19,988,550 24,648,306

2015 5,500,232 21,441,439 26,941,671

MA JOR MARKE T DRIVERS | WORLD-CLASS TOURIST DESTINATION


The population within a one-mile radius grew by 4.1 percent from 12,240 in 2010 to 12,738 residents in 2016. The population is projected to grow by an additional 5.9 percent by 2021 to 13,487 residents. The population has a median age of 48 years, and an average disposable income of $45,165. The average household income for the population within a one-mile radius of the site is estimated at over $80,000 per household and is expected to grow by 13 percent over the next five years. A growing demand for retail and entertainment options is driven by the retiring baby boomer population and the recent influx of millennials into the Fort Lauderdale area.

AREA DEMOGRAPHICS

1 MILE 3 MILES 5 MILES

2010 Population 12,240 116,210 257,114

2016 Population 12,738 123,818 275,183

2021 Population 13,487 132,946 295,764

Annual Growth Rate (2016-2021) 1.15% 1.43% 1.45%

2010 Households 6,038 56,379 117,671

2016 Households 6,242 59,544 124,610

2021 Households 6,584 63,581 133,152

Annual Growth Rate (2016-2021) 1.07% 1.32% 1.33%

Average Household Size 2.03 2.06 2.17

2016 Average Household Income $80,750 $78,940 $72,140

2021 Average Household Income $91,258 $87,679 $79,565

MIGRATION INTO FORT LAUDERDALE

FROM NUMBER OF MIGRANTS

Miami, FL 29,394

West Palm Beach,FL 9,393

New York, NY 5,478

Orlando, FL 2,622

Atlanta, GA 1,968

Tampa, FL 1,718

Nassau County, NY 1,083

Port St. Lucie, FL 1,011

Jacksonville, FL 974

Washington, DC 950

Total In-Migration 88,863

2016 Population

275,183Average Income

$72,140 Total Households

124,610

DEMOGRAPHIC OVER VIEW


CONSUMER BEHAVIOR TRENDS • More than 75% of the population within a

one-mile radius dined at a family restaurant/steak house within the past six months.

• On average, consumers within a one-mile radius spend $9,000 or 13 percent of their total income on food and drink each year.

• Consumers within a one-mile radius have a median disposable income of $45,165.

• Within a one-mile radius, there’s a retail demand for food and drink in the amount of $25 million.

• Each day, approximately 54,538 vehicles travel along US-1 where the restaurant is located.

MARKE T OVER VIEW | RESTAURANTS


NAME PROPERTY ADDRESS CITY ZIPCODE

1 Capital Grille 2430 E Sunrise Boulevard Fort Lauderdale 33304

2 IHOP 1101 N Federal Highway Fort Lauderdale 33304

3 P.F. Chang's 2418 E Sunrise Boulevard Fort Lauderdale 33304

4 Tijuana Flats 1619 E Sunrise Boulevard Fort Lauderdale 33304

5 Denny's 650 N State Road 7 Margate 33063

6 IHOP 1821 N State Road 7 Margate 33063

7 Five Guys 7268 W Atlantic Boulevard Margate 33063

8 Applebee's 5377 W Atlantic Boulevard Margate 33063

9 IHOP 1241 S Federal Highway Fort Lauderdale 33316

10 The Cheesecake Factory 600 E Las Olas Boulevard Fort Lauderdale 33301

11 Smashburger 1732 N Federal Highway Fort Lauderdale 33305

12 Pei Wei 1730 N Federal Highway Fort Lauderdale 33305

13 Chipotle 1736 N Federal Highway Fort Lauderdale 33305

14 Chipotle 4850 N Federal Highway Fort Lauderdale 33308

15 Miller's Ale House 2861 N Federal Highway Fort Lauderdale 33306

16 Chart House 3000 NE 32nd Avenue Fort Lauderdale 33308

17 Joe's Crab Shack 1451 N Federal Highway Fort Lauderdale 33304

18 California Pizza Kitchen 2301 N Federal Highway Fort Lauderdale 33305

19 Ruth's Chris 2525 N Federal Highway Fort Lauderdale 33305

20 Denny's 3151 NW 9th Avenue Fort Lauderdale 33309

21 Moe's 2400 W Commercial Boulevard Tamarac 33309

22 IHOP 3101 W Oakland Park Boulevard Fort Lauderdale 33311

23 Waffle House 4840 Powerline Road Fort Lauderdale 33309

24 IHOP 2 N State Road 7 Plantation 33317

25 Hooters 17 S Atlantic Boulevard Unit 304 Fort Lauderdale 33316

26 Morton's 500 E Broward Boulevard Fort Lauderdale 33394

27 Outback Steakhouse 6201 N Federal Highway Fort Lauderdale 33308

28 Smokey Bones 6500 N Federal Highway Fort Lauderdale 33308

NAME PROPERTY ADDRESS CITY ZIPCODE

29 Denny's 911 E Commercial Boulevard Oakland Park 33334

30 Denny's 5000 N Federal Highway Fort Lauderdale 33308

31 Smashburger 5975 N Federal Highway Fort Lauderdale 33308

32 T.G.I. Friday's 6200 N Federal Highway Fort Lauderdale 33308

33 Moe's 6234 N Federal Highway Fort Lauderdale 33308

34 Chili's 6302 NW 9th Avenue Fort Lauderdale 33309

35 Chipotle 6320 N Andrews Avenue Fort Lauderdale 33309

36 Carrabba's 1299 S Federal Highway Pompano Beach 33062

37 Golden Corral 2100 W Atlantic Boulevard Pompano Beach 33069

38 IHOP 1395 Pompano Parkway Pompano Beach 33069

39 Longhorn Steakhouse 6225 N Andrews Avenue Fort Lauderdale 33309

40 Hooters 6345 N Andrews Avenue Fort Lauderdale 33309

41 Five Guys 6365 N Andrews Fort Lauderdale 33309

42 Red Lobster 5950 N Federal Highway Fort Lauderdale 33308

43 Ruby Tuesday 299 SW 26th Avenue Pompano Beach 33069

44 Olive Garden 5550 N Federal Highway Fort Lauderdale 33308

45 Tijuana Flats 5065 N Dixie Highway Oakland Park 33334

46 Tijuana Flats 431 S Federal Highway Pompano Beach 33062

47 First Watch 4715 N Ocean Drive Lauderdale-by-the-sea 33308

48 Bonefish Grill 6200 N Federal Highway Fort Lauderdale 33308

49 CiCi's Pizza 5379 W Atlantic Boulevard Pompano Beach 33063

50 Hungry Howie's 7304 Royal Palm Boulevard Margate 33063

51 Pizza Hut 2759 W Oakland Park Boulevard Oakland Park 33311

52 Pizza Hut 1239 S Federal Highway Fort Lauderdale 33316

53 Blaze Pizza 6334 N Andrews Avenue Fort Lauderdale 33309

54 Mellow Mushroom 525 N Federal Highway Fort Lauderdale 33301

55 Panera Bread 5975 N Federal Highway Fort Lauderdale 33308

56 Panera Bread 1762 N Federal Highway Fort Lauderdale 33305

AREA RESTAURANTS | 5 MILE RADIUS

Accelerating success.

CONTACT DETAILS

MICHAEL LEWINSenior AssociateDIR +1 561 353 4643MOB +1 561 236 [email protected]

BRADLEY ARENDT Vice PresidentDIR +1 954 652 4622MOB +1 773 343 [email protected]

MIKA MATTINGLYExecutive Vice PresidentDIR +1 786 517 [email protected]

GERARD YETMINGExecutive Vice PresidentDIR +1 786 517 4995 [email protected]

Colliers International South Florida, LLC200 E Broward Blvd, Suite 120Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301+1 954 652 4600

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