Tampa Bay Business Journal: Best Real Estate Deals- Westshore City Center

December 3, 2021

Westshore City Center is a 300,000-square-foot property currently undergoing a $20 million renovation and a top reuse/rehab project for the 2021 Best Real Estate Deals. Top Reuse/Rehab Project: Westshore City Center Leasing agent: Franklin Street, Matt Alexander, Chad Rupp, Alex Wright Architect: Behar Peteranecz General contractor: VCC Landlord/developer: Ally Capital Group Project manager: Franklin Street Financier: Valley National Bank Tenants: First Watch, Heritage Insurance, Beach…

South Florida Business Journal: Property under contract to be sold in area that will ‘look very different three years from now,’ broker says

A 49-year-old office building in North Miami Beach is under contract to be sold for just under its listing price of $10 million, a broker involved in the pending deal told the South Florida Business Journal. Adam Tiktin, a managing director of mixed-use office and retail for the Tampa-headquartered commercial brokerage Franklin Street, said he brokered…

Jacksonville Business Journal: After years of ups and down, 220 Riverside commercial space comes alive again

December 1, 2021

The previously vacant ground floor commercial space at 220 Riverside, a mixed-use building in the Brooklyn area of Jacksonville, will soon be fully leased once again, according to the retail team at Franklin Street. When the development at 220 Riverside opened in 2015, it was with great fanfare, with the commercial space in the property attracting some high-end tenants. The adjacent Unity…

Shopping Center Business: Healthcare Tenants Grow Presence In Retail Environments

Landlords focus on consumer convenience by signing healthcare tenants to fulfill demand for medical services and boost profitability. Since the Great Recession, shopping center and mixed-use owners and developers have become more amenable to alternative tenants. Over the past few years, it has become more common for to turn to healthcare tenants as the population…

CoStar News: Investors Pour Into Student Housing Deals

Return to In-Person Learning Boosted Demand in Recent Months Even as Enrollment Declines, Fannie Mae Says The return of most college students to in-person learning this fall has given a boost to student housing, according to a new analysis from Fannie Mae, the government-sponsored mortgage giant. Improving fundamentals have brought investors back en masse, and…