The
53.58-acre property located at 7701-7709 Indrio Rd. in Fort Pierce sold June 3
for $1,300,000. The property includes two retail buildings, a single family
residence and a metal barn. NAI Southcoast President Boyd Bradfield and Vice
President Nikolaus Schroth represented the seller, PNC Bank. Hal Dodt of
Renaissance Realty Associates represented the buyer.
Wednesday, June 5, 2013
Thursday, May 30, 2013
Church property sold in Palm City for $900,000
The
church property located at 5200 SW Martin Highway in Palm City sold May 16 for
$900,000. The 8.1-acre property includes a 6,034-square-foot house of worship
and a 2,302-square-foot pre-school. The buyer, Iglesia Cristiana Senales De
Vida, Inc., of Hollywood, Fla., will take immediate occupancy. NAI Southcoast
President Boyd Bradfield represented the seller, United Methodist Church, Inc.,
as exclusive listing agent.
About NAI Southcoast
Headquartered
in Stuart, NAI Southcoast provides a full spectrum of services available to
regional, national and international clients via our global network of
independent commercial real estate brokerage companies. These include
dispositions, leasing, management and receiver work for Industrial, Office,
Retail, Investment and Land properties. The firm also represents Tenants and
Owners and currently manages nearly 730,000 SF of commercial property. For more
information about NAI Southcoast, please visit www.naisouthcoast.com or connect with us on
Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter and Google+.
About
NAI Global
NAI Global
is one of the leading commercial real estate services providers worldwide.
Headquartered in Princeton, New Jersey, NAI Global manages a network of 5,000
commercial real estate professionals and 350 offices in over 55 countries, and
completes over $45 billion in annual transaction volume. Since 1978, NAI Global
clients have built their businesses on the power of NAI’s expanding network.
NAI Global’s extensive services include corporate real estate services,
brokerage and leasing, property and facilities management, real estate
investment and capital market services, due diligence, global supply chain
consulting and related advisory services. To learn more, visit www.naiglobal.com.
Wednesday, April 24, 2013
Church property sold in Tequesta for $600,000
TEQUESTA,
FL—The church located at 46 Willow Road in Tequesta sold Monday for $600,000. The
2.41-acre property includes three buildings built between 1966 and 1984 totaling
12,264-square-feet. The church was once occupied by Christ the King Evangelical
Lutheran Church. The buyer, Eparchy of Saint Maron of Brooklyn, was represented
by Farris Joseph and will take immediate occupancy. Nikolaus M. Schroth with
NAI Southcoast represented the seller as exclusive listing agent.
About NAI Southcoast
Headquartered
in Stuart, NAI Southcoast provides a full spectrum of services available to
regional, national and international clients via our global network of
independent commercial real estate brokerage companies. These include
dispositions, leasing, management and receiver work for Industrial, Office,
Retail, Investment and Land properties. The firm also represents Tenants and
Owners and currently manages nearly 730,000 SF of commercial property. For more
information about NAI Southcoast, please visit www.naisouthcoast.com or connect with us on
Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter and Google+.
About
NAI Global
NAI
Global is one of the leading commercial real estate services providers
worldwide. Headquartered in Princeton, New Jersey, NAI Global manages a network
of 5,000 commercial real estate professionals and 350 offices in over 55
countries, and completes over $45 billion in annual transaction volume. Since
1978, NAI Global clients have built their businesses on the power of NAI’s
expanding network. NAI Global’s extensive services include corporate real estate
services, brokerage and leasing, property and facilities management, real
estate investment and capital market services, due diligence, global supply
chain consulting and related advisory services. To learn more, visit www.naiglobal.com.
Wednesday, October 10, 2012
NAI Southcoast expands presence on the Treasure Coast
NAI Southcoast, a commercial and industrial real estate firm based in Stuart, announced today the addition of a Fort Pierce brokerage to its network. The new office is located at 800 Virginia Ave., Suite 38A.
Headquartered in Stuart, NAI Southcoast provides a full spectrum of services available to regional, national and international clients via our global network of independent commercial real estate brokerage companies. These include dispositions, leasing, management and receiver work for Industrial, Office, Retail, Investment and Land properties. The firm also represents Tenants and Owners and currently manages nearly 730,000 SF of commercial property.
NAI Southcoast President Boyd Bradfield said the expansion into Fort Pierce is part of the company’s ongoing commitment to enhance client services.
“The addition of the Fort Pierce office aligns with our strategy to continue to grow our full-service platform, which includes asset and property management for assignments all along the Treasure Coast,” he said.
NAI Southcoast is also seeking one or two experienced commercial brokers to assist in covering St. Lucie and Indian River Counties. Interested candidates should submit resumes to scoast@naisouthcoast.com.
Headquartered in Stuart, NAI Southcoast provides a full spectrum of services available to regional, national and international clients via our global network of independent commercial real estate brokerage companies. These include dispositions, leasing, management and receiver work for Industrial, Office, Retail, Investment and Land properties. The firm also represents Tenants and Owners and currently manages nearly 730,000 SF of commercial property.
NAI Southcoast President Boyd Bradfield said the expansion into Fort Pierce is part of the company’s ongoing commitment to enhance client services.
“The addition of the Fort Pierce office aligns with our strategy to continue to grow our full-service platform, which includes asset and property management for assignments all along the Treasure Coast,” he said.
NAI Southcoast is also seeking one or two experienced commercial brokers to assist in covering St. Lucie and Indian River Counties. Interested candidates should submit resumes to scoast@naisouthcoast.com.
Wednesday, August 8, 2012
NAI Global’s Chief Economist sees unprecedented global government intervention in his latest white paper
In his latest white paper, “Unprecedented Global Government Intervention,” NAI Global Chief Economist, Dr. Peter Linneman, discusses the dangers and pitfalls of the extraordinary wave of global government intervention we are currently witnessing in capital markets.
Stuart-based NAI Southcoast represents NAI Global in Martin, St. Lucie and Indian River counties.
Citing historical examples, Linneman demonstrates that intervention leads to prolonged periods of stagnation and uncertainty; “In all, government activity is now deterring the very investment it was hoping to spur.”
“As we enter the third quarter of 2012, we are seeing the pattern of unprecedented government intervention continue,” states Dr. Linneman. “Governments around the world are using the powerful tools at their disposal; spending, regulations, fiscal policy, and taxes to interfere with the free market in hope of sparking economic recovery. The result is that instead of recovery, we are experiencing further distress as the Euro crisis intensifies and even Brazil and China’s economies slow.”
On the U.S. economy, Dr. Linneman notes, “the irony is that the belief in big government is occurring even as trust in the U.S. government (and most other governments) is near an all-time low.” He adds,
“Huge deficit spending causes private spending to decline as the private sector realizes that it has a greater future tax liability of equal magnitude. We have witnessed this in the U.S., almost dollar-for-dollar in deficit spending.”
The white paper also addresses the historical cause and effects of regulatory intervention, unemployment statistics, and the upcoming Fiscal Cliff set to unfold in January 2013.
Unprecedented Global Government Intervention follows Global Economic Round-Up where Dr. Linneman evaluated the state of the global economy in Europe, Asia and the United States, including the impact of the continuing European debt crisis, the rise of China and India and the current state of the U.S. economic recovery. The paper is available for free download at www.naisouthcoast.com.
Stuart-based NAI Southcoast represents NAI Global in Martin, St. Lucie and Indian River counties.
Citing historical examples, Linneman demonstrates that intervention leads to prolonged periods of stagnation and uncertainty; “In all, government activity is now deterring the very investment it was hoping to spur.”
“As we enter the third quarter of 2012, we are seeing the pattern of unprecedented government intervention continue,” states Dr. Linneman. “Governments around the world are using the powerful tools at their disposal; spending, regulations, fiscal policy, and taxes to interfere with the free market in hope of sparking economic recovery. The result is that instead of recovery, we are experiencing further distress as the Euro crisis intensifies and even Brazil and China’s economies slow.”
On the U.S. economy, Dr. Linneman notes, “the irony is that the belief in big government is occurring even as trust in the U.S. government (and most other governments) is near an all-time low.” He adds,
“Huge deficit spending causes private spending to decline as the private sector realizes that it has a greater future tax liability of equal magnitude. We have witnessed this in the U.S., almost dollar-for-dollar in deficit spending.”
The white paper also addresses the historical cause and effects of regulatory intervention, unemployment statistics, and the upcoming Fiscal Cliff set to unfold in January 2013.
Unprecedented Global Government Intervention follows Global Economic Round-Up where Dr. Linneman evaluated the state of the global economy in Europe, Asia and the United States, including the impact of the continuing European debt crisis, the rise of China and India and the current state of the U.S. economic recovery. The paper is available for free download at www.naisouthcoast.com.
Wednesday, May 23, 2012
Stuart Duffin of NAI Southcoast awarded CLS designation
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Stuart Duffin, a sales associate with NAI
Southcoast, was officially recognized by the International Council of Shopping
Centers (ICSC) as a Certified Leasing Specialist on May 18.
The designation reflects the high standards
and expertise that are required on a day-to-day basis to be a successful
shopping center professional.
Founded in 1994, the CLS program was designed
to elevate professional standards, enhance individual performance and designate
those who demonstrate knowledge essential to the practices of shopping center
leasing. The CLS certification is designed to set the individual apart from
other professionals and establishes them as a leader in their field. CLS
designees must have at least four years of experience in shopping center
leasing and pass a comprehensive exam.
The CLS designation is in addition to the Certified
Commercial Investment Member (CCIM) designation Duffin has previously been
awarded.
Tuesday, May 22, 2012
14,200 SF Office/Warehouse Space Sold in Stuart
NAI Southcoast sold a 14,200-square-foot
freestanding building located at 2951 Dominica Terrace in Stuart May 11, 2012. The
property, located off U.S. 1 in Stuart’s industrial area, was sold by WGTJ,
Inc. to Quorum Marine & Electronics, Inc. for $675,000.
Boyd Bradfield and Stuart Duffin of NAI
Southcoast brokered the sale after navigating an extensive short sale process
that involved negotiating with two lenders Bank Atlantic and SBA. Daniel Haggerty
of Mariner Title was instrumental in his work to complete the sale.
“It was a long process but everyone was very
professional in working towards the common goal of getting this closed,” Duffin
said.
Quorum Marine & Electronics, Inc. also
known as Ocean Breeze, is a 20-year-old, Stuart-based business that
manufactures marine-grade industrial and commercial A/C systems. Co-owner Carolyn
Baruch said the company plans to buy new equipment and expand its staff in the
near future.
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