Lidia Dinkova
Real Estate Reporter at The Real Deal
Real estate reporter @trdmiami. Reach me at [email protected]. Past words in @dbreview, @TCPalm, @miamitodaynews, @USATODAY and @AP
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5 days ago |
therealdeal.com | Lidia Dinkova
Bridge Investment Group relinquished a Miami-Dade County office building in a deed in lieu of foreclosure and sold a nearby property for $20.8 million. The deals came as both buildings are struggling with high vacancies. Panattoni Development acquired both the half-vacant Building 1100 at 10451 Northwest 117th Avenue and Building 1300 at 9675 Northwest 117th Avenue, which is about 44 percent vacant, according to records and real estate database Vizzda.
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5 days ago |
therealdeal.com | Lidia Dinkova
Realterm, a logistics real estate company based in Annapolis, Maryland, purchased an 8.4-acre industrial outdoor storage site in Pompano Beach for $25 million. The property at 3120 Northwest 16th Terrace includes a 3.7-acre lot leased to United Rentals and a 4.8-acre lot used for truck parking. This purchase is part of Realterm's recent activity in the South Florida industrial market, with previous acquisitions in Miami and other regions. See a mistake?
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6 days ago |
therealdeal.com | Lidia Dinkova
Miami-Dade Circuit Criminal Court Judge Laura Cruz blasted Hammocks defense attorneys over the slow progress of the nearly three-year-old case. The Hammocks, South Florida’s largest homeowners association, hosted the biggest alleged HOA fraud scheme in the tri-county region’s recent history.
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1 week ago |
therealdeal.com | Lidia Dinkova |Katherine Kallergis
In broad changes, the Florida Legislature passed bills related to condo safety laws enacted after the deadly Surfside condo collapse, and the state’s workforce housing law, known as the Live Local Act. The bills, both approved just before the legislative session closed late last week, now head to Gov. Ron DeSantis’ desk for final approval. Bills aimed at curbing mismanagement and fraud at homeowners associations fizzled early in the session.
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1 week ago |
therealdeal.com | Lidia Dinkova
After supersizing the development potential of a Sears site in Miami, Miami Heat minority owner Raanan Katz’s firm is listing the property for sale with an asking price of over $100 million, The Real Deal has learned. RK Centers wants to sell the 8.1-acre property at 3655 Southwest 22nd Street that’s approved for a 1,050-unit Live Local Act project and 50,000 square feet of retail, according to CBRE, the seller’s brokerage. Robert Given and Brad Capas of CBRE are marketing the property.
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The real estate industry is noticeably mum on Trump's tariffs. "Did fears of angering our quick-tempered leader move a typically loquacious industry to bite its tongue? Maybe." –– TRD's Keith Larsen and Suzannah Cavanaugh write. Full story: https://t.co/do7IsVog9J
Update: Brickell residents opposing the historic declassification of the school building behind First Miami Presbyterian Church lost their fight.
Contentious issue today in front of Miami commissioners: https://t.co/GFwQj0fCk3
Contentious issue today in front of Miami commissioners: https://t.co/GFwQj0fCk3
Commission Meeting - Morning Session - April 10, 2025 https://t.co/7YIoWVCRIz