Mike Seemuth

6 days ago | therealdeal.com | Mike Seemuth

A company led by Mark S. Gold, founder of The Ticket Clinic, advanced plans to build a condo-style storage facility in Pembroke Pines for collectors of expensive cars. The Pembroke Pines City Commission voted Wednesday to rezone the development site of the unnamed car-storage condominium on Pines Boulevard west of I-75.

1 week ago | therealdeal.com | Mike Seemuth

A Puerto Rico-based developer won city approvals for a mixed-use development in Hallandale Beach with 116 rentals, including 17 affordable housing units with below-market rents. The Hallandale City Commission on Wednesday unanimously approved SAG Development’s applications for a major development plan, zoning variances, and so-called “redevelopment area modifications” to allow the planned project at 219 Pembroke Road, a 1.5-acre site east of I-95 near the Big Easy Casino.

1 week ago | therealdeal.com | Mike Seemuth

MMG Equity Partners advanced its plan to develop an eight-story apartment building adjacent to Plantation Square, a shopping center that the firm acquired four years ago. The Plantation City Council voted Wednesday to approve a land use change and rezoning of the 12.9-acre shopping center property on the southwest corner of West Sunrise Boulevard and North University Drive.

3 weeks ago | therealdeal.com | Mike Seemuth

Billionaire developer Steve Ross advanced his plan to develop a kindergarten-through-12th-grade private school on 55 acres of city-owned land in West Palm Beach near Florida’s Turnpike. The West Palm Beach City Commission on Monday voted unanimously to declare the 55-acre site as surplus city land and authorize negotiations based on a term sheet for the sale of the property to Related Southeast, LLC, also known as Ross’ Related Ross.

4 weeks ago | therealdeal.com | Mike Seemuth

Pinnacle Housing Group and its partners advanced its plan to build a 196-unit Live Local Act affordable housing complex with separate buildings for seniors and workforce tenants in Fort Lauderdale’s Cypress Creek area. The Fort Lauderdale City Commission last week approved a $640,000 loan commitment to help the Miami-based developer finance construction of 96 rent-controlled, workforce housing units for the second phase of its Pinnacle at Cypress project.