Found 37 blog entries tagged as Boca Raton Real Estate.

The Challenges Facing Boca Raton Luxury Real Estate Development


The demand for luxury real estate in Boca Raton has never been higher, but many developers are stepping back from new projects. Rising costs, lengthy construction timelines, and changing buyer priorities have led to a slowdown in the creation of new luxury homes. Here’s a look at what’s driving this trend and how it’s impacting the Boca Real Estate Market.

Rising Land Costs in the Boca Raton Real Estate Market

One of the biggest challenges for developers is the soaring cost of land. Across South Florida, property prices have risen dramatically. For instance, a Coral Gables lot that cost $4 million in 2021 could now fetch $7 to $8 million. This mirrors trends in Boca Raton, where limited inventory and high demand have pushed land prices to…

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What the Via Mizner Foreclosure Means for Real Estate in Boca Raton

Recently, news dropped about a $5.7 million foreclosure lawsuit that was filed for a property at 375 E. Royal Palm Road in Boca Raton. This lawsuit, which was actually filed on November 18, 2024, by Precedent Asset Management-4C LLC, highlights the challenges facing property owners in South Florida. Now, another major property in Boca Raton, the 101 Via Mizner apartment building, is at risk of foreclosure.

This situation shows how the Boca Raton real estate market could be changing, with some developers struggling to keep up with loans and rising costs. Let’s dive into what’s happening at Via Mizner and what it could mean for Boca Raton real estate.

What Is Via Mizner?

Via Mizner is a luxury 14-story apartment building with 366 units, located…

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Boca Raton Real Estate: Details On A Development Site Foreclosure Lawsuit


News about the Boca Raton real estate market has been making waves recently due to a significant legal development involving a local developer. Mark A. Gensheimer, the President and CEO of Penn-Florida Cos., is at the center of a $5.7 million foreclosure lawsuit over a prime property located at 375 E. Royal Palm Road in the heart of Boca Raton. The lawsuit, filed on November 18, 2024, by Precedent Asset Management-4C LLC, highlights the challenges in the Boca Raton real estate market and the complex nature of development financing in South Florida.

Details of the Lawsuit and Foreclosure Complaint

The foreclosure lawsuit targets a 1.02-acre site in Boca Raton, a location that had once been earmarked for a large-scale development. According to…

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Boca Raton Real Estate Soars: British Matalan Family Sells Two Mansions for Nearly $23.5 Million


The luxury real estate market in Boca Raton has witnessed another high-profile sale, as a British family behind the Matalan retail empire recently sold two stunning mansions along the Intracoastal Waterway for a combined total of $23.47 million. This significant transaction underscores the continued allure of Boca Raton real estate among affluent buyers, with the homes’ appreciation rates reflecting the growing demand for waterfront properties in South Florida.

The sale, which includes two neighboring estates, marks a milestone in the area’s upscale market. The larger of the two homes, an 8,222-square-foot mansion, sold for a remarkable $19.03 million, while the smaller one fetched $4.44 million. Both properties, though distinct in size, have seen…

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Sundy Village: A Premier Development for Top Realtors in Delray Beach Real Estate


Sundy Village is quickly becoming one of the most anticipated mixed-use developments in Delray Beach. Located in the heart of downtown, this new project blends historic charm with modern amenities, creating a vibrant space for dining, retail, and office use. With its unique location and ambitious vision, Sundy Village is set to transform the Delray Beach real estate landscape.

The development spans 7 acres and centers around the Sundy House, the oldest home in Delray Beach, which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. This incorporation of history into the development process ensures Sundy Village will appeal to those who appreciate the cultural significance of the area while providing access to state-of-the-art facilities. For those…

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Aletto at Sanborn Square: Downtown Boca Raton’s Newest Luxury Office Destination

Welcome to Aletto at Sanborn Square, an iconic addition to Boca Raton real estate offering luxury office spaces and a peaceful workplace setting. Located in Downtown Boca Raton at 123 E. Palmetto Park Rd, Boca Raton, FL, Aletto offers an unparalleled office experience for businesses looking to set up shop at a prestigious location with luxury amenities. This Class A office complex consists of two buildings, Compson Financial Center and Park Place, setting a new benchmark for Florida homes and offices alike. For those seeking premium real estate in Boca Raton, Aletto provides the ultimate blend of convenience, sophistication, and functionality for your work life.

 

A Landmark in Boca Raton Real Estate: Aletto at Sanborn Square

With the demand…

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South Florida Big Lots Store Closures: Bidding Opens for 10 Properties

As Big Lots prepares to close hundreds of stores across the U.S. following its Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing, real estate opportunities are emerging for investors and retailers looking to lease prime commercial space. In South Florida alone, 10 Big Lots locations are up for lease, offering a variety of square footage options in some of the region’s most desirable retail markets. These lease auctions represent a significant shift in the region’s commercial real estate landscape, with prime locations becoming available at competitive rates.

Melville, New York based A&G Real Estate Partners has been tasked with auctioning the leases for these closing stores, including the 296 Big Lots locations set to shutter across the country. With court authorization in…

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Downtown Miami 57-Story Tower Retail Condos to Hit Auction Block

A prime retail space at the base of the 50 Biscayne condominium tower in downtown Miami is set to hit the foreclosure auction block after the property’s owner, Boca Raton-based AZB I LLC, lost a $4.27 million court judgment. The upcoming auction marks the latest chapter in the ongoing legal battle that has embroiled the commercial units within one of Miami’s most prominent high-rise buildings.

The retail spaces in question, which span 7,531 square feet across three commercial units (CU-1, CU-2, and CU-3), will be sold in an online auction on October 30 through Miami-Dade County's court system. This foreclosure is part of a broader trend in South Florida’s real estate market, where economic pressures have led to an uptick in foreclosures, particularly…

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Vertical Bridge in Boca Raton Strikes $3.3 Billion Deal With Verizon

In a significant move for the telecommunications industry, Boca Raton-based Vertical Bridge has entered into an agreement with Verizon Communications to lease and manage thousands of wireless communications towers across the United States. The deal, valued at $3.3 billion, gives Vertical Bridge exclusive rights to oversee 6,339 wireless towers that were previously managed by Verizon subsidiaries.

This strategic partnership will have far-reaching implications for both companies, enabling Verizon to optimize costs and allowing Vertical Bridge to expand its already vast portfolio of wireless infrastructure. Let’s take a closer look at the details of this deal and how it stands to impact the future of telecommunications in the U.S.

Verizon CEO Hans Vestberg

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Motion to Dismiss Bal Harbour Shops' Lawsuit Rejected

A significant legal battle in South Florida's real estate sector has taken a major step forward, as a judge recently denied a motion to dismiss a lawsuit filed by Bal Harbour Shops, LLC. The case centers around the high-end shopping mall's ambitious redevelopment plan, which seeks approval to build three high-rise towers with hundreds of residential units and dozens of hotel rooms on top of the mall, located at 9700 Collins Avenue in Bal Harbour.

The lawsuit, filed under Florida's recently passed Live Local Act, aims to force the Village of Bal Harbour to endorse the application for the project, despite objections raised by village officials. This case could have far-reaching implications for developers, municipalities, and affordable housing efforts…

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