Miami, FL (December 21, 2017) – In a noteworthy luxury real estate transaction in southeastern Florida, Stroock has represented JPMorgan Asset Management in its purchase of the 336-unit Parc Station Apartments in Hollywood, FL, for more than $90 million. The seller was a joint venture between Ram Realty Services and Pinnacle Housing Group.
Parc Station is a 14.5-acre apartment complex located minutes from the Atlantic coast in Broward County and built in 2016. Amenities include a residents' clubhouse with an outdoor pool as well as a fitness center and playground. Parc Station comprises 17 three-story buildings totaling 376,560 square feet.
Stroock real estate partner Ira Teicher and associate John-Paul Ovadia represented longtime client JPMorgan Asset Management on the deal.
Stroock's 85-member national real estate group helps clients structure, negotiate and close some of the country's largest commercial real estate transactions including: the development and recapitalization of 10 Hudson Yards in NYC; the redevelopment of the former Washington Post site in the heart of Washington, D.C.; the sale of 1285 Avenue of the Americas located in Rockefeller Center; the sale of the Southeast Financial Center, an iconic office building in downtown Miami; the recapitalization of the Century Plaza Towers, the most recognizable trophy office complex in the Century City area of Los Angeles; the disposition of 2 Independence Square serving as the headquarters for NASA in Washington D.C.; the 1.9 million square-foot mega-project of Essex Crossing on the Lower East Side of NYC; the acquisition of the Department of Veterans Affairs Hospital in Loma Linda, CA and the redevelopment of the World Trade Center site in Lower Manhattan.
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