South Florida Real Estate - Nov. 2006

Martha Brannigan | 11/1/2006

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- REAL ESTATE ? Bascom Palmer Eye Institute recently opened a 7.4-acre campus in Palm Beach Gardens, tripling the size of its former facility. The new campus includes the Maltz Center, a 40,000-sq.-ft. patient care medical offi ce building, and the Frankino Pavilion at the Bascom Palmer Surgery Center, a 10,000-sq.-ft. ambulatory surgery center. ? Kolter Communities won seven awards at the 2006 PRISM Awards, a competition sponsored by the Gold Coast Builders Association. The honors were for the developer's southeast Florida communities: Domani in North Palm Beach, San Matera The Gardens and San Merano at Mirasol in Palm Beach Gardens. ? Construction is under way on Mei, a 21-story Miami Beach luxury condominium with 134 residences whose co-developers are Mitchell Schneiderman and Kevin Maloney, principals of PMG Collins LLC, and local developer Bruce M. Goldstein of Hollywood. Completion is expected in fall 2007. ? Fort Lauderdale-based Weitzer Communities has begun construction on Villa Alhambra, a four-story complex with 35 residences in downtown Coral Gables. The development recently received city approval. ? Sales are under way for Pembroke Park Place, an affordably priced condominium community in Pembroke Park. The complex will comprise three midrise residential buildings with 168 units. ? Toll Brothers recently introduced Jupiter Country Club, a 480-acre community with an 18-hole Greg Norman signature golf course as its centerpiece. The Jupiter development will have 362 single-family luxury homes and 166 two- and three-story townhomes.

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