"I’m really bullish on Fort Lauderdale. Part of the reason is that it’s really the hole in the donut."
The Miami-based developer behind the sprawling, nine-tower redevelopment of Fort Lauderdale’s Galleria Mall says he’s excited about the project, but he has one major complaint: it’s taking too long.
Russell Galbut, who’s real estate collective purchased the dying shopping mall last year, discussed his plans for the mall and presented never-before-seen renderings of the redevelopment while speaking on a panel at a real estate conference Thursday afternoon in Hollywood.
A slideshow presentation quickly flipped through images of a shiny new Macy’s store, tall glass towers and verdant landscaping for the crowd of real estate moguls and insiders at the Bisnow Broward State of the Market event.
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