RedSky Capital buys again in Miami’s Design District

19 March 2015

RedSky Capital has struck again in the trendy Design District of Miami with the purchase of a $28 million property. Located on 35 N.E. 40th Street, the 17,391 square foot building was sold to an affiliate of RedSky. The three-story retail and office center building was built in 1969 and sits on a 12,500 square foot lot. The transaction works out to $1,610 per square foot for the building space. The building was last sold in 2004 for $2 million. RFK has represented RedSky in their most recent Miami acquisitions this year.

“The Design District is an extremely attractive market to New York-based investors, who view Miami as a gateway for brick and mortar exposure to affluent domestic and international tourists,” Drew Schaul said. “With foreign and out-of-state capital becoming more accessible, investor demand for well-located retail assets is increasing not only within the Design District, but spilling over into neighboring areas such as Wynwood and Edgewater.”​

​RedSky also acquired the Wynwood Block building in Miami for $29.5 million. The ​​28,754 square f​oot ​​property has ​sits on a 37,800 square foot lot. The property​, which was​ built in 1948, last sold for $6.35 million in 2012, and has ​redevelopment potential​. ​RFK’s Benjamin Mandell and Drew Schaul represented RedSky in the deal.​

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