Publix-affiliated companies bought Plantation Towne Square and Colonial Shopping Center in Miami.
December 21, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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Companies affiliated with Publix Super Markets Inc. has acquired a pair of South Florida shopping centers anchored by the grocery chain, according to the brokerage that arranged the transaction.
The Publix companies purchased Plantation Towne Square, a 108,111-square-foot center in Plantation, and Colonial Shopping Center, a 67,351-square-foot center in Miami. HFF, which represented seller Plaza Development Realty Inc. in the transactions, announced the deals Thursday.
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