The developer of Fort Lauderdale beach's first condo building without a hotel component in 10 years is using equity to finance early-stage construction.
February 13, 2014 at 10:45 AM
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Developers of the first Fort Lauderdale beach development in 10 years to offer condominiums without a hotel component say their project offers all the perks of a resort—just without the actual resort.
And they’re building it with equity financing and reduced reliance on buyer deposits.
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