Fort Lauderdale mayor Jack Seiler is bringing in professional help to cut costs and look for missed revenue from its 700-parcel real estate portfolio.
September 03, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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In a move to avoid leaving money on the table, Fort Lauderdale wants a plan to cut costs and scoop up missed revenue from its real estate holdings.
The city is sitting on a 700-parcel portfolio it once managed in-house. After a competitive bidding process, it recruited national brokerage house CBRE Inc. to take stock of its holdings and map out a plan to bring in extra cash.
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