Starwood Capital Group and joint venture affiliates closed a deal worth more than $178 million with Duke Realty for an office portfolio in Sunrise, Pompano Beach and Plantation.
April 10, 2015 at 12:00 AM
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Indianapolis-based Duke Realty has sold off a massive $178 million Broward County commercial portfolio as part of a larger national deal with a joint venture valued at $1.2 billion.
Duke traded prime office holdings in Sunrise, Plantation and Pompano Beach to a joint venture led by Starwood Capital Group, according to nine deeds recorded Thursday in Broward County.
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