Tropical Transfers
Son of Wayne Huizenga buys Miami Beach mansion
H. Scott Huizenga bought the five-bedroom 4,304-square-foot home at 5931 Pinetree Drive for $1.75 million.
Latest Deals
Miami-Dade
- Son of Wayne Huizenga buys Miami Beach mansion
- $1.83 million buys seven-bedroom home in North Palm Beach
- Sunny Isles Beach condo sells for $1.73 million
- Sale of three-bedroom Miami condo tops $1 million
- Miami Beach condo sale tops $1.1 million
- Sale of Sunny Isles condo brings $2.8 million
- Key Biscayne condo bought for $4.98 million
- Three-bedroom Miami home sells for $1.35M
- Miami residence picked up for $1.72 million
- Sale on Miami Beach townhouse nets $1.85M
Broward
- Fort Lauderdale residence sells for $3.11 million
- Sale of Weston home nets $1.43 million
- Lighthouse Point residence sells for $1.38 million
- Lighthouse Point home sells for $2.95 million
- Davie residence purchased for $1.16 million
- $1.13 million buys Fort Lauderdale condo
- $1.23 million buys 3 bedrooms in Fort Lauderdale
- Fort Lauderdale home sells for $1.85 million
- Southwest Ranches home brings $2.73M
- Delray Beach condo sells for $1.5 million
Palm Beach County
- Boca Raton residence picked up for $1.75 million
- Palm Beach County home purchased for $1.58 million
- Five-bedroom residence sells for $1.03 million
- Sale of Palm Beach condo tops $1 million
- Highland Beach condo sale tops $1 million
- Boca Raton residence bought for $1.15 million
- North Palm Beach home sold for $2.68 million
- Palm Beach County home bought for $3.3 million
- Boca Raton house sold for $1.45 million
- Palm Beach County home sold for nearly $3 million
SPECIAL REPORTS
Real Estate Biggest Deals 2011
Daily Business Review
It's good to be king. That, in a nutshell, describes the last year in South Florida's commercial real estate market as high-profile and desirable properties went for prices that were reminiscent of the boom days of a few years back.
Commercial Real Estate Annual 2011
Daily Business Review
Like dedicated surfers surfacing after a bad wipe out, commercial real estate buyers, sellers and developers are climbing back on their boards - and looking to catch the next wave.
Industrial Guide 2011
Daily Business Review
The industrial market shows some signs of recovery as two high-profile transactions are early signs the South Florida's industrial market is reviving, but the region's landlords are still being pressed to hand out concessions to lure tenants.
Advertising | Products & Services | Announcements | Real Estate Marketplace | Directories | Events | Community Links
Contact Us | About Us | Subscribe | Privacy | Site Directory
law.com
alm national
alm regional
directories
books & newsletters
research
events & conferences
reprints
online cle
career
