Flow affiliate sells unfinished Miami Worldcenter office, retail building for $27M
An affiliate of Adam Neumann’s Flow sold an unfinished three-story retail and office building at Miami Worldcenter for $26.6 million, marking the third site within the mixed-use mega-complex to trade this year. Daniel Cardenas and Michael Sullivan, of retail leasing brokerage and development consultancy Vertical Real Estate, and Brazilian investor Gustavo Agostini bought the 0.6-acre property at 711 North Miami Avenue, according to a news release from Cardenas and Sullivan. The pair bought the building as a personal investment separate from Miami Beach-based Vertical Real Estate, which was co-founded by broker Lyle Stern in 2023. The seller is MWC Block […]This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
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