Publix rings up another Miami-Dade shopping center on heels of $83M deal
Publix Super Markets bought yet another Miami-Dade shopping center it anchors, bringing its recent investment to over $100 million. It paid $23.7 million to buy a plaza from the same seller that sold the grocer an $83.3 million shopping center near Miami International Airport a few weeks ago. First Washington Realty sold the 82,500-square-foot Shoppes at Quail Roost at 20201 Southwest 127th Avenue, northwest of Southland Mall, to the Lakeland-based grocer, records show. The price works out to $287 per square foot, well below the $407 per square foot Publix recently paid for the 204,740-square-foot Airpark Plaza at 5705 Northwest […]This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
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