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Multi-Housing News reports BTI Partners has topped off the redevelopment of the former Hollywood Bread Building site into a 25-story mixed-use tower featuring 362 luxury apartments and 16,000 square feet of retail space in downtown Hollywood, Florida.
Florida YIMBY reports BTI Partners has topped off The Bread Building, a 25-story apartment tower located at 1740 South Young Circle in downtown Hollywood. The redevelopment of the former Hollywood Bread Building site will bring 362 luxury apartments and 16,000 square feet of retail space.
Marina Pointe at Westshore Marina District — one of Tampa’s most luxurious waterfront condominiums — is launching sales of its third and final tower.
South Florida Business Journal features BTI Partners CEO Noah Breakstone in an executive profile.
Axios reports on how high inflation and surging interest rates are pricing out homebuyers, impacting the real estate market and residential development projects in 2024.
TBBW reports on Marina Pointe closing on 98% of the condominiums in Tower One, as reservations for Tower Two are converted to contracts.
In an interview with Invest: Greater Fort Lauderdale, BTI Partners CEO Noah Breakstone spoke on the current outlook of South Florida real estate, development opportunities in Broward County,
In an article from Orlando Business Journal, BTI Partners’ CEO Noah Breakstone offers his thoughts on how Brightline’s new Orlando station is poised to shape real estate development across the state.
BTI Partners announces the redevelopment of the Hollywood Bread Building site, a 362-unit multifamily project in South Florida with retail space on the ground floor.
BTI Partners secures $83M for its Hollywood Bread Building redevelopment project featuring 362 market-rate units and 16,000 square feet of retail in Hollywood, Florida.
In an interview with Invest:, Dominic Pickering, BTI Partners’ executive director for the West Coast of Florida, emphasized the importance of Marina Pointe’s Tower I in South Tampa’s transformation into a luxury market.
Florida is currently grappling with high inflation and surging housing costs, leading to an uptick in the Consumer Price Index (CPI) for the state.