The 3.3-acre site is comprised of seven lots just south of the Tarpon River and east of Southeast Third Avenue.
January 04, 2021 at 02:47 PM
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South Florida real estate reporter
The U.S. government has purchased a 3.3-acre site for a new Fort Lauderdale federal courthouse for $13.6 million, a major move forward to replace the existing courthouse that’s in poor condition.
The federal government bought the site from Dunmore Properties Ltd., an affiliate of Fort Lauderdale-based venture capital firm Hudson Capital Group Inc. headed by Steven Hudson.
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A Google Street View of part of the 3.3-acre Fort Lauderdale site selected for a new Broward County federal courthouse. Credit: Google
