Steelbridge previously sold it in 2006 and re-purchased in 2014 from the same firm it sold it to.
January 28, 2021 at 03:43 PM
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South Florida real estate reporter
An Illinois-based boutique private equity firm has now disposed of Fort Lauderdale office tower Cypress Financial Center twice — this time for $44.24 million.
Steelbridge, through affiliate Steelbridge CFC LLC, sold the 11-story building and adjacent garage to CFC Offices LLC, which has ties to Tampa-based office real estate firm Vision Properties, according to a Broward County deed.
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