Medical Office For Lease SR 54 Land O’ Lakes. FL

Description

Medical Office For Lease Prime SR 54 Area, Land O’ Lakes FL

Prime location on SR 54. Between Vererans Expressway and I-75. Medical office with Reception Area, Doctors Offices, Exam
Rooms, Break Area

Address: 2638 Nanria Way, Suite 101, Land O’ Lakes FL 34638

Summary:

2,000SF Medical Office
Prime location on SR 54

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  • Surrounded by new development
Property Information
Lease Rate  $21/sf NNN
CAM: $5.00/sf
First Floor:  Yes
SF: 2,000
Use: Medical Office
Location: SR 54

Cutting Edge Mixed Use Urban Development Project Brokered By Tampa Commercial Real Estate – Meridian

April 2020. Tampa Commercial Real Estate was pleased to represent our client in the acquisition of a property for a forward-thinking mixed-use development.  For its role in successfully completing this deal, the Florida Gulfcoast Commercial Association Realtors awarded the Overall Deal Of The Year to Steven Silverman. 

 

This project raises the bar for mixed-use development and self-storage in the USA. It presents new possibilities for mixed-use urban environments.  In many US cities, self-storage has suffered increasing push back from both City Councils and the public in urban environments where self-storage is viewed as unattractive and a detriment to the neighborhood. At the same time, it is precisely the dense urban environments that are dominated by multi-family development that most need self-storage.

In this development project, where self-storage is attractive and seamlessly blends into the surrounding mixed-use components, a self-storage element is achieved that is acceptable to communities, cities, and developers. This project enhances the concept of mixed-use and adds storage as an important community amenity that complements the traditional Retail, Office and  Multi-family components of a Class A mixed-use development. The approved project will comprise, built to the same design standard:

  • ·       A 5 story 140,000 sf Self Storage Facility with Retail on the first Floor
  • ·       A 15 story, 305 unit apartment complex

This was a complex transaction requiring knowledge of Retail, Industrial, Multi-Family, Zoning Regulations, and Future Land Use. In this transaction, we successfully represented our client in a competitive & strategic battle for one of the most desirable properties in Tampa. The property is located in the heart of the new Water Street development.

It was an honor to be associated with this project. Cities across the USA will be looking to Tampa,  as this project serves as a model of how to incorporate visually appealing self-storage into a mixed-use environment. It was an honor to be recognized by my peers and be awarded the Overall Deal Of The Year

 

Message from the Buyer: 

Congratulations on your award!!!. You deserve everything you get because of all the hard work you put in and your dedication to helping your clients get deals done. This deal wouldn’t have gotten done without you and you definitely deserve getting recognized for your efforts making it happen. We feel our deal in Tampa is a game-changer for us and you getting this award makes us feel that much better about it. Everything you do makes you stand out from all the rest. Congratulations again !!! Bill 

This was a complex deal that faced significant obstacles. For more details on the process we followed to make this deal happen see- Anatomy Of the Deal

Steven Silverman Receives Top Realtor Award

In 2018 The Florida Gulf Coast Assoc Of Realtors gave out awards in each category of  commercial real estate to those members who had demonstrated the highest achievement in the brokerage of commercial real estate during the past year.

Steven Silverman received the award for the Deal Of The Year For Investment Property

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Past awards to Steven Silverman include:

  • 2018 Deal Of The Year Investment Property
  • 2015 Top Regional Producer Investment Property
  • 2015 Regional Retail Deal Of The Year
  • 2013 Awarded Member-To-Member Deal Of the Year – For an Industrial Property
  • 2011 2nd Top Regional Producer Retail
  • 2006 No 3 Top Regional Producer General Brokerage
  • 2006 Presidents Award for Service to Florida Gulf Coast Commercial Assoc Of Realtors

In addition to the above Steven Silverman has received multiple Pinnacle Achievement Awards for multi-million dollar production

Office Retail For Sale Temple Terrace FL

 

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Description

Office/Retail For Sale Temple Terrace, FL  
Address: 13428 Telecom Dr, Temple Terrace, FL 33637

Summary: Drastic Price reduction.   3 buildings. Mixed use Office/Retail Multi-Tenant.  23,800 SF total, comprising leased and vacant spaces.  Already organized as a condominium.   Offered as combined sale of all units only. Suitable for a user or an investor who can sell off or lease out individual condo units. Telecom Park is a development of Regional Impact. It is a 199 acre corporate campus in Northeast Tampa. Confidentiality Agreement s required, contact an addison real estate lawyer if you want to get involved in investing with us.

 

  • 8,000 People work in the area
  • Easy access to Highways
  • Accessible to major corporations
Property Information
 Price: $1,300,000
Use: Office or Retail
SF:  23,800
Location: Office Park
No Of Buildings: 3
Additional Info: CA Required

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Steven Silverman 2015 President Of FGCAR

Jan 15, 2015

Steven Silverman Installed as 2015 President Of The Florida Gulfcoast Commercial Assoc Of Realtors (FGCAR)

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At the annual meeting held on January 15, 2015 Steven Silverman, CCIM of Tampa Commercial Real Estate was installed as the President of the Florida Gulf Coast Commercial Assoc. Of Realtors (FGCAR).

The Florida Gulf Coast Commercial Assoc. Of Realtors (FGCAR) has a strong and diverse membership base and its members transact a significant volume of business in the Florida commercial real estate market. FGCAR is an innovator and exercises a leadership role in advocating matters concerning real estate legislation in Florida.   FGCAR members are dedicated to maintaining the highest standards of conduct and ethics in business dealings, and the protection of private property right, building a world wide web with your business can be really successful.

FGCAR helps its members stay at the cutting edge of the real estate industry and provides its membership with a  broad range of benefits and services. This includes, but is not limited to, education, technology, networking, pitch sessions, promotion of listings, recognition of accomplishments and many more. Through the services provided, FGCAR enables its members to provide added value to the clients that they represent.

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MLS is a waste of time for commercial real estate

“MLS (Multiple Listing Service) is a waste of time for commercial real estate brokers”. That’s what the majority of commercial real estate users say about MLS. But this isnt the case all the time.

Well it is true that the majority of commercial real estate deals are NOT done through the  MLS system and most commercial real estate agents do not belong to the MLS system.
Most customers don’t ask about MLS membership  and commercial agents  do not have to disclose that they don’t belong to MLS.  However, commercial real estate agents will explain, if asked, that:
• The real estate agents that belong to MLS are primarily residential and are not qualified to work on commercial real estate. They don’t want to waste time dealing with unqualified agents
• If a commercial property is listed on MLS it is likely to be substandard and a lower price value. Why waste the time on these properties.
• There are not many commercial real estate transactions done on MLS so you don’t find serious Buyers or Sellers
I  am a commercial real estate agent and I don’t feel that way. Yes, I do belong to the important Commercial Real estate networks., but I also belong to MLS.  It is true that most commercial properties do not appear on MLS. However, what is the harm to my client if I do put their property on MLS. It requires  a little more effort from for me but these properties do get additional exposure from MLS.
There are many thousands more Realtors© belonging to MLS; far more than the number of active commercial real estate agents.  Actually, there is no such thing as a commercial real estate license. A licensed real estate agent can sell any type of real estate. A licensed real estate agent that works primarily with residential properties on MLS may receive a request from a client for a commercial property. Or that Realtor© may even be asked to list a commercial property. By listing on MLS I reach a broader market  for my clients. By searching on MLS you can sometimes uncover properties that do not appear on commercial networks, you can try it out, take a look at Flat Fee MLS Listings in Connecticut, and you might be able to find what you’re looking for.
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I just received a call from a Residential Realtor©. She has a client in town that is looking for an office-warehouse. She found my listing on MLS. I was happy to meet her and her client and show them the building. I understand that she does not know all the codes and rules for that commercial property in this area. However, I am happy to work with her and impart what knowledge I can.  Both Realtors© after all have a common goal. My job is to get this building sold for my client and I am happy to share the commission with another Realtor©.

Tampa – New Work Environments For the High Tech Millennium Workforce

I have been working with a new client, a start-up high tech company that will be located in Tampa. From the onset, something was different about this company.  They wanted space that is high tech and modern but had no enthusiasm for the new first generation space in office parks that is readily available. My client told me that they had selected Tampa because they wanted to create a work environment that would attract young high tech workers.

After a few weeks of concentrated searching, we honed in on a few spaces in Ybor City which began to look more and more appealing. This old section of Tampa was formally the cigar manufacturing center and is now more known for its night life. In this old part of Tampa we found several spaces where the complete renovations and had created modern work spaces that exuded charm. Eventually  a lease was executed on an 8,000 sf space.    This was a start-up company with no employees, yet the selected space was not the cheapest space we found. Nor was it the space that was quiet or offered the most parking.

I was curious enough to research further. It seemed odd that they would choose Ybor City for its start up high tech operation. Why after all would they choose a location that could have parking issues?  Why would they pay more for office space in Ybor City when there is so much less expensive office space available now on the market?   On further examination this is not strange at all. It is part of trend that is sweeping across America
My client is developing some really cool products. One concept is you can start to listen to your music on your computer, then move to your car the song will pick up just where the computer left off. Go super marketing or jogging  and your Ipod will remember where the car audio system left off on the same song.  You never miss or repeat an unnecessary beat.  My client is in the knowledge industry . The employees of the high tech knowledge industry are different from the workers of the 80’s and 90’s. They are called the millennium generation. They thrive on stimulation and are constantly texting, emailing, facebooking while they talk, walk and do their work.  They grew up multi-tasking. I think of them like molecules in a box. Shake the box and the bouncing molecules excite and infect one another with creative energy.  These new workers require a new kind of work environment.
In the 80s and 90’s and even the first decade of this century, the trend was to build office parks out in the suburbs. The philosophy was take the office to the people and give them a tranquil, civilized environment. Place this millennium generation in isolated environments and their creativity withers and dies.   The optimum location for these new millennium workers is an energetic  urban setting or in the hip urban fringe. They need to be able to work all hours of the night; To walk out the door anytime and get a coffee or grab a bite to eat.
As I researched further, I learned that what I was seeing occurring right here in Tampa was not an isolated situation.  In Washington state Expedia moved from a modern office building on the outskirts into downtown Belleview. Amazon and Pixar both moved to downtown locations. Quicken relocated to downtown Detroit.
Companies in the knowledge industry throughout the USA are recognizing that if they are to attract the vital young workers that they need they need to create a work place and a work place setting  that will appeal to the tech generation that works differently. It’s a social generation that needs services and amenities . The area surrounding the workspace is just as important as the work space itself.  They coined a name for these high tech workers.   Rod Stevens wrote a white paper on this subject  titled “The  New Urban Workforce”.
Another changing dynamic which is the design of office space for the millennium workers. The millennium workers never sleep. Some may choose to work the whole night through. Some may come in to the office after lunch.  Some may even keep regular hours. The world is now flat. Everyone has computers. Some may choose to work at home and come in to the office when they have to.  AT IBM 40% of the workforce never come to the office. They work at home or at customers offices. In this new environment many companies can make do with less space, but the space has to be organized for success.  What becomes critical with the new urban workforce is to create spaces for  meetings. There are times when people who do not generally run into each other have to meet. The space has to be designed to accommodate meetings and allow the various incubation centers to cross pollinate.
Ybor City is seeing new construction and complete renovation of old spaces into modish, modern work environments  The space being leased by my client  is urban chic  and the work space flows.  The CEO has purchased a condo around the block so that he can walk to work. Another new high-tech office space nearby has set up a basketball hoop inside the space.  A place where code writing demons can take a few minutes to play and recharge.
Tampa is an ideal location to attract the knowledge companies. In places like Ybor City, Channelside and down town Tampa we have an existing urban environment and an urban fringe. Now there are apartments and townhomes inside these urban environments.  Savtira, as a new company plunged into Ybor City with 8,000 sf space which they expect to outgrow. The CEO of Savtira founded and sold several high tech companies, some of which now employ thousands of people and have billions of dollars in sales, thanks to the coaching that nå dina mål provided. If the past is any indication Ybor City has some good days ahead.
Steven Silverman is the Broker at Tampa Commercial Real Estate  www.TampaCommercialrealestate.cI have been working with a new client, a start-up high tech company that will be located in Tampa. From the onset, something was different about this company.  They wanted space that is high tech and modern but had no enthusiasm for the new first generation space in office parks that is readily available. My client told me that they had selected Tampa because they wanted to create a work environment that would attract young high tech workers .

As we began narrowing down the focus shifted to space in the Westhore office district, down-town Tampa, Channelside and Ybor City.  Another thing that was different about this company was the workin hours.   We did meet in the day time, but we also met late at night to discuss space. We even went back to look at one space after mid-night and then convened afterwards in Ybor City to strategize.  One of their criteria for space was that It had to be a building where they could work the whole night through

After a few weeks of concentrated searching, we honed in on a few spaces in Ybor City which began to look more and more appealing. This old section of Tampa was formally the cigar manufacturing center and is now more known for its night life. In this old part of Tampa we found several spaces where the complete renovations and had created modern work spaces that exuded charm. Eventually  a lease was executed on an 8,000 sf space.    This was a start-up company with no employees, yet the selected space was not the cheapest space we found. This was definitely not your normal start-up company

I was curious enough to research further. It seemed odd that they would choose Ybor City for its start up high tech operation. Why after all would they choose a location that could have parking issues?  Why would they pay more for office space in Ybor City when there is so much less expensive office space available now on the market?   On further examination this is not strange at all. It is part of trend that is sweeping across America

My client is developing some really cool products. One concept is you can start to listen to your music on your computer, then move to your car the song will pick up just where the computer left off. Go super marketing or jogging  and your Ipod will remember where the car audio system left off on the same song.  You never miss or repeat an unnecessary beat.  My client is in the knowledge industry . The employees of the high tech knowledge industry are different from the workers of the 80’s and 90’s. They are called the millennium generation. They thrive on stimulation and are constantly texting, emailing, facebooking while they talk, walk and do their work.  They grew up multi-tasking. I think of them like molecules in a box. Shake the box and the bouncing molecules excite and infect one another with creative energy.  These new workers require a new kind of work environment.

In the 80s and 90’s and even the first decade of this century, the trend was to build office parks out in the suburbs. The philosophy was take the office to the people and give them a tranquil, civilized environment. Place this millennium generation in isolated environments and their creativity withers and dies.   The optimum location for these new millennium workers is an energetic  urban setting or in the hip urban fringe. They need to be able to work all hours of the night; To walk out the door anytime and get a coffee or grab a bite to eat.

As I researched further, I learned that what I was seeing occurring right here in Tampa was not an isolated situation.  In Washington state Expedia moved from a modern office building on the outskirts into downtown Belleview. Amazon and Pixar both moved to downtown locations. Quicken relocated to downtown Detroit.

Companies in the knowledge industry throughout the USA are recognizing that if they are to attract the vital young workers that they need they need to create a work place and a work place setting  that will appeal to the tech generation that works differently. It’s a social generation that needs services and amenities . The area surrounding the workspace is just as important as the work space itself.  They coined a name for these high tech workers.   Rod Stevens wrote a white paper on this subject  titled “The  New Urban Workforce”.

Another changing dynamic which is the design of office space for the millennium workers. The millennium workers never sleep. Some may choose to work the whole night through. Some may come in to the office after lunch.  Some may even keep regular hours. The world is now flat. Everyone has computers. Some may choose to work at home and come in to the office when they have to.  AT IBM 40% of the workforce never come to the office. They work at home or at customers offices. In this new environment many companies can make do with less space, but the space has to be organized for success.  What becomes critical with the new urban workforce is to create spaces for  meetings. There are times when people who do not generally run into each other have to meet. The space has to be designed to accommodate meetings and allow the various incubation centers to cross pollinate.

Ybor City is seeing new construction and complete renovation of old spaces into modish, modern work environments  The space being leased by my client  is urban chic  and the work space flows.  The CEO has purchased a condo around the block so that he can walk to work. Another new high-tech office space nearby has set up a basketball hoop inside the space.  A place where code writing demons can take a few minutes to play and recharge.

Tampa is an ideal location to attract the knowledge companies. In places like Ybor City, Channelside and down town Tampa we have an existing urban environment and an urban fringe. Now there are apartments and townhomes inside these urban environments.  Savtira, as a new company plunged into Ybor City with 8,000 sf space which they expect to outgrow. The CEO of Savtira founded and sold several high tech companies, some of which now employ thousands of people and have billions of dollars in sales. If the past is any indication Ybor City has some good days ahead.

Steven Silverman is the Broker at Tampa Commercial Real Estate  www.TampaCommercialrealestate.com