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Lease roundup: Pebb, Banyan, Ofer Mizrahi nab tenants
A regenerative medicine provider opened an office at Research Park at Florida Atlantic University in Boca Raton
From left: Ofer Mizrahi and 7520 Northeast Fourth Court in Miami; PEBB Enterprises’ Ian Weiner and Banyan Development’s Jason Sher and 3600 FAU Boulevard in Boca Raton (Getty, PEBB Enteprises, Five Blocks, Google Maps)
Healthy aging medical center Pur-Form opened at Florida Atlantic University’s tech and innovation office campus Research Park.
Pur-Form, led by Dr. Joseph Purita, leased 12,300 square feet at 3600 FAU Boulevard in Boca Raton, according to a news release from the property owners. Pebb Enterprises and Banyan Development own the entire seven-building Research Park office portfolio at 3600-3998 FAU Boulevard.
Pur-Form offers regenerative therapies for orthopedic, aesthetic and functional needs, the release says. Procedures include Cryo Aesthetics, or the application of heat and cold to target wrinkles and excess fat; and VSELs, or very small embryonic-like regenerative cells that can form into many other body cells to target muscle and joint pain, as well as improve metabolism, according to Pur-Form’s website.
Last year, Pebb and Banyan, both based in Boca Raton, paid $37.5 million for the Research Park buildings. They lease the land from FAU’s governing authority, the Florida Atlantic Research and Development Authority.
Bishop Design | Little River | Miami
A Dubai-based interior design firm opened its first international office in Miami’s Little River neighborhood.
Bishop Design, founded and led by Paul Bishop, leased 500 square feet at 7520 Northeast Fourth Court, according to the company. The property is part of developer Ofer Mizrahi’s Ironside district, which consists of warehouses repurposed as offices for creative companies such as architecture, graphic design and furniture firms.
Bishop, who moved from London to the United Arab Emirates in 1996, started Bishop Design in 2004. The firm’s projects include the SLS Dubai Hotel & Residences, Chef Massimo Bottura’s Torno Subito restaurant in Dubai and the refurbishment of the 75 Main restaurant in Southampton, New York, according to a Bishop Design news release. The Miami office opened last month.
Hinshaw & Culbertson | The Main Las Olas | Fort Lauderdale
Law firm Hinshaw & Culbertson moved its downtown Fort Lauderdale office to The Main Las Olas mixed-use complex.
The firm leased 10,500 square feet at 201 East Las Olas Boulevard, moving from its previous office at 1 East Broward Boulevard, according to a Hinshaw news release and media reports. Roughly 60 employees, including 35 attorneys, are working at The Main.
Fort Lauderdale-based, family-owned Stiles and San Francisco-based Shorenstein developed the 1.4 million-square-foot The Main with offices, retail and residences on property leased from Broward College.
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