Property is permitted for 1,899 residential units and buildings with a maximum height of 150 feet
Galleria Fort Lauderdale, positioned as a prime redevelopment opportunity, is now on the market with a targeted sale price exceeding $100 million. The 800,000-square-foot indoor shopping center, located at 2442 East Sunrise Boulevard, is being marketed by a CBRE team led by Robert Given and Brad Capas. While no specific asking price has been set, Capas anticipates the property to command a sale price surpassing $100 million. The owner, Keystone-Florida Holding Corporation, led by President William O’Connor, is advised by O’Connor Capital Partners, a New York-based real estate investment firm. The listing excludes the separately owned Dillard’s department store building and a Macy’s store under a ground lease. Presently, Galleria is 67 percent occupied, as per CBRE’s marketing brochure. Keystone-Florida’s previous attempts at redevelopment, including a proposal for at least 1,900 apartments, were unsuccessful, with the city of Fort Lauderdale not approving the development agreement last year.