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Fortune International Acquires Coral Gables Development Site for $38 Million

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Fortune International Group’s Ambitious Coral Gables Development

In a significant move within the Miami real estate market, Edgardo Defortuna’s Fortune International Group has acquired a prime redevelopment site in Coral Gables for $37.5 million. This strategic purchase is set to pave the way for a $150 million branded condominium project, which will feature 251 luxury units, further enhancing the area’s residential offerings.

The Acquisition of Gables Waterway

The site, known as Gables Waterway, spans 4.8 acres and is located at 6100 Caballero Boulevard. It consists of four two-story buildings, totaling 80,466 square feet, that were constructed between 1952 and 1964. The property fronts the picturesque Coral Gables Waterway, providing a scenic backdrop for the upcoming development. According to real estate records and the database Vizzda, Fortune International Group secured a $19.1 million mortgage from City National Bank of Florida to facilitate this acquisition.

Plans for Redevelopment

Fortune International Group has ambitious plans for the Gables Waterway site. The firm intends to replace the existing structures with two modern mid-rise buildings, one standing nine stories tall and the other reaching 13 stories. The design will be a collaborative effort between two prominent Miami-based architectural firms: Portuondo Perotti Architects and Arquitectonica. In addition to the residential units, the project will include 1,500 square feet of retail space and a public park, enhancing the community’s amenities.

The firm is currently in negotiations with an unnamed brand to bring a distinctive identity to the condominium project, which is expected to attract both local and international buyers seeking luxury living in Coral Gables.

Historical Context and Seller Background

The seller of the Gables Waterway site is an entity managed by Eduardo Mendez, who purchased the property in 2014 for $20 million. This substantial appreciation in value reflects the growing demand for real estate in Coral Gables, a city known for its lush landscapes and upscale lifestyle. The area has become increasingly attractive to developers and investors alike, driven by its strategic location and vibrant community.

Fortune International Group’s Broader Vision

Fortune International Group is not new to the luxury condominium market. The firm has several branded projects in the pipeline, showcasing its commitment to high-end developments. Recently, Fortune partnered with Shahab Karmely’s KAR Properties and Alan Faena to launch the Faena Residences, a two-tower project along the Miami River in Brickell, which will feature 440 condos.

In addition, Fortune is collaborating with the Château Group on a St. Regis-branded project in Sunny Isles Beach, which will consist of two oceanfront condo towers with up to 361 units. This project, located at 18801 Collins Avenue, is another testament to Fortune’s ambition to create luxury living spaces in prime locations.

Moreover, the firm has made headlines with its acquisition of a 1-acre site at 1210 Brickell Avenue for $70 million, where it plans to develop "Ora by Casa Tua," a 77-story mixed-use tower featuring 533 condos. This project will be the first residential tower under the Casa Tua brand, further diversifying Fortune’s portfolio.

Conclusion

The acquisition of the Gables Waterway site marks a significant milestone for Fortune International Group as it continues to shape the luxury real estate landscape in Miami. With its plans for a branded condominium that combines modern design with community amenities, Fortune is poised to make a lasting impact on Coral Gables. As the project unfolds, it will undoubtedly attract attention from potential buyers and investors, reinforcing the area’s reputation as a premier destination for upscale living.

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