Lidia Dinkova is a journalist at The Real Deal. She covers South Florida real estate, focusing on themes such as construction, hospitality, and market trends, with a particular emphasis on Miami and its business leaders. Lidia's work has been featured in The Real Deal.
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Lidia Dinkova's reporting predominantly focuses on local real estate and property development news in the United States, specifically in Florida and Miami. Her coverage heavily features press releases and private sector announcements related to real estate industry developments such as property acquisitions, construction loans, rental projects, and office leases.
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By: Lidia Dinkova
Larsen MacColl Partners dropped $20 million for the Boca Corporate Center, as South Florida suburban offices keep trading.
By: Lidia Dinkova
Purchase breaks down to nearly $280K per apartment EcoStone Group bought a 63-unit apartment building in Miami's Little Havana neighborhood for $17.6 million.
By: Lidia Dinkova
Bowery Properties bought a 352-unit apartment complex in Lauderhill for $44.1 million, marking a continuation of the year-end rush of South Florida multifamily investment sales.
By: Lidia Dinkova
Whitman Family Development landed a $740 million refinancing and construction loan for Bal Harbour Shops.
By: Lidia Dinkova
TA Realty bought an Opa-locka warehouse complex for $160 million, in this year’s third biggest industrial deal in South Florida.
By: Lidia Dinkova
Stiles bought a shopping center in Wilton Manors for $27.6 million, but it won't pursue the seller's previous plan to redevelop a portion of the site with an apartment building.
The biggest deal was in Miami's booming Brickell Financial District, while properties in the suburbs traded at a discount amid an elevated interest rate environment.
By: Lidia Dinkova
The deal comes as financing continues to flow for South Florida developments, including offices, despite general concerns about the asset class's long-term viability.
By: Lidia Dinkova
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