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| Sara Dorfman |
FORT LAUDERDALE, FL ––
Native Realty, the pioneering Fort Lauderdale commercial real estate firm led
by Jaime Sturgis, successfully arranged a lease on behalf of the
founders of Rank & File Social Club, a cocktail lounge and live music venue
scheduled to open in Fort Lauderdale’s Flagler Village neighborhood in early
October.
The firm’s Sara
Dorfman represented Rank & File in the transaction.
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| Stephen Barbagallo |
Rank & File is set to join a growing restaurant and entertainment scene in the increasingly popular Flagler Village, where Native Realty is based at 908 North Flagler Drive.
Brothers Mark
and Stefano Barbagallo created the Rank & File concept,
which is inspired by throwback neighborhood bars where patrons and bartenders
are on a first-name basis.
The brothers plan to focus on local acts for the music program and have arcade-style video games and board games on the venue’s garden patio.
The brothers plan to focus on local acts for the music program and have arcade-style video games and board games on the venue’s garden patio.
Dorfman guided the
Rank & File founders through a search of available Flagler Village
locations and the negotiation of lease terms, which were not disclosed.
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| Amanda Roy |
“We are thrilled to
help Mark and Stefano bring Rank & File to our home base of Flagler
Village,” Dorfman said. “This transaction underscores the neighborhood’s emergence
as a hub for creative entertainment concepts.
We look forward to
continuing to play an active role in the evolution of Flagler Village.”
The Rank & File
transaction continues a busy stretch of activity for Native Realty.
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| Jaime Sturgis |
In May, Dorfman
completed the record-breaking sale of an Airbnb rental property in Fort
Lauderdale’s popular Victoria Park neighborhood.
The 808-812 NE 16th Terrace property changed hands for $1.65 million, the highest sale price in Victoria Park since at least 2006 and the most expensive in the history of the neighborhood on a price per unit basis.
The 808-812 NE 16th Terrace property changed hands for $1.65 million, the highest sale price in Victoria Park since at least 2006 and the most expensive in the history of the neighborhood on a price per unit basis.
For more information, please contact:
Eric Kalis
Account
Director, BoardroomPR
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