The Cushman & Wakefield office leasing team of John Criddle and Joseph Freitas has been named exclusive leasing advisor for Radice Corporate Center in Broward County.
Radice Corporate Center is a 353,975-square-foot, three-building, Class A office campus in the Cypress Creek office submarket. The office park comprises Radice Corporate Center I at 600 Corporate Drive, Radice Corporate Center II at 800 Corporate Drive and Radice Corporate Center III at 1000 Corporate Drive.
Radice Corporate Center I is a six-story, 102,350-square-foot building featuring 18,000-square-foot floor sizes and renovated common areas and bathrooms. The building was constructed on the ±4.0-acre site in 1984.
Radice Corporate Center II is a seven-story, 122,625-square-foot building developed in 1986 on a ±6.7-acre site. The asset offers 18,000-square-foot floor plates, renovated common areas and bathrooms, new elevators, a new HVAC system and an on-site café.
Radice Corporate Center III is a seven-story, 129,000-square-foot building developed in 1987 on a ±6.3-acre site. The building features 18,400-square-foot floor plates, an atrium lobby with marble accents and floor-to-ceiling windows. Ownership acquired Radice Corporate Center III earlier this year, securing possession of all three buildings.
Each building at Radice Corporate Center offers Category 5 or T–1 networking, generous surface parking ratios (4.0 spaces/1,000 square feet), canopied parking, on-site property management and roaming 24/7 security.
Radice Corporate Center is situated in a park-like setting adjacent to The Westin Fort Lauderdale and a ±5.5-acre nature preserve and a jogging trail. This location in Cypress Creek offers exceptional visibility from Interstate 95, easy access to all major South Florida thoroughfares and is just minutes from Fort Lauderdale/Hollywood International Airport.
The campus is currently 87.0% leased. Notable tenants include Charter Schools, Mass Mutual, Arizona College, Litchfield Cavo, TekPartners, Aerotek Staffing and Marsh & McLennan along with many other exceptional companies.
Ownership plans significant capital improvements at Radice Corporate Center, including updated landscaping, improved parking, café upgrades and enhanced corporate branding and signage.
“With ownership’s acquisition of Radice Corporate Center III, the entire park is now back under the control of a single entity for the first time since it was developed by Robert Radice in the eighties,” said Criddle. “Owning all three buildings not only provides operational efficiencies, but it offers our tenants the opportunity to grow or contract their office needs under the same ownership group.”
“The need for office space in Broward County continues to be spurred by solid economic growth and job creation,” added Freitas. “With limited new office construction outside the Fort Lauderdale CBD, Radice Corporate Center is well-positioned to capitalize on this increase in demand.”
