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One Liners Miami-Dade

| Jo-Lynn Brown

►Brightline partnered with Talent4Change to sponsor Buzz it Forward, an initiative to inform the public about rail safety.

►Cushman & Wakefield negotiated the $34.75-million sale and financing of Kendall Summit Office Park, a six-building office campus, to COFE Properties.

►Two Roads Development’s 57-story waterfront tower, Elysee Condominium in Edgewater, underwent a massive concrete foundation pour.

►National realty company Compass acquired ICS Realty, a boutique brokerage in Aventura.

►HGreg.com, a fast-growing automotive group in the used-vehicle market, plans to open a North Miami location.

►Veteran commercial real estate broker Todd Cohen launched TCC Advisors.

►Law firms Nelson Mullins and Broad and Cassel combined operations, with more than 725 attorneys across 11 states and Washington, D.C., and 10 offices in Florida.

►Miami was announced as host of the inaugural SportBusiness Group summit, which takes place Sept. 18-19.

►Ocean Bank provided a $85-million construction loan to Melo Group for Art Plaza Apartments in downtown Miami.

►Habitat Group’s Smart Brickell has more than 90 percent of its first tower reserved under contract, with buyers from Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Spain and the United States.

►Chile-based G&L Real Estate Development completed its One Bay Residences in the Design District.
►The tallest residential building south of Manhattan, Panorama Tower, developed by Florida East Coast Realty, celebrated its opening with a ribbon-cutting ceremony.
►RCC Associates was selected as general contractor for Time Out Market Miami, a new entertainment-driven development by the British media company Time Out Group.
►Miami-based father-daughter duo Henry and Gabriella Pino invented and patented Ecopod, a smart-tech refill kiosk that dispenses home cleaning and personal care products into refillable containers.
►Miami International Airport was ranked as the best Florida airport and the eighth in the United States for business travelers, according to an inaugural study by TravelBank.

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