Native Realty CEO Jaime Sturgis shared his insights on development activity around Brightline stations for a feature published in the April 2024 edition of Fort Lauderdale Magazine. The piece examines what opportunities have been created since the Brightline station opened in the city’s downtown.
“A former bank building at 200 NE Third Ave. is one of several potential development sites near the Brightline station listed for sale at brokerage firm Native Realty. “We’re still seeing a lot of demand to be close to a Brightline station. Fort Lauderdale is a great example of that,” said Jaime Sturgis, founder and CEO of Fort Lauderdale-based Native Realty. “We’re working on several things that are off-market that I can’t publicize. They are a combination of approved projects as well as projects that will be delivered subject to site plan approval.”
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