The Real Deal: Gomez scores $24.25 MM Construction Loan for Fontainebleau Apartments from BridgeInvest - BridgeInvest

A company tied to developer Marlon Gomez just scored a $24.25 million construction loan from BridgeInvest to build an apartment complex in the Fontainebleau area of Miami. Fontaineparc will will use the loan to build a 133-unit building at 275 Fontainebleau Boulevard in western Miami-Dade County.

Construction is set to begin soon for the seven-story building. The property totals 2.2 acres and will be built at the site of a 33,478-square-foot office complex. Fontaineparc paid $5.65 million for the office complex in 2017

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