Southpoint office building sells for $9.4 million

A Tampa-based investment group bought the property at Butler Boulevard and Interstate 95.


The 6675 Corporate Center Parkway building was built in 1987.
The 6675 Corporate Center Parkway building was built in 1987.
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NAI Hallmark announced Dec. 29 that it represented HP6650 Partners LLC in the sale of 6675 Corporate Center Parkway to RSVPO LLC for $9.4 million.

The Dec. 21 sale and mortgage were recorded Dec. 29 with the Duval County Clerk of Courts.

First-Citizens Bank & Trust Co. of Raleigh, North Carolina, financed the deal with a $7.15 million mortgage.

Jacksonville-based NAI Hallmark is a commercial real estate brokerage and property management firm. Its offices are based in the building.

NAI Hallmark Managing Partner Keith Goldfaden and Senior Vice President Daniel Burkhardt represented the seller. NAI Hallmark Senior Associate Luke Feldman represented the buyer.

Tampa-based RSVPO is led by the president and CFO of Onicx Construction and Onicx Development, a construction, development, investment, and property and asset management group.

HP6650 Partners is led by founders of NAI Hallmark Partners.

NAI Hallmark Senior Vice President Daniel Burkhardt said the property’s consistent historical occupancy and cash flow, credit tenancy and desirable location near Interstate 95 and Butler Boulevard.

“The Property represents an incredible stabilized opportunity in one of the most desirable office submarkets in Jacksonville,” Feldman said in the release.

“The buyer was drawn to the property given its strong cash flow and the submarket’s fundamentals.”

NAI Hallmark said the 62,413-square-foot building was built in 1987 and renovated in 2004-05 on 4.52 acres in Southpoint Business Park.

At the time of the sale, it was fully occupied by tenants that include Nova Southeastern University, United Transport Services of Jax, Kavaliro Professional Staffing & IT Services, and the Hazen and Sawyer water engineering firm.

 

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