Fort Lauderdale Real Estate Firm Native Realty Expands to New Headquarters

Native Realty recently relocated its corporate headquarters to a new Fort Lauderdale office that doubles the size of its previous headquarters. The 4,000 square-foot office is located at 1926 E. Sunrise Blvd. in the city’s Victoria Park neighborhood, which will help accommodate the real estate firm’s three new real estate agents: Will Grace, Donnie Jenkins and Stacy Karst.

The Jaime Sturgis-led firm launched in early 2017, featuring a team of brokers and associates that helped curate Fort Lauderdale’s Flagler Village neighborhood. The company has since expanded to include a Property Management division to make Native a full-service, vertically integrated firm.

“Our new headquarters gives us a strong presence on a prominent Fort Lauderdale corridor,” Sturgis said. “It provides us with room to continue growing our team of talented and passionate agents moving forward. We are excited about this new chapter for Native.”

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