
One Liners Broward
► Fort Lauderdale builder Terence Paterson paid $15.9 million for Lighthouse Point Yacht and Racquet Club and plans to redevelop it.
► Marcus & Millichap brokered the sale of the Oasis, a 141-unit apartment complex in Oakland Park, for $13.5 million.
► Boulder, Colorado-based grocer Lucky’s Market is opening its third Broward location at 1030 E. Oakland Park Blvd., Oakland Park.
► Current Capital Group paid $21.25 million for retail center University Marketplace in Pembroke Pines.
► Bristol Group and Butters Construction and Development announced four new restaurants will open at University Place, a Class-A office building in Coral Springs.
► Florida Atlantic University is opening a student advisory service hub called One Stop Shop on its Davie campus.
► Analysts at Great Place to Work recognized construction firm Moss & Associates, based on anonymous employees’ surveys.
► Temple Kol Ami Emanu-el plans to sell 5.4-acres of its 15-acre campus in Plantation to Stiles to build apartments.
► Solar Power World magazine ranked Moss Solar, a division of Moss Construction, as a top solar contractor and No. 11 in solar engineering, procurement and construction in North America.
► Shay Carver joined BBX Capital as human resources director for its MOD Pizza franchise.
► Oregon-based life sciences company Signal Bay secured its first Florida license for its cannabis testing division and will open a testing lab in Fort Lauderdale.
► Pompano Beach-based Redevelopment Management Associates hired Marc Snediker to oversee statewide projects.
► Virtual business coaching service Have Big Plans has launched and is offering affordable packages for entrepreneurs.
► Ken Juede is the new director of Mission United, the United Way of Broward County’s initiative to support transitioning veterans.

► The Related Group’s Hyde Resorts and Residences in
Hollywood has closed the sales of all of its units.

►Park Partners Residential hosted a ribbon cutting for its Parc3400 apartment project in Davie.

► Xtreme Action Park, an indoor entertainment center, opened its latest attraction, Evolution Escape Rooms.

► The Traina Companies’ FATcity, a 1.3 million-square-foot, mixed-use project with Class-A offices, is being planned for 300 N. Andrews Ave., Fort Lauderdale.

► Maritime nonprofit organization Seafarers’ House selected Bob Swindell, president and CEO of the Greater Fort Lauderdale Alliance, as its 2017 South Florida business leader.

► V’s Barbershop opened its first South Florida location in Fort Lauderdale, 2426 N. Federal Highway.

► Avison Young was retained to lease a planned 335,000-square-foot creative office campus, The Edison Pembroke Pines.