Commercial Real Estate Brokerage Services - Cornerstone Tender

• Country: USA
• Summary: Commercial Real Estate Brokerage Services - Cornerstone Development
• UST Ref No: 140239244
• Deadline: 01 Jun 2026
• Financier: Self Financed
• Purchaser Ownership: Government
• Tender Value: Refer Document
• Notice Type: Tender
• Document Ref. No.: GCRA-260033-AF
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• Description:
• The Cornerstone Development is a City-owned, pad-ready commercial development located approximately two miles east of downtown Gainesville. The site benefits from prior site approvals that streamline development timelines, proximity to established medical, research, transit, and community facilities, and a planned senior living facility nearby. The City seeks an experienced brokerage firm to actively market available development pads and parcels and assist in securing qualified purchasers.The Cornerstone Development is comprised of two phases, Cornerstone I and Cornerstone II. Cornerstone I consists of two built parcels and three vacant. The 31,000-SF Gainesville Training, Educational and Community Center (“GTEC Center”) and the 25,000-SF Merieux Nutrisciences building (“Merieux”) occupy two built-out lots of the six originally comprising the Cornerstone Campus.GTEC Center is an incubator for small, local and diverse businesses in Gainesville and also contains the offices of the Gainesville Community Reinvestment Area (“GCRA”), which is the City department charged with revitalizing East Gainesville, Downtown and a portion of the area surrounding the University of Florida Campus. The Center (see Exhibit A, C and D for location) was first constructed in 2000 as North Central Florida-s first high-tech incubator, but its utility declined after the Dot Com Crash of 2001 and with the construction of two incubators by the University of Florida in the City of Alachua. GTEC now serves a broader base of entrepreneurs, currently housing 16 businesses—94% minority-owned and 50% women-owned—while supporting workforce training, certification exams, and community events.With its pivot to serving small, local and diverse businesses in East Gainesville, the GCRA is planning for a $5.5 million refurbishment and rebranding of the GTEC Center. A 2021 analysis and feasibility study identified issues with outdated facilities, including oversized labs, limited small office spaces, and ins...
• Documents:

 Tender Notice