GreenPointe Developers And Cross Lake Partners Announce Closing Of Multiple Phases At Quay Sarasota Waterfront District
Development plans include luxury multi-family homes and retail
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SARASOTA, Fla., Dec. 29, 2020 /PRNewswire/ GreenPointe Developers and Cross Lake Partners proudly announce multiple closings at Quay Sarasota, a new mixed-use waterfront neighborhood destination with residential, retail, hotel and office opportunities under construction along downtown Sarasota s waterfront.
Lennar Multifamily Communities (LMC) acquired 1.65 acres at the Quay, and Kolter Urban acquired 1.15 acres at the Quay from GreenPointe, the developer of Quay Sarasota. Development plans include luxury multi-family homes, condominiums and ground floor retail in Quay Sarasota.
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