Native Realty, the pioneering Fort Lauderdale-based commercial real estate firm led by Jaime Sturgis, completed new lease transactions in Pompano Beach and Oakland Park. Real estate associates Sarah and Jeremiah Adler brokered both deals.
In Pompano Beach, the Adlers represented tenant Nenar Holdings LLC in a 4,526-square-foot restaurant lease at 2780 E. Atlantic Blvd. Nenar is managed by the founder of Mora Grill in Pompano Beach and Ferdos Grill in Fort Lauderdale.
The tenant plans to open Affendi Bar & Grill, a Middle Eastern concept, at the location. The space was previously home to Umberto’s Pizza.
In Oakland Park, the Adlers represented the tenant in a 1,550-square-foot warehouse lease at 4630 NE 11th Ave. Sturgis represented the landlord in the transaction.
DTOM Athletics, the tenant, is a private athletic center offering personal CrossFit training.
“Sarah and Jeremiah Adler continue to demonstrate their ability to make creative transactions happen regardless of product type or location,” Sturgis said. “We applaud them on these successful new leases in Pompano Beach and Oakland Park.”
The Adlers joined Native in 2023, bringing an entrepreneurial background and strong retail and restaurant industry relationships. Previously based in California, the duo operated a successful property management and apartment leasing company in the Greater Los Angeles area.
Native Realty operates from a Fort Lauderdale office that is double 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.
About Native Realty: Founded in 2017 by pioneering Fort Lauderdale-based commercial real estate broker Jaime Sturgis, Native Realty is disrupting the real estate industry and redefining what it means to be a broker. Sturgis and his team of passionate brokers specialize in leasing and investment sales in the urban core and emerging markets in South Florida. Instead of looking at individual listings and transactions in a vacuum, Native takes a holistic approach to the urban neighborhoods the company’s brokers live, work and play in. The firm is best known for its role curating Fort Lauderdale’s Flagler Village neighborhood, completing more than 1 million square feet in transactions in the last few years. It is now expanding its placemaking efforts to urban core neighborhoods throughout South Florida. Native works with all types of clients, from Fortune 500 companies to small businesses. Notable clients have included Coca-Cola, Integra Realty Resources, U.S.A. Parking and many more. Native is headquartered at 1926 E. Sunrise Blvd. in Fort Lauderdale. For more information, visit www.nativerealty.com.
