100 N. Tampa St. pulled from the market

PGIM elects to retain ownership of 42-story downtown Tampa office tower

  • By Kevin McQuaid
  • | 6:00 a.m. July 5, 2019
COURTESY PHOTO — PGIM Real Estate has decided not to sell the 42-story 100 N. Tampa St. office tower in downtown Tampa.
COURTESY PHOTO — PGIM Real Estate has decided not to sell the 42-story 100 N. Tampa St. office tower in downtown Tampa.
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PGIM Real Estate, the successor to Prudential Real Estate Investors and a firm with more than $33 billion in assets under its control, has yanked one of downtown Tampa’s pre-eminent office towers from the market, according to multiple commercial real estate sources.

 

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