Reprinted from: Real Estate ALERT Dec. 6, 2006 Opportunistic investor Thomas Mulroy, who has pursued distressed telecom buildings and the development of apartment properties, is now turning his sights to the hotel sector. Mulroy’s firm, T-Rex Capital of Stamford, Conn., and an unidentified operating partner plan to team up with private and institutional investors toRead More »
Source: St. John Tradewinds by Jaime Elliott Tuesday, 14 November 2006 Despite a September announcement, T-Rex St. John LLC, a subsidiary of T-Rex Capital – the development company which leased 10 acres of Moravian Church-owned land in Coral Bay – does not have any plans completed yet. Although plans for a full service marina, spaRead More »
Source: Bizjournals By Ed Duggan T-Rex Capital, a Stamford, a Conn.-based property development company with a regional office in Boca Raton, plans to develop 10 acres on St. John, in the U.S. Virgin Islands, into a marina, commercial and residential community. It is quite a coup, as the 28-square-mile island is the smallest of theRead More »
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Media Contact: Glen Calder 561-750-9800 x216 gcalder@transmediagroup.com Boca Raton, FL August 31, 2006 – T-Rex St. John, LLC, a US Virgin Islands company, announced the acquisition of 10 acres in the Coral Bay Quarter of St. John, US Virgin Islands. T-Rex is exploring the options to build an environmentally friendly residential, commercialRead More »
Source: New York Times – Check In, Check Out August 30, 2006 By Fred A. Bernstein THE BASICS Lake Placid, twice the scene of the winter Olympics, is a bustling town inside the vast Adirondack Park, a summer and winter sports paradise. The area was once known for the “great camps” -elaborate log cabins builtRead More »
Source: St. John Tradewinds Contributed by Jaime Elliott Monday, 07 August 2006 The reputation of Coral Bay as a sleepy out-post enclave is now officially a thing of the past. In addition to the on-going development boom, which includes the planned, future construction of an affordable housing community in nearby Calabash Boom and proposed CoralRead More »
Source: South Florida Business Journal June 16-22, 2006 By Ed Duggan Slow market conditions are causing delays in some major West Palm Beach residential projects, while others are still moving ahead. It’s good news/bad news at The Edge. But it’s mostly good. The Edge’s first phase has now sold 299 of its 307 units andRead More »
Reprinted from: The Palm Beach Post April 7, 2006 T-Rex Capital LLC, a national real estate development company, recently hosted a launch party for its newest development, Eighty Points West, a condominium development along the Intracoastal Waterway. The event was held on-site on Flagler Drive in West Palm Beach. Almost 400 guests attended, including manyRead More »
Reprinted from: PalmBeachPost.com REAL ESTATE Friday, February 24, 2006 With the launch of Eighty Points West, a luxury development along the Intracoastal Waterway, you’ve reached your personal destination. The name is derived from this West Palm Beach community’s longitudinal location on the map. Eighty Points West will offer casual yet elegant waterfront living. “For thoseRead More »
Here’s a shindig worth crashing: T-Rex Capital is throwing a party Thursday at its new Eighty Points West luxury condominiums on Flagler Drive in West Palm Beach. Real estate agents and various VIPs will be treated to crabcakes, sliced tenderloin and frozen margaritas. Agents can drop their business cards into a bowl and be eligibleRead More »