DeAngelis Diamond Healthcare Group recently completed the 76-bed in-patient Park Royal Psychiatric Hospital in Fort Myers. The 72,000sf facility is on Bass Road, across from Lee Memorial Health System’s HealthPark campus.

Built on time, under budget and with zero change orders, the new hospital received approval from the Agency for Healthcare Administration (AHCA) within 11 months. It features four nursing units, a 19-bed Seniors Transitions Program, a 19-bed Seniors Intervention Program, a 19-bed Adult Psychiatric Intensive Care Unit and a 19-bed Adult Treatment Program.

For more information, please visit www.DDHealthcareGroup.com.

Construction is well underway on a new building that will expand The Inn on Fifth in Old Naples.

Last October, DeAngelis Diamond Construction, Inc. began building the three-story, 40,000sf project on Fifth Avenue South, directly across from the existing hotel. When completed in November, the first floor will be set aside for retail shops, while the two upper floors will be used for additional hotel space.

Stofft Cooney Architects, Inc. designed the project.

One was a $3.35 million transaction involving the disposition of 292.91± acres in the Estates at Entrada, a residential community just south of Del Prado Boulevard on U.S. 41 in Cape Coral. Angel Aramis, LLC, purchased the property from Regions Bank.

In Sarasota, Land Solutions represented Fifth Third Bank in the $1.5 million sale of 2.053± acres of commercial property at 1750 Ringling Blvd. in downtown Sarasota. The buyer was Jebco Ventures, Inc.

• JCS Etcetera, Inc.: 1,250sf in Suite 138 of the Island Park Shopping Center at 16520 S. Tamiami Trail from U.S. Bank National Association. (Karen Johnson-Crowther represented the landlord)

• Surgical Healing Arts: 4,100sf office at 6150 Diamond Centre, #1300. (William Mankin represented the landlord)

• Mattern Holdings, Inc.: 5,500sf industrial space at 5718 Corporation Circle, Suite 2. (William Mankin represented the tenant)

• REV 21 Vehicles Corp.: 1,200sf office at 1939 Park Meadows Dr., Suite 1939-8, from Norma J. Colley Trust. (William Mankin)

Veteran auctioneer Scott Robertson, CAI, BAS, helped raise a record $2 million at this year’s Southwest Florida Wine & Food Fest auction. The event was held in February at Miromar Lakes Beach and Golf Club to benefit The Children’s Hospital of Southwest Florida, along with Florida Gulf Coast University’s music therapy program and Edison State College’s pediatric nursing program.

With 20 years of experience as an auctioneer, Robertson is principal of Scott Robertson Event Fundraising Consultants/Auctioneers. As of March, Robertson’s company had already conducted 19 auctions that raised a total of $6.5 million for various not-for-profit organizations, schools and charities.

At last year’s Wine & Food Fest, Robertson’s auctioneering skills helped net $1.6 million for charity, far surpassing the goal of $1 million. “With Scott’s valuable insight and unique ability to build excitement and momentum, we exceeded our goal again this year,” said Steve Machiz, M.D., the event’s founding chairman. The $2 million raised in February catapulted the local Wine & Food Fest into the 10 top wine-related fundraisers in the nation.

For more information about Robertson and his company, please visit www.thevoe.com or call (239) 246-2139.

Dan McGahey, the firm’s president and principal architect, says the new name reflects the company’s focus on its award-winning design team rather than its founding partners.

“In refreshing our identity, we wanted to ensure that our brand continues to embrace our heritage and accomplishments,” says McGahey, adding that the name change also positions the firm for further evolution and growth.

For more than 30 years, McGahey’s firm has provided award-winning architectural and interior design services for public and private clients throughout Southwest Florida. During that time, it has earned accolades from the Florida Southwest American Institute of Architects, the Florida Home Builders Association and the Lee County Building Industry Association, among others.

For more information, call (239) 275-0225 or visit www.GMAarchitect.com.

Platt recently moved to Naples from the San Francisco Bay area where he worked as a real estate broker and tax lawyer. He has represented clients in all areas of commercial real estate and is considered an expert in 1031 exchanges.

In addition to his CCIM designation, Platt holds a JD from San Francisco Law School and a master’s degree in tax law from Golden Gate University. He also served as an adjunct professor of tax law for seven years at San Francisco Law School.

Platt can be reached at (239) 659-1447 or rob.platt@creconsultants.com.

Also, Patricia Vrehas has joined CRE’s property management team. Her duties include owner and tenant relations, collections and cost containment, among other real estate asset services.

Prior to joining CRE, Vrehas worked for nearly 10 years at Jones Lang LaSalle in Chicago. There, she managed Bank of America’s real estate assets, including its Midwest flagship building totaling 800,000+sf, multiple critical environment spaces and a retail portfolio containing 80 properties throughout the city.

For more information, please call Vrehas at (239) 481-3800 Ext. 213 or patricia.vrehas@creconsultants.com.

DeAngelis Diamond Construction, Inc. broke ground in April on a new manufacturing and warehouse facility for Arthrex in Collier County.

The 198,000sf facility is being built on a 21-acre site off Oil Well Road in Ave Maria. Initially, Arthrex plans to hire approximately 150 people at the new plant.

Over the years, DeAngelis Diamond has built a number of projects for Arthrex. In 2004, the company constructed Arthrex’s headquarters on Creekside Boulevard in Naples and has since completed multiple expansions and build-outs there and at the Polaris extension location.

As a general contractor, DeAngelis Diamond builds a wide variety of public and private building types for commercial and residential clients. In addition to its offices in Naples and Sarasota, DeAngelis Diamond has an office in Birmingham, Alabama. For more information, please visit www.DeAngelisDiamond.com.

In addition to company recognition, several LandQwest agents were recognized for individual achievements. Adam Palmer, CCIM was honored as a Top Office Leasing Broker and a Top Sales Broker. John Mounce was also recognized as a Top Sales Broker, while agents Matt Yaniglos, SCDP, CLS and Tom Strauss were honored as Top Retail Leasing Brokers.