/ SEPTEMBER 5, 2018 /
Pier Sixty-Six Marina, owned by Tavistock Development Company, announces the growth of its world-class facility and strategic alliances focused on ocean and marine protection
Read More/ JULY 12, 2018 /
Fort Lauderdale has endorsed a developer’s plans to renovate the Pier 66 Hotel, one of South Florida’s iconic buildings. City commissioners approved a development agreement late Tuesday with Orlando-based Tavistock Development Co.
Read More/ JULY 7, 2018 /
The City of Fort Lauderdale is a community like no other, and its residents know exactly why everyone wants to come here. Whether visitors, transplants or businesses, this city attracts a wide array of attention. For those reasons, it’s understandable that we must protect our home from those that don’t have this city’s best interests in mind.
Read More/ JULY 6, 2018 /
Fort Lauderdale’s Pier 66 Hotel and Marina has endured for decades as one of South Florida’s iconic buildings. You can’t miss its crown of white spires atop its 17-story octagonal tower — a nod to its rich history.
Read More/ OCTOBER 17, 2017 /
A new chapter is unfolding at Fort Lauderdale’s iconic Pier 66 hotel along the Intracoastal Waterway. Next Monday, the landmark at 2301 SE 17th St., will reopen after Hurricane Irma damaged its 17-story tower building and forced the resort to close for more than a month.
Read More/ JULY 13, 2017 /
An entity tied to Orlando-based Tavistock Development Co. has acquired the 8.48-acre property known as The Sails Hotel Marina & Shops in Fort Lauderdale.
Read More/ JULY 12, 2017 /
Tavistock Development Company acquired a nearly 8.5-acre waterfront property and closed on a $50 million loan for the Hyatt Regency Pier Sixty-Six hotel and marina in Fort Lauderdale.
Read More/ DECEMBER 8, 2016 /
The iconic Hyatt Regency Pier Sixty-Six hotel and marina in Fort Lauderdale has a new owner. On Thursday, Orlando-based real estate development group Tavistock Development Co. announced it has acquired the 384-room hotel and 127-slip marina complex.
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