Selected property work

Case studies

Three properties show how visible improvements connect with the way a property is presented and maintained.

01 · Center renewal · Lauderdale Lakes, Florida

Oakland Park Center

A dated retail frontage is recast with brighter finishes and a more coherent storefront framework.

Repositioning in view

The property story

Situation: The existing frontage combined darker finishes, varied architectural details and an inconsistent visual rhythm across the tenant line.
What Current Capital changed: The exterior work simplified architectural details, introduced brighter finishes and refreshed the paving, landscape edges and arrival cues visible across the center.
How the property works now: The storefronts now share a clearer framework for entrances, tenant signs and the center’s presentation from the road.
Why the work matters: A consistent exterior system gives leasing and property teams a clearer physical setting for presenting and maintaining the center.

02 · Retail repositioning · Miramar, Florida

A cleaner material palette gives a working commercial property a more unified street presence.

Repositioning in view

The property story

Situation: The building face, entries and landscape edges read as separate elements rather than one coordinated property frontage.
What Current Capital changed: The repositioning concentrated on the building face, entry points, landscape edges and storefront rhythm, using a cleaner material palette and a consistent architectural language.
How the property works now: The storefronts now read as one property, with a more legible arrival and a clearer exterior identity along State Road 7.
Why the work matters: The coordinated frontage provides a consistent physical framework for presenting the property and maintaining the exterior over time.

03 · Retail transformation · Margate, Florida

A long retail elevation is unified through a contemporary façade system and a clearer storefront rhythm.

Repositioning in view

The property story

Situation: Atlantic Plaza’s broad tenant line needed a shared exterior language while keeping each storefront distinct.
What Current Capital changed: The exterior work introduced a contemporary palette, a stronger canopy and awning rhythm, and refreshed site finishes across the property.
How the property works now: The center now has a consistent visual sequence across the long elevation, while the repeated canopy rhythm keeps individual storefront entries distinct.
Why the work matters: That shared framework gives leasing and property teams a consistent basis for presenting the spaces and maintaining the center’s exterior.