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Comvest Partners chief buys unit at Auberge Fort Lauderdale

Unit is on the 12th floor of the sold-out north tower

Rendering of Auberge Beach Residences & Spa (Credit: ArX Solutions) and Michael Falk
Rendering of Auberge Beach Residences & Spa (Credit: ArX Solutions) and Michael Falk

A company tied to the head of Comvest Partners just paid $5.7 million for a unit at Auberge Beach Residences & Spa in Fort Lauderdale.

MSF Partners LLLP, led by Comvest Chairman, Managing Partner and co-founder Michael Falk, picked up unit 1202 in the north tower of the two-tower project at 2200 North Ocean Boulevard, which was developed by the Related Group, Fortune International Group and the Fort Lauderdale-based Fairwinds Group.

Falk has led the West Palm Beach-based firm to manage more than $3 billion in assets, according to the company’s website. It also has offices in Los Angeles, Chicago and New York City.

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Construction of Auberge began in 2015, and the sold-out 17-story north tower is already completed. The 23-story south building will be delivered later this year. The project includes a full-service salon, a plunge pool, and indoor and outdoor cabanas. A farm-to-table restaurant is planned to open later this year.

Former Miami Dolphins quarterback Dan Marino and the Winnipeg Jets’ Jacob Trouba have purchased units at Auberge.

In September, the son of Salmar Properties founder Sal Rusi paid $9.3 million for a penthouse unit in the north building.

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