We choose to be involved as an actively-participating member of our community. This is evident in the long-term relationships we have with our partners, clients and vendors. Our company culture is centered around putting people first, and this extends to everyone we work with. It’s this commitment to doing what’s right, that has allowed us to be successful commercial real estate developers. We are committed to providing quality facilities that meet the needs of our clients and their communities.
Founded in 1991, F.P. Dino is a full service commercial real estate development firm based in South Florida. F.P. Dino has grown to become one of the area’s top development, construction investment and leasing companies specializing in the development of specialty real estate facilities.
Our Commercial projects are relegated to the following type: Education, Health Care, and Senior Living. Our firm has focused on these institutional uses, in part, based on our understanding of their high demand and resilience to economic change.
From a single building to an entire multi-building campus; our facilities reflect the function required by our Tenant and or Operator partners.
In 2016 a new state of the art day care center that offers a nurturing environment for 115 of the area’s youngest residents. Classroom sizes are generous, and the facility has a full warming kitchen, to provide meals and snacks. The Staff to children ratio is close knit, providing significantly more supervision, together with a superior curriculum, than what can be found among other centers elsewhere in the community.
Rolling Oaks Education Center is a campus community on 2.4 acres of high visibility commercial property in the heart of the City of Miami Gardens in NW Miami-Dade County, FL.
Florida City Centre is a three (3) acre development located on West Palm Drive, Florida City, Fl. The land area is comprised of two (2) parcels of nearly equal size. Each is capable of supporting a building of 30,000 square feet, for a total of 60,000 square feet of class A buildings. Each structure shall provide sufficient floor space to accommodate approximately 600 students each.