Mika Mattingly has closed yet another off-market deal for New York developer Moishe Mana, whose ambitious plans include a sizable redevelopment of downtown Miami.

Mattingly, who co-leads Colliers International's urban core division in Miami, represented Mana on his latest Flagler Street purchase, a vacant lot that went for $4 million. The 6,000-square-foot vacant lot at 30 E. Flagler St. is one of several sites Mattingly has helped the investor assemble over the last couple of years.

“Mana is near completion on his downtown assemblage, wrapping up loose strings readying for the next phase of development,” Mattingly said. “Very soon, he will unveil his grand vision for a downtown that is strategically positioned to become the center of it all.”