Spirit picks lead bidder for Dania headquarters campus at opening price of $88 million

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    "title": "Spirit picks lead bidder for Dania headquarters campus at opening price of $88 million - Orlando Sentinel",
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    "excerpt": "Bankrupt Spirit Airlines, which is winding down its business after it stopped flying in May, has picked a “stalking horse” bidder that has offered to buy the company’s Dania Beach headquarters campus for $88 million. The airline is now at the stage of liquidating assets as it seeks to raise cash to pay off creditors. The company filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in August 2025 in the hopes that it would emerge from the process this summer with a lighter debt load and a profitable business plan. Instead, it ran short of cash and halted operations on May 2 after failing to secure a last-ditch bailout from the U.S. government that would have raised $500 million. Besides the sale of its headquarters, the company has named another prospective buyer - Save 2026-B LLC - to acquire 27 of the remaining Airbus jetliners Spirit owns for $630 million. On Monday, the court approved the acquisition of Spirit’s departure and arrival slots at New York’s LaGuardia Airport by JetBlue Airways, which outbid six other would-be buyers with an offer of $58.5 million. But the fate of the Dania Beach headquarters campus drew more prominent public attention this summer, when Broward County commissioners explored the possibility of the county buying a portion of the property to build a new county government center. The idea was dropped, however, over zoning uncertainties. Now, a private sector...",
    "summary": "Spirit Airlines has selected DPC Holdco LLC as the lead bidder to acquire its Dania Beach headquarters campus for $88 million as part of its bankruptcy liquidation.",
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