Kimberly and Eric J. Dalius with 3114 North Bay Highway (Eric J. Dalius, Getty, Mental Minutes, Famous Productions)
A tech entrepreneur bought a waterfront North Bay Street mansion for $24.8 million — five a long time soon after it was cited in an alleged Ponzi plan situation, according to Securities and Exchange Commission filings.
Data exhibit Eric J. Dalius and his wife Kimberly Dalius sold the dwelling at 3114 North Bay Street in Miami Seashore to Homesweethome Belief, with Emily Johnson signing as trustee.
Dina Goldentayer and Julian Cohen of Douglas Elliman represented the vendor, and Daniel Rosa of Gary Hennes Realtors introduced the purchaser. Goldentayer and Cohen declined to remark.
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Eric Dalius is executive chairman of MuzicSwipe, a audio and content discovery application, according to his Twitter. Prior to MuzicSwipe, Dalius operated a portfolio of purchasing reward providers beneath the umbrella of Saivian. The services promised users dollars back rewards for buying. The SEC filed civil fees towards Dalius in 2018, alleging he perpetrated Ponzi and pyramid plan frauds as the head of Saivian.
In accordance to SEC filings, Dalius transformed $164 million in Bitcoin from consumer deposits into dollars.
“Dalius applied most of the Saivian victims’ income to fund a lavish and deluxe lifestyle for himself and his loved ones,” a person filing states. All those “lavish” buys contain the North Bay Highway mansion, as effectively as a Manhattan townhouse he purchased for $10.3 million, a Lamborghini value almost $500,000, a Bahamas getaway for $181,000, non-public jet vacation and sporting activities tickets, according to the doc.
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Dalius and his wife acquired the North Bay Road dwelling for $16.5 million in 2017, data display. The 9,300-square-foot, 7-bedroom, 9-bathroom mansion was designed in 2016 on .5 acres, in accordance to house data. The home features a 103-foot-lengthy pool, therapeutic massage pavilion, outside kitchen, and 100 feet of waterfront with a dock and boat raise, the listing reveals.
North Bay Street, a single of the most coveted addresses in Miami Seaside, has taken care of robust pricing, even as the current market has cooled from its peak pandemic frenzy.
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This 7 days, Wayne Boich paid $11.6 million for a waterfront teardown following doorway to his North Bay Street estate. In November, hedge funder Michael Murr and his spouse, Eva, sold their waterfront house for $36 million in an off-market place offer.
On the non-waterfront aspect of the highway, a retail heir bought a residence for $8.4 million in Oct.
