The Real Deal’s July 2022 issue is live for subscribers and slated to hit your doorstep soon. This month, we have a plethora of profiles
Category: Business
Dan Kodsi, Forest Dev Get $269M Nautilus 220 Construction Loan
rendering of the Nautilus 220 condo project with Developers Daniel Kodsi of Royal Palm Companies and Peter Baytarian, managing partner at Forest Development (LinkedIn, Forest
Miami Tower Sold to CP Group, DRA Advisors for $164M
CP Group Managing Partner Angelo Bianco, DRA Advisors President and CEO David Luski and Miami Tower at 100 Southeast Second Street (CPGCRE, DRA Advisors, Google
Colombian Buyers Rush to Miami Real Estate Post-Election
From left: Edgardo Defortuna, Ana Gomez, Alicia Cervera Lamadrid, and Craig Studnicky (LinkedIn, Cervera, iStock) Uncertainty in the wake of left-wing Colombian presidential candidate Gustavo
Alex Karakhanian, Partner Plan Edgewater Apartment Tower
Oak Row Equities’ David Weitz, Lndmrk Development’s Alex Karakhanian, and Oak Row Equities’ Erik Rutter with Edgewater (Quantum Space Studio, LinkedIn, Lndmrk Development’s) Oak Row
Kaufman Lynn Sells Delray Beach HQ For $13M
Kaufman’s Michael Kaufman with 3185 South Congress Avenue (Kaufman, Google Maps) Kaufman Lynn Construction sold its Palm Beach County headquarters for $10.3 million, but is
Russian Mogul Buys Waterfront Miami Beach House
Ilya Karpov with 3026 North Bay Road (linkedIn, Zillow) A Russian real estate mogul and spec home builder bought a waterfront Miami Beach home for
Here Are Resi Projects Planned for Downtown Fort Lauderdale
Leaflet map created by Adam Farence | Data by © OpenStreetMap, under ODbl. Development is booming in Fort Lauderdale. Downtown Fort Lauderdale has more than
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Barack Obama Blasts Liberal NIMBYs
44th U.S. President Barack Obama (Getty Images, iStock/Photo Illustration by Steven Dilakian for The Real Deal) Unlike many issues, NIMBYism doesn’t adhere to party lines.