From left: Rockpoint’s Bill Walton, AvalonBay Communities’ Benjamin W. Schall and Timothy J. Naughton, and The Altman Companies’ Seth Wise with 11385 SW 30th Ct
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NFL Slams Stephen Ross for Tampering
From left: Related’s Stephen M. Ross and Bruce A. Beal, Jr. (Photo Illustration by The Real Deal with Getty Images, Related) The NFL dropped the
Richard Jordan and Nicole Oge Join Oren, Tal Alexander’s Official Partners
Nicole Oge, Richard Jordan, Oren Alexander and Tal Alexander (Getty, Facebook) Richard Jordan, a top new development marketing executive at Douglas Elliman, is jumping ship
Bridge Nabs $28M Construction Loan for Dania Beach Project
Bridge Industrial’s Steve Poulos and Kevin Carroll with 2200 Northeast Seventh Avenue (Bridge Industrial) Bridge Industrial is moving quickly on its project on the former
Keiser University Sells FLL Offices to Everglades College
Keiser University CEO Arthur Keiser in front of 1900 West Commercial Boulevard and 1500 Northwest 49th Street in Fort Lauderdale (Keiser University, Keenan Development Group,
Privé in Aventura Closing Leads Miami-Dade Condo Sales
Prive at 5000 Island Estates Drive in Aventura (Condo.com, getty) The summer slump in Miami-Dade’s condo market abated somewhat last week.In July’s final week, condo
The Real Deal’s August 2022 Issue Is Live
The Real Deal’s August 2022 issue is live for subscribers and slated to hit doorsteps early this month. Money — it’s a gas, especially if
Z Capital Loses Push for $7.7M Fee on Carillon Condo Owners
Carillon Miami Wellness Resort at 6801 Collins Avenue in Miami Beach (Carillon Miami, Getty) Z Capital Group lost its attempt to levy a $7.7 million
Macken Gets $16.5M Construction Loan For Koya Bay in NMB
Alan Companies’ Alan Macken with Koya Bay (Getty) Macken Companies scored a $16.5 million construction loan to complete a waterfront luxury townhouse development in its
Realtors Reel in Big Bucks in Frenzied 2021
NAR CEO Bob Goldberg (NAR, Getty Images) When the housing market took off during the pandemic, so did the economic fortunes of National Association of