A former Texas homebuilder bought a condo at Auberge Beach Residences & Spa in Fort Lauderdale for $5.3 million. Property records show Jorge L. Casimiro
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Lawsuit Accuses Mark Spillane Of Concealing Warehouse Sale
The warehouse property at 820-826 Northwest 10th Terrace in Fort Lauderdale (Google maps) A Boca Raton-based real estate investor allegedly kept a minority partner in
67 Townhouses, 202 Apartments Proposed for South Miami-Dade
(CFM Architects, Octavio A. Santurio Architect) Two developers are proposing new housing projects in south Miami-Dade County, showing the area has caught the eye of
Surf Club Four Seasons Condo Sale Leads Miami-Dade’s Weekly Sales
Four Seasons Residences at the Surf Club (Condo.com) Condo sales and dollar volume rose in the first week of March in Miami-Dade County.Dollar volume last
Wall Street Workers Pour Bonuses Into New York Real Estate
(Illustration by Paul Dilakian/The Real Deal) Stan Ponte sat across the kitchen table from two Upper East Siders preparing to join the empty nest club
Over 50% of Downtown Fort Lauderdale Workers Back to Office
The Main Las Olas office building at 201 East Las Olas Boulevard in Fort Lauderdale with data from the Fort Lauderdale Downtown Development Authority report
Chris Paciello Flips North Bay Road Home for Record Price
From left: Chris Paciello (seller) and Mark Blieden (buyer) in front of 5645 North Bay Road (Getty Images, Zillow, Kaden Companies) Chris Paciello, an ex-Mafia
Assisted Living Center in Margate Sells for $16M
Yanir Shrmaryou and 5850 Margate Boulevard (LinkedIn, Google Maps, iStock) A Margate assisted living facility traded hands for $16 million. Property records show an entity
Surfside Suit Adds 87 Park Association, Construction Firms
Surfside collapse (public record) The survivors and families of the victims of the deadly Surfside condo collapse sued Eighty Seven Park’s condo association and additional
Home Sales $100K Above Ask Soaring Amid Supply, Rates: Redfin
(iStock/Photo Illustration by Steven Dilakian for The Real Deal) Buyers aren’t simply opening their wallets to buy homes this year — they’re emptying out their