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2095 Northeast 121st Road, North Miami (Realtor) The Casa Centinela Tequila family bought a waterfront spec mansion in North Miami for $9.9 million. Records show Centinela Group LLC, a Florida company linked to the Centinela family, bought the home at 2095 Northeast 121st Road from Samer El-Fashny and Nada Nisevic. Casa Centinela Tequila is a family-owned business based in Mexico. The business was started in Jalisco, Mexico in 1904, according to its website. El-Fashny and Nisevic bought the pro...

1001 Hillsboro Mile (Photos via Google Maps; Bing) The founder of a protein powder manufacturing company sold his oceanfront mansion in Hillsboro Beach for $20.4 million. Records show Anthony P. Costello and his wife, Christine, sold the mansion at 1001 Hillsboro Mile to Raymond Mirra Jr. and Shauna Mirra. Raymond Mirra Jr. is the CEO of Sharon Hill, Pennsylvania-based Ram Capital Group. He was formerly a co-founder of Los Angeles-based Cell-Matrix, which was acquired by CancerVax Corp. in 2002...

Jon Paul Pérez It took about three months for Jon Paul Pérez to persuade his father to invest in the luxury apartment tower Wynwood 25 back in 2017. The eldest son of Related Group founder and Miami “condo king” Jorge Pérez said last year that he negotiated the partnership with developer East End Capital “from soup to nuts.” East End was looking for a strong partner with construction expertise, and it found that in Related. Wynwood 25’s nearly 290 rental units and retail space were...

Related Group has reportedly paid $30 million for a Florida development site, Ocean Bank is said to have loaned $38.3 million for a Florida residential project, and Florida developer Schickedanz is reportedly hoping to build 38 single-family homes in the state.