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They were one of the last major property owners in downtown Clearwater that didn’t have ties to the Church of Scientology, but last month they sold more than $58 million in real estate to a developer with ties to the church.
CLEARWATER — Two landowners have sold an office tower and seven other properties to companies managed by developer Moises Agami in a deal that broadens control of the city’s downtown by Church of Scientology members. Agami is a longtime Scientology parishioner, and the sellers — Daniels Ikajevs and Festus Porbeni — were among the last private landowners in the downtown core not connected to ...
A limited liability company managed by a Church of Scientology parishioner made a big purchase this week, acquiring an office tower and seven other properties in Clearwater.
The deal involves eight properties, including an office tower where city government offices are located.
Plans are in the works to build the two tallest towers in Clearwater. If approved, the luxury condos would be 470 feet tall.