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December 9, 2020

Jared Kushner Reportedly Buys $30M Miami Property As Company Expands Reach

Miami is abuzz with a New York Post report that Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner are buying a $30M lot for a residential property in Indian Creek, a tiny 0.46-square-mile village next to Miami Beach with 41 home sites and a country club. 

Indian Creek has been called "Billionaires' Bunker" because of its high concentration of wealthy residents, including billionaires Carl Icahn and Jeffrey Soffer, model Adriana Lima and hedge funder Eddie Lampert. The parcel that's reportedly being bought by Trump and Kushner is currently owned by singer Julio Iglesias.

Jared Kushner Reportedly Buys $30M Miami Property As Company Expands Reach

When Jared Kushner began working in the White House as a senior adviser to his father-in-law, President Donald Trump, he stepped down as CEO of his family’s commercial real estate firm, Kushner Cos., but retained a substantial ownership stake, The New York Times reported in 2018.A spokesperson for Kushner Cos.…

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Controversial Animal Attraction Booted From Florida Mall; PETA Vows To Fight Its Other Locations

Members of People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals were celebrating Tuesday after a planned animal attraction agreed to ditch plans for opening in Fort Lauderdale's Galleria Mall. Animal activists had sued the city and SeaQuest, which at one point called for pygmy goats and Chinese pigs, plus fish and marine animals, to live inside the mall. 

In an announcement, PETA called SeaQuest's retreat a major victory for animals and vowed to continue fighting the company, which has nine other locations in Utah, Texas, Nevada, Minnesota, Virginia, New Jersey, Colorado and California.

"At SeaQuest locations across the country, numerous animals have suffered and died, including a sloth named Flash and an otter named Jelly," PETA announced in a news release.

Controversial Animal Attraction Booted From Florida Mall; PETA Vows To Fight Its Other Locations

SeaQuest, which is variously described as a petting zoo, an aquarium and an animal rescue service in its marketing materials, planned a Fort Lauderdale location since at least 2018. A resident, Ana Campos, was alarmed at plans for 1,200 animals to fit into a 22K SF space that Lord…

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Multifamily Residents Want 2 Things: Strong Internet, Lots Of Entertainment Options
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Multifamily Residents Want 2 Things: Strong Internet, Lots Of Entertainment Options  

With bars and theaters shut down, Americans have increasingly been getting their entertainment at home. They are also cutting cable subscriptions in record numbers, driving a bonanza for streaming services. For multifamily owners, the growth of streaming entertainment means they need robust digital networks to support all the…

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Goldman Sachs Could Move Asset Management Unit To Florida
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Financial powerhouse Goldman Sachs is reportedly considering relocating one of its major divisions to Florida after remote work this year has shown leaders some roles could be moved out of pricey New York City. The move would apply to the investment bank's asset management arm, Bloomberg reports. Executives have been looking…

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Biden's Economic Team Signals Bold Stimulus, Moderate Policy, CRE Experts Say

With the transition now well underway, despite President Donald Trump's continued push to overturn the results of the election, President-elect Joe Biden has made a series of key picks for the nation's top economic policy roles that signal how his administration will govern.

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