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(Bloomberg) -- Related Group has sold two penthouses on the exclusive Fisher Island enclave in Miami for more than $150 million, a sign that the eye-popping valuations driven by newcomers to the ...

Miami-based Related, billionaire Teddy Sagi, BH Group and Chicago-based Wanxiang America RE Group paid $122.6 million for the property at 6 Fisher Island Drive, records show. The Related-led group ...

Dora: The interesting part about this is that Fisher Island today would have been south of Fifth Street in Miami Beach, because it was actually connected to the tip of Miami Beach peninsula.

Miami-based Related Group – along with partners Teddy Sagi, Aventura-based BH Group and Wanxiang America Real Estate Group – broke ground on the Residences at Six Fisher Island. The 50 homes ...

A breathtaking location, year-round outdoor play—day and night—and a choice of three surfaces makes Fisher Island popular with players of all levels—including pros seeking pre-tournament ...

Keyless pick-up is a relatively new concept that lets you turn up at your preferred car hire location, hop in and hit the road without ... Can I hire a van in Fisher Island? We search the internet for ...

At the height of the '25 land boom, Carl Fisher's fortune was estimated at $50 to $100 million. Ever restless, he decided to build a northern Miami Beach at the tip of Long Island. He envisioned ...

Miami-based Graspa Group will open Italian restaurant Casalina, at 16950 Jog Road in Delray Beach, on Oct. 25.

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Miami Beach developer Carl Fisher cleared Lincoln Road in the early 20 th century, envisioning a key piece of his utopia for the well-heeled to occupy their days with golf, polo and entertainment ...

Dora: The interesting part about this is that Fisher Island today would have been south of Fifth Street in Miami Beach, because it was actually connected to the tip of Miami Beach peninsula.