PEOPLE TO WATCH: Meet Our Panelist Ryan Shear, Managing Partner of PMG

Join us on March 5th at X Miami for People to Watch: Leaders in South Florida Real Estate, where Ryan Shear will be discussing how PMG stays innovative with creative housing solutions, how declining ownership is affecting the multifamily market and how he plans to build projects that will withstand the tests of time.

The developer currently has more than 5,000 units in the pipeline, including their largest multi-family project to date with over 900 beds. In December, PMG announced their latest concept, Society, the natural evolution of X Social Communities, as a response to the insatiable demand for attainably-priced, downtown rental communities. The new brand will debut with downtown mega-projects Society Las Olas (formerly X Las Olas) in Fort Lauderdale, Society Biscayne (formerly 400 Biscayne Boulevard) and Society Wynwood in Miami. 

Society is aimed at a broader demographic, unlike X, which is geared towards millennial. Only about 30% of Society buildings will be dedicated to co-living options, as opposed to 35% - 40% in X buildings.

Co-living has been an enticing model for residents, investors and developers alike, as urban cores continue to become saturated and the demand for housing skyrockets. Following the success of X Miami, the fastest building in Downtown Miami to lease up, PMG took lessons they learned from X Social Communities and augmented them. Society will focus more on community inclusivity and expanding their finish and furnish options, while also adding to the immersive and experiential aspects of the building.

As a managing partner of PMG, Shear is responsible for general company operations, vision and growth. For nearly 15 years, Shear has played an instrumental role in the company’s success in Miami and beyond. He currently manages a growing portfolio of over $4 billion in real estate assets across the country. Completed condo projects spearheaded by Shear include Echo Aventura, Echo Brickell and Muse Residences in Sunny Isles. In 2018, Shear announced PMG will be bringing The Waldorf Astoria Residences to Miami in 2020.

The group recently opened X Miami, a 464-unit multifamily social community pioneering the “Rent By Bedroom” model for Class A luxury apartments in the urban core, which became the fastest building to lease in Downtown Miami. PMG will continue to expand this multifamily model nationally under Shear's direction. A native of Miami’s Coconut Grove and alumnus of Emory University's Goizueta School of Business, Shear lives in Brickell with his dog Larry and enjoys pico de gallo with every meal.

Hear from Ryan on March 5th at People to Watch: Leaders in South Florida Real Estate. Get your tickets below.

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Rannan Katz's RK Associates Proposes R.K. Center Mega-Project in Fort Lauderdale

Rennan Katz’s RK Associates has proposed R.K. Center, a 5-tower mega-project in Fort Lauderdale. The proposal would replace a former Sears and is currently being reviewed by Fort Lauderdale’s Design Review Committee. R.K. Center would feature restaurants and street front retail along with 5 mixed-use towers featuring office space, retail, hotel and residential apartments. Parcel 1 will feature 3 towers rising 30 stories (X2) and 15-stories offering 819 residential units, 71,960 of commercial space, 4,000 SF of restaurant space, a 4,000 SF food hall and 1,351 parking spaces. Parcel 2 will rise 17-stories and will feature 192 hotel rooms, 22 residential apartments, 3,480 SF of restaurant space, a 1,290 SF cafe and 288 parking spaces. Parcel 3 will rise 15 stories and will feature 135 residential apartments, 4,178 SF of retail, 2,295 SF of restaurant space, a 10,312 SF art gallery and 230 parking spaces. R.K. Center will bring an active urban lifestyle to Fort Lauderdale for both the general public and end users.

Preview What's New At The Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show Which Is Celebrating Its 60th Anniversary

The Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show (FLIBS), the largest in-water boat show in the world, with its ever expanding fleet of superyachts, sport fishing vessels, go-fast boats, submersibles, and everything in between, is set to take place Oct. 30 through Nov. 3. Sailing into its 60th anniversary, FLIBS will feature unique activations, remarkable experiences and new show stopping megayachts hailing from all corners of the world.

Recognized as the pinnacle of all nautical exhibitions, FLIBS showcases more world and U.S. product debuts than any other boat show in the U.S. More than 110,000 boating enthusiasts from around the world are expected to embark to the “Yachting Capital of the World” for this international boating spectacular featuring more than 1,500 boats and 1,200 exhibitors, spanning three million square feet of exhibition space and six miles of floating docks across seven locations. Generating a substantial annual statewide economic impact of $857 million, FLIBS features nearly $4 billion in product with show sales exceeding $508 million.

Here’s what’s new at the 2019 Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show:

•  New Debuts & Superyacht Show Stoppers - Poised to make a splash onto the U.S. boating scene, this year’s show will feature some of the year’s most luxurious, globally-recognized new yachts, including the world debut of Lürssen’s 311-foot Madsummer, the show’s largest megayacht; Heesen Yacht’s Vida, a 180-foot yacht; and Lexus’s Marquis Lexus 650, a 65-foot yacht crafted with a similar design as the automobile brand’s premium cars. Expanding its international portfolio, which includes exhibitors from 52 countries, FLIBS will also debut yachts from Dubai and Turkey for the first time in its 60 year history.

•  Superyacht Village - Among the show’s most eye-catching newcomers is Superyacht Village, a destination for yachts up to 400 feet, superyacht owners, aficionados, and those who aspire to the superyacht lifestyle featuring exhibits by renowned shipyards, yacht “toys” like helicopters (Airbus), personal submarines, exotic and collectible automobiles led by Ferrari, Maserati and Alfa Romeo.

• FLIBS 4 Bahamas Initiative (#FLIBS4Bahamas) - FLIBS and the Marine Industries Association of South Florida are joining forces to support the Bahamas hurricane relief efforts in the Abacos and Grand Bahama through multiple initiatives, including a boat raffle of a pioneer sportfish 180, donated by Palm City Yachts. Proceeds from the raffle will benefit Mission of Hope, a relief mission to aid in the rebuilding of temporary housing and providing medical care in the Caribbean. Additionally, all net proceeds from the Sunset Soiree & 2nd Annual Yacht Chef Competition will benefit Mission of Hope as well as ONE Bahamas fund, supporting immediate recovery needs and long-term rebuilding initiatives in the country.

•  Windward VIP Club – presented by Delta Private Jets (the Official Private Jet Carrier of FLIBS), in partnership with Ulysse Nardin (the Official Timekeeper of FLIBS), Whispering Angel (the Official Rosé of FLIBS), Bradford Marine, and Douglas Elliman – will have a spectacular new in-water location anchored in the heart of the show on the face dock at Bahia Mar. Providing a unique waterfront setting, the new VIP experience will feature a luxury premium open bar and gourmet food offerings, a Cigar Lounge presented by Delta Private Jets, a variety of wine and fine spirits’ tastings, and a collection of signature timepieces by Ulysse Nardin including a new limited edition Diver to benefit One More Wave – an organization whose objective is to help wounded or disabled veterans with surf therapy and to get them back in the water by providing customized surfing equipment and assistance.

•  Mansion Yacht, the first yacht made entirely of stainless steel with spectacular indoor and outdoor decks that soar high above the entire show, will be docked behind the Windward VIP Club. Measuring 84 feet in length and 40 feet across, the Mansion Yacht is not only unique in sight, but also in build; it has four 18-foot hydraulic legs with a lifting capacity of a million pounds each, allowing the yacht to stand up in the water. Tours and events at the Mansion Yacht are by invitation only.

•  Sunset Soiree, Second Annual Best Yacht Chef Competition will take place on Friday, Nov. 1 at 7:30pm. The yacht chef showdown, held in the new Superyacht Village, will be sizzling with excitement. Competing for the Best Yacht Chef title, four of the world’s leading yacht chefs will battle it out in this gastronomic competition.

Lighthouse Point Estate Previously Owned By University of Miami & NFL Star Clinton Portis Hits Market

A home previously owned by the NFL star, Clinton Portis  in Lighthouse Point has hit the market for $3.995 million. The 6,000 SF, 5 bedroom, 5.5 bath estate where Portis use to reside has been completely renovated and reimagined boasting over 86’ on the direct intracoastal. The 9,600 SF lot features an array of indoor and outdoor amenities making it an entertainer’s tropical paradise complete with an expansive salt water pool and spa, outdoor summer kitchen overlooking a massive dock with a seamless boat lift. The open scale indoor layout features high ceilings offering an enormous amount of natural light and outdoor water views. The renovated Mediterranean abode now offers a top of the line kitchen, great room with double height ceilings and fireplace, wet bar, oversized guest bedroom and a media room / office.

Portis played in the NFL for 9 seasons with Washington Redskins and Denver Broncos and previously played at The University of Miami, recently inducted into the University of Miami Sports Hall of Fame in 2014. Portis bought the Lighthouse Point estate in 2006 for $4.1M and sold it in 2010.

3448 NE 31st Avenue, Lighthouse Point is currently listed for $3,995,000 with Devin Kay of Douglas Elliman.

Check Out This Frank Lloyd Wright Inspired Waterfront Home In Fort Lauderdale Asking $5 Million

A luxurious waterfront property inspired by the iconic Frank Lloyd Wright has hit the market in Fort Lauderdale for $5 million. The home features a 1,500 SF master suite with an expansive waterfront balcony. Additionally the The 5 bedroom, 5.5 bathroom home offers an indoor gym, office, a dining room and living room with ocean views, chef’s kitchen and wine room with tasting table. Outside features an outdoor entertaining area with an array of amenities to host the ultimate sunset soirée with a fully equipped summer kitchen, fire pit, Cabana bath with cedar sauna and steam shower, elevated infinity spa overlooking the waterfront and expansive pool. The state-of-the-art concrete dock can host any overnight guests comfortably with electric and water capabilities for an boat or yacht.

2417 Aqua Vista Blvd, Fort Lauderdale is currently listed for $5,000,000 with Stefano Fontana of Douglas Elliman.

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Douglas Elliman Releases Q1 2019 Market Reports For South Florida

Douglas Elliman released their Q1 2019 Market Reports in South Florida.The South Florida Market reports showed price trends generally edging higher, although sales slipped and inventory slightly increased this quarter. The markets included Miami Beach and Barrier Islands,Fort Lauderdale , Boca Raton, Highland Beach, Delray Beach, Wellington, Palm Beach, Jupiter, and Palm Beach Gardens.

Miami Beach/Barrier Islands

Overview:

• Overall price trend indicators increased than year ago levels

• Marketing time jumped as older inventory was sold

• Condo median sales price remained unchanged

• All single family price trend indicators increased as sales decreased

• Luxury condo inventory slipped

• Luxury single family price trend indicators surged

Key Trend Metrics(Year to Year):

Overall:

• Median sales price rose 2.3% to $440,000

• Average sales price increased 11.6% to $1,129,317

• Number of sales slipped 2% to 772

• Days on market was 145, up from 80

• Listing discount was 10.6%, up from 10.4%

• Listing inventory slipped 0.3% to 6,726

Luxury Condo:

• Median sales price rose 12.7% to $3,225,000

• Average price per square foot decreased 11% to $1,299

• Days on market was 70, down from 72

• Listing discount was 12.7%, up from 11.5%

• Listing inventory declined 6.6% to 1,006 units

• Entry threshold began at $1,864,000, up from 1,750,000

Luxury Single Family:

• Median sales price surged 61% to $10,100,000

• Average price per square foot rose 2.6% to $1,524

• Days on market was 352 up from 141

• Listing discount was 12.1%, down from 17.9%

• Listing inventory fell 38.5% to 152 units

• Entry threshold began at $7,250,000, up 70.6%

Miami Coastal Mainland

Overview:

• Median sales price rose year over year for the eighteenth consecutive quarter

• Sales declined annually for the first time in three quarters

• Listing inventory trended higher for the fourth straight quarter

• Luxury condo listing inventory declined annually for the fourth consecutive quarter

• Luxury condo price trend indicators were mixed year over year as marketing time expanded

• Luxury single family price trend indicators slipped as marketing time expanded

Key Trend Metrics(Year to Year):

Overall:

• Median sales price increased 0.6% to $320,000

• Average sales price slipped 2.2% to $425,740

• Number of sales declined 7.5% to 3,104

• Days on market was 91 up from 51

• Listing discount was 5.7%, down from 5.9%

• Listing inventory rose 6.9% to 12,247 units

Luxury Condo:

• Median sales price slipped 6.9% to $780,000

• Average price per square foot rose 4.9% to $468

• Days on market was 160 days, down from 167

• Listing discount was 7.2%, down from 7.4%

• Listing inventory declined 0.3% to 2,759

• Entry threshold began at $580,000, up 9.4%

Luxury Single Family:

• Median sales price slipped 0.5% to $1,407,500

• Average price per square foot slipped 0.9% to $439

• Days on market was 133 days up from 76

• Listing discount was 8.9%, up from 8.8%

• Listing inventory rose 14.7% to 1,223 units

• Entry threshold began at $880,000, down 4.6%

Fort Lauderdale

Overview:

• Condo price trend indicators slid year over year with decline in average sales size

• Condo sales declined annually for the first time in five quarters

• Single-family price trend indicators were mixed as inventory expanded annually for the fifth straight quarter

• Luxury condo pending sales signed in the quarter surged

• Single family luxury median and average sales price moved higher as marketing time stabilized

Key Trend Metrics(Year to Year):

Luxury Condo:

• Median sales price decreased 6.2% to $1,226,000

• Average price per square foot rose 0.5% to $619

• Days on market was 52, down 8.8%

• Listing discount was 7.6%, up from 6.7%

• Listing inventory rose 20.4% to 348 units

• Entry threshold began at $875,000 down 7.9%

Luxury Single Family:

• Median sales price rose 8% to $2,240,000

• Average price per square foot slipped 2.6% to $530

• Days on market was 163, unchanged

• Listing discount was 14.9%, up from 8.1%

• Listing inventory rose 19.6% to 396 units

• Entry threshold began at $1,365,000, down 6.5%

Boca Raton/Highland Beach

Overview:

• Condo & single family price trend indicators rose year over as sales slipped for the first time in three quarters

• Condo & single family price trend indicators saw larger growth at the higher end of the market

• Condo listing inventory fell annually for the second straight quarter

• Luxury condo price trends surged year over year partially due to jump in average sales size

Key Trend Metrics(Year to Year):

Luxury Condo:

• Median sales price jumped 48.3% to $1,175,000

• Average price per square foot rose 39.2% to $522

• Days on market was 146 days, up from 116

• Listing discount was 8.2%, up from 7.3%

• Listing inventory declined 21.4% to 313

• Entry threshold began at $665,000, up 26.7%

Luxury Single Family:

• Median sales price declined 14.9% to $1,830,000

• Average price per square foot rose 9.1% to $455

• Days on market was 136 days, up from 134

• Listing discount was 9.4%, down from 9.4%

Delray Beach

Overview:

• Single family sales slipped for the first time in six quarters as listing inventory expanded for four quarters

• Condo price trend indicators haven’t declined in thirteen straight quarters

• Luxury single family price trend indicators skewed lower by decline in average sales size

Key Trend Metrics(Year to Year)

Luxury Condo:

• Median sales price declined 26.8% to $510,000

• Days on market was 111, up from 88

• Listing discount was 5.4%, down from 6.6%

• Entry threshold began at $385,000, unchanged

Luxury Single Family:

• Median sales price declined 1.4% to $2,045,250

• Days on market was 143, up from 126

• Listing discount was 9.7%, up from 8.7%

• Entry threshold began at $1,298,000, down 1.6%

Wellington

Overview:

• Condo median sales price increased annually for the tenth straight quarter

• Condo inventory expanded year over year for the fourth consecutive quarter

• Single-family price trend indicators all rose year over year for the fourth consecutive quarter

• Single-family sales declined annually for the fourth time in the past five quarters

• Luxury condo and single-family price trend indicators surged due to significant shift to larger average sales size

Key Trend Metrics(Year to Year)

Luxury Condo:

• Median sales price surged 58.5% to $598,500

• Average square footage jumped 14.6% to 2,288

• Days on market was 154, down from 157

• Listing discount was 1.8%, down from 3.7%

• Listing inventory fell 46.8% to 33

• Entry threshold began at $415,000, up 22.1%

Luxury Single Family:

• Median sales price jumped 79.9% to $2,752,500

• Average square footage surged 42.7% to 5,717

• Days on market was 184, down from 262

• Listing discount was 14.2%, up from 9.5%

• Listing inventory declined 6.3% to 236

• Entry threshold began at $885,000 down 1.1%

Palm Beach

Overview:

• Condos sales rose annually for the fifth consecutive quarter to the second highest market share recorded

• Most first quarter condo sales in four years while inventory increase annual for the fourth time in five quarters

• Single family price trends showed mixed results as sales fell to their lowest first quarter total in seven years

• Luxury average sales size fell sharply as the luxury price threshold fell annually for the fourth straight quarter

Key Trend Metrics(Year to Year)

Luxury Condo and Single Family:

• Median sales price declined 29.2% to $7,100,000

• Average sales size dropped 25.1% to 4,915 square feet

• Average price per square foot fell 21.1% to $1,641

• Days on market was 106, down from 122

• Listing discount was 8.1%, down from 14.6%

• Listing inventory jumped 27% to 127

• Entry threshold began at $5,100,000, down 6%

Jupiter/Palm Beach Gardens

Jupiter Overview:

• Single-family median sales price moved higher for the second straight month

• Condo sales rose year over year for the third consecutive quarter

Palm Beach Gardens Overview:

• Single-family sales slipped for the third time in four quarters as all price indicators rose

• Condo median price slipped year over year for the first time in 27 quarters

Key Trend Metrics(Year to Year)

Jupiter Luxury Condo:

• Median sales price rose 7% to $305,000

• Days on market was 65, up from 46

• Listing discount was 5.3%, up from 5.1%

• Listing inventory rose 3.1% to 328

Jupiter Single Family:

• Median sales price increase 6% to $530,000

• Days on market was 71, down from 77

• Listing discount was 5.4%, up from 6.5%

• Listing inventory rose 11.1% to 481

Palm Beach Gardens Luxury Condo:

• Median sales price slipped 2.1% to $235,000

• Days on market was 71, up from 49

• Listing discount was 4.1%, down from 4.5%

Listing inventory jumped 16.9% to 277

• Palm Beach Gardens Single Family:

• Median sales price increased 8.2% to $499,500

• Days on market was 89, up from 83

• Listing discount was 6.9%, down from 7.9%

• Listing inventory rose 3% to 556

Article by Stephanie Warren

Four Seasons Hotel & Private Residences Fort Lauderdale Tabs Coastal Construction As General Contractor

Following the announcement that Four Seasons Hotel and Private Residences Fort Lauderdale is more than 50% sold, Miami-based development company Fort Partners celebrated the success and progress of the luxury development at an exclusive luncheon announcing their selection of Florida-based construction company Coastal Construction as the general contractor for the project with premier construction management company Lehrer Cumming overseeing construction of the luxury tower. Fort Lauderdale Mayor Dean Trantalis also addressed the audience, speaking to the state of the city’s real estate market, highlighting the growth and transformation of Fort Lauderdale into an international destination. Upon completion, Four Seasons Fort Lauderdale will be one of Fort Partners’ iconic properties within the Four Seasons portfolio and Fort Lauderdale’s first true five-star destination.

“Four Seasons Hotel and Private Residences Fort Lauderdale is making incredible strides to help redefine this city as an international destination, and we are pleased to celebrate our recent success as we progress towards completion,” said Nadim Ashi, Founder of Fort Partners. “We’ve selected the best industry leaders to oversee this monumental development throughout each stage of development, and are thrilled to welcome both Coastal Construction and Lehrer Cumming to our team.”

Coastal Construction is one of the Southeast’s preeminent construction companies and is ranked in the top 100 construction management companies in the country. The firm has a distinguished roster of clients including Fort Partner’s distinguished development, The Surf Club in Miami, as well as Porsche Design Tower and Miami Beach’s Faena District. Led by Chairman and CEO Thomas P. Murphy, Jr., Coastal Construction was founded in 1988 and has been under the Murphy family’s leadership for four generations.

“Coastal Construction is honored to have been selected by Fort Partners as the general contractor of record for Four Seasons Hotel and Private Residences Fort Lauderdale. It is a privilege to once again work with the Fort Partners development team, on this transformative tower which is setting a new benchmark for luxury living in Fort Lauderdale,” said Thomas P. Murphy, Jr., Chairman and CEO of Coastal Construction.

The 22-story hotel and condominium development will offer 130 guest rooms and 90 residences ranging in size from one- to four-bedrooms, with each residence offering sprawling living spaces and generous outdoor terraces with unparalleled views of the Atlantic Ocean and Intracoastal Waterway. Residents will receive special courtesies at Fort Partner’s premier portfolio, including Four Seasons Hotel and Residences at The Surf Club in Surfside, Four Seasons Resort Palm Beach, and Norman’s Cay, an exclusive island in the Bahamas. Four Seasons Fort Lauderdale broke ground in spring 2018 and construction remains on schedule. Pricing for two- to four-bedroom private residences begins at $3.795 million.

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Mast Capital Acquires The Quay Mixed-Use Shopping Center In Fort Lauderdale For $43 Million

Mast Capital has purchased The Quay, a 73,000 SF, mixed-use shopping center in Fort Lauderdale for $43 million. The property, which is currently 100% leased, includes major tenants such as the Boatyard restaurant, United States Postal Services, and Chipotle. Mast Capital acquired the property from Hudson Capital Group, Inc., and financed the purchase with a loan from CIT bank, N.A. Roberto Susi of Axiom Capital Advisors brokered the off-market transaction. The 6.97-acre site, which is located on the SE 17th Street commercial corridor, also includes a marina and a two-story office building. Acquisition of The Quay reflects Mast Capital’s strategy of identifying properties that display strong value-growth characteristics.

“This property generates strong in-place cash flows, which we believe has further upside,” said Camilo Miguel Jr., CEO and founder of Mast Capital. “The Quay’s unique waterfront location, proximity to major points of interest and frontage on the well-trafficked SE 17th Street corridor position it to benefit from Fort Lauderdale’s growing popularity as a city for people to live, work, and play.”

“With the property already 100 percent leased, the purchase provides Mast Capital with a strong, secure and long-term investment opportunity,” said Susi. “From its prime waterfront location to its remarkable accessibility to nearby attractions and transportation options, the property is and will remain attractive to tenants of all sizes.”

Tour An Ultra-Luxe $11.9 Million Fort Lauderdale Estate Complete With A Million Dollar Kitchen

Fort Lauderdale is home to some of the United State’s finest waterfront estates and 709 Idlewyld Drive raises the bar when it comes to luxury living. Located in Fort Lauderdale's prestigious Idlewyld neighborhood, the immaculate home offers an idyllic setting, panoramic views of the Intracoastal Waterway and easy ocean access by yacht. The estate is one of the largest private homes in Fort Lauderdale, offering more than 22,000 SF and 4 stories of impeccably designed living space with an expansive rooftop layout, including 7 bedrooms and 12 bathrooms and a separate 2-bed, 2-bath guest home. This estate features 2 family rooms, a movie theater, gym, den and a private executive office. The expansive master suite and master bath offers a luxurious, frameless, glass-enclosed shower and separate his and hers sinks and an expansive walk-in closet. The home is capped off with a $1 million custom made Downsview kitchen features beautiful white marble countertops and a double islands. Outside the estate features beautifully landscaped grounds with a pool and private dock with 160’ of waterfront that can accommodate up to a 140’ yacht.

709 Idlewyld Drive, Fort Lauderdale is currently listed for $11,900,000 with Niki Higgins of Douglas Elliman.

Photos via Douglas Elliman Real Estate

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Take A Look At This Oceanfront Condo At The 5-Star Auberge Beach Residences In Fort Lauderdale

A massive 6,572 SF 3 bed, 4.5 bath condo at the 5-star Auberge Beach Residences in Fort Lauderdale has hit the market for $4.8 million. The unit features a large, 3,100 SF wraparound private terrace with over 450 linear feet of Atlantic Ocean beachfront. The residence offers unobstructed views of the ocean, private elevator access, a chef’s kitchen with Italian cabinetry, separate staff entrance, floor-to-ceiling sliding doors, stone countertops, motorized control shades and is smart home pre-wired.

The 5-star Auberge Beach Residences features an HD golf stimulator, cigar lounge, Napa Valley wine room, world-class spa, multiple pools with cabanas, personalized concierge services, and a state of the art fitness center overlooking the ocean. 2200 N Ocean Blvd 204N Fort Lauderdale is currently listed for $4,800,000 with Nicola Winchester with ONE Sotheby’s International Realty.

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