A New York fund that burst into Miami's Wynwood district paying previously unheard-of sums has done it again—this time shattering its own per-square-foot record set in January.
March 18, 2015 at 12:00 AM
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A New York fund that burst into Miami’s Wynwood district paying previously unheard-of sums has done it again—this time shattering its own per-square-foot record set in January.
Brooklyn-based RedSky Capital LLC dropped $29.5 million to buy the Wynwood Block, a retail complex at 2621 NW Second Ave. running the length of the neighborhood’s main commercial drag between 26th and 27th streets.
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