Developer Rodrigo Azpurua relied on investors from Venezuela, Colombia, Argentina, Russia and China to raise nearly $42 million for three South Florida office complexes.
April 20, 2015 at 12:15 AM
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The developer of the Professional Center at Riviera Point said his new project is Broward County’s first EB-5-funded office center.
Rodrigo Azpurua, CEO of Riviera Point Development Group LLC, relied on a diverse pool of investors from Venezuela, Colombia, Argentina, Russia and China to raise nearly $42 million for three South Florida office complexes and plans to leverage another for $65 million in foreign investment for two mixed-used projects.
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