Miami Beach investor Sam Herzberg has made millions in the real estate boom, but a lawsuit claims he's shorting the Miami Marlins on a bill for season tickets.
July 16, 2015 at 11:00 AM
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It’s not a stretch to say Sam Herzberg is having a pretty good real estate cycle.
The prominent South Florida investor sold a portfolio of properties in Miami’s Design District last year at a profit of over $25 million, plowing the returns back into hot markets in South Beach and Miami’s Little Havana.
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