Powerful developer Armando Codina says he survived the real estate crash by investing close to home in South Florida.
January 29, 2016 at 12:00 AM
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Veteran South Florida developer Armando Codina said playing close to home helped him survive the financial crisis, and he remains one of the most powerful players in the region’s real estate.
“What happened is the world fell apart,” the developer told attendees at the Marcus & Millichap/IPA Commercial Real Estate Forum on Thursday in North Miami.
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