Meet the Frisbies, Palm Beach’s homegrown real estate dynasty
The real estate industry is no stranger to dynastic rule. For as long as real estate has been a business, it’s been a family business. That tradition is alive and well with the Frisbie Group, a Palm Beach homegrown development firm where nearly every employee shares the same last name. Decades into the business, the family is aiming for the big leagues, partnering on billion-dollar projects with Terra, Related Ross and the Trump-affiliated 1789 Capital. They are leveling up their projects, taking bigger swings with higher price tags, but the risk rises with the reward. Some of their most ambitious […]This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
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