Bad breakup: Agent accuses his ex of withholding commission share on LVMH Miami lease
Relationships are everything in real estate, but in this case, an agent claims ending romantic ties with a brokerage founder left him short of a commission share on a high-profile LVMH lease deal in downtown Miami. Robert Festinger sued Coral Gables-based Carvalho Commercial Real Estate and its founder and CEO, Luciana Carvalho, whom he alleges he had a romantic relationship with, alleging he wasn’t compensated for his work on the luxury goods brand’s lease renewal, according to the complaint. Festinger filed the complaint in Miami-Dade Circuit Court on Tuesday. It’s the second time Festinger has sued Carvalho in less than […]This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
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