Billionaires Ross, Pérez among real estate players backing Vicki Lopez’s election
From billionaire developers to land and zoning attorneys, Vicki Lopez’s campaign for District 5 Miami-Dade commissioner is backed by a slew of major real estate players and companies. Former state representative Lopez will face off as the incumbent against former Florida Highway Patrol Trooper Joe Sanchez and U.S. Marine Corps veteran Rob Piper on Aug. 18 for the commissioner seat she was appointed to last November to replace Eileen Higgins when she transitioned to the mayor of Miami. This year, her political action committee Common Sense Government raised $964,736 — of which over 70 percent is from executives and companies […]This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
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