Moishe Mana inks $33M in downtown Miami deals in 10 days
Downtown Miami’s largest landowner Moishe Mana just made his portfolio even bigger, adding $33 million worth of properties within 10 days. Mana’s firm, Mana Common, paid $20.3 million for the 35,550-square-foot Historic U.S. Post Office Building at 100 Northeast First Avenue and the adjacent 15,000-square-foot development site at 54 Northeast Second Street, according to a broker’s news release. The firm spent $12.6 million on July 21 buying 23 commercial condos on the first two floors of One Flagler at 14 Northeast First Avenue, where First American Bank operates on the ground floor. The price amounts to $548,000 per unit. Affiliates […]This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
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