Toledano’s feud with Israeli backer escalates to third lawsuit over megaproject investment
A fallout between Isaac Toledano and Israeli backer Yaakov Morad has spiraled into a third lawsuit over South Florida real estate. Court filings portray dueling claims over two property dealings, but in real life, the bad blood has spilled into family ties, dragging in the divorce between Toledano’s eldest daughter and Morad’s younger brother. In the latest escalation, Morad’s BH Apirion LLC sued Toledano and four of his affiliates over the SouthPlace City Center megaproject in Cutler Bay, alleging BH Apirion backed the development to the tune of more than $13.5 million starting in 2022, but four years later, Apirion […]This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
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