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Real estate reporter @trdmiami. Reach me at Lidia.Dinkova@TheRealDeal.com. Past words in @dbreview, @TCPalm, @miamitodaynews, @USATODAY and @AP
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Toledano’s feud with Israeli backer escalates to third lawsuit over megaproject

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By Lidia Dinkova Verified, Matthew Elo
| The Real Deal Verified
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.
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Inflation and interest rates are still choking CRE i-sales, excluding industrial

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By Lidia Dinkova Verified
| The Real Deal Verified
Commercial real estate investment in South Florida has soared since last year. But don’t get excited yet. Most property types are feeling the weight of elevated inflation and interest rates. “When you have those two things going on, the institutional markets are like, ‘We don’t have certainty. Pencils down,’” said Avison Young’s Michael Fay.
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Coastland locks in $85M loan for first phase of 1K-unit project on Bird Road

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By Lidia Dinkova Verified
| The Real Deal Verified
A developer scored an $84.5 million construction loan for the first portion of its planned roughly 1,000-unit development along Bird Road in west Miami-Dade County. Miami-based Coastland Residential plans the eight-story Vybe 75 with 366 units at 4383 Southwest 75th Avenue, according to the developer’s news release. The site is in an unincorporated area of the county, across the street from Tropical Park. PNC Bank is the lender, the developer’s spokesperson said.
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