Lidia Dinkova is a Reporter at The Real Deal. She covers South Florida real estate, focusing on themes such as commercial and residential real estate, construction, and legal affairs, including litigation and corporate fraud. Lidia's work has been featured in The Real Deal and NewsBreak.
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Lidia Dinkova's reporting predominantly focuses on local real estate and property development news in the United States, specifically in Florida and Miami. Her coverage heavily features press releases and private sector announcements related to real estate industry developments such as property acquisitions, construction loans, rental projects, and office leases.
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By: Lidia Dinkova
“I am not asking you for a reduction, or a discount, or to stop complying,” Torrealba wrote in Spanish to Paulo Pérez Ilabaca in an email fired off at 7:37 p.m. “I am simply asking you for a little additional time to do it correctly.”
By: Lidia Dinkova
Miami-based Lennar, led by CEO Stuart Miller, is asking the county to amend its development regulations to allow the project on 40 acres of agricultural land, according to filings to the county. The site is between Southwest 272nd and 278th streets, and between Southwest 157th and 158th avenues.
By: Lidia Dinkova
Investor Nicholas Sinatra alleges a “corrupt insider process,” claiming CNB of Florida engaged in “sham” loan modification talks after the property was battered by hurricanes, while it was secretly arranging to sell the debt to Serrano-controlled entity Precedent Asset Management-4C. Precedent continued the “sham” negotiations before suing to foreclose on the debt, according to Sinatra's filing.
By: Lidia Dinkova
In Brownsville, Redwood Dev Co, Magasi Management and Lennar are taking the preliminary steps to redevelop a portion of the Annie Coleman public housing complex with 180 apartments and 39 villas, according to filings to the county. Farther south, in the Naranja neighborhood, affordable housing developer Lewis Swezy filed an application for a 112-unit senior affordable housing building.
By: Lidia Dinkova
In the bigger deal, an affiliate of Brickell-based North Development paid $32.8 million for the 0.6-acre lot on the northwest corner of North Bayshore Drive and Northeast 21st Street in Miami's Edgewater, according to property records and real estate database Vizzda. The lot is immediately west of the Biscayne 21 condominium that was the subject of a protracted legal battle until recently between holdout unit owners and the firm planning to redevelop the building.
By: Lidia Dinkova
Miami-Dade County is short 118,000 apartments for households earning up to 80 percent of the area median income, according to a new study by the University of Florida Shimberg Center Center for Housing Studies and housing nonprofit Miami Homes For All.
By: Lidia Dinkova
Disclosure comes on heels of investor suit seeking class status, alleging entity was supposed to be a homesites option purchase platform
By: Lidia Dinkova
Aventura-based BH Group and Fort Lauderdale-based Gold Standard of Care, led by Michael Verbitsky, bought the AdviniaCare Naples complex at 7801 Airport Road North for $10 million, according to the buyers' news release. The 5-acre property consists of 133 assisted living units and 40 skilled nursing rooms.
By: Lidia Dinkova
Morabito Properties is selling its 50,000-square-foot Wyncatcher I at 2143 Northwest First Avenue in Miami, a two-story building with a rooftop. The building was officially listed shortly before the announcement of the incoming Carnegie Mellon Campus.
By: Lidia Dinkova
Debt package consists of $350M and $35M, according to Robert Horowitz, who arranged the financing
