The Paraiso condominiums complex in Edgewater.
More than $1 million in real estate broker commissions should go to a Chinese investors' brokerage in the 16-unit sale of One Paraiso condos, an appellate court rules.
August 09, 2018 at 12:42 PM
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South Florida real estate reporter
The Third District Court of Appeal has upheld a lower court siding with a real estate agent accused of selling high-end condominium units in Miami’s Edgewater neighborhood behind her former boss’s back and cutting him out of commissions.
Miami Real Estate Invest LLC hired Beini Xu as an independent contractor to network with prospective Chinese buyers of Miami real estate and help with sales, according to their agreement.
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