4700 NW 72nd Ave. in Miami.
Freddy Fernandez says he paid $250,000 for land as an investment, but his neighbor and business partner took control of it.
October 25, 2018 at 10:02 AM
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South Florida real estate reporter
A Venezuelan investor won his case against a Miami company he claimed duped him into bankrolling a land purchase for a joint real estate development only to lose control of the property to his partner next door.
A Miami-Dade Circuit Court jury awarded Freddy Fernandez $84,000 in damages and a constructive trust, which grants him control of the disputed 17,253-square-foot property at 4700 NW 72nd Ave. valued at $517,000. Judge Barbara Areces signed the disposition memorandum.
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