A $100 million mortgage to refinance downtown Miami’s Epic Hotel was more than three years in the making – and punctuated by three months of toil – for the Greenberg Traurig shareholder.
Part of a mixed-use project that includes a residential condominium tower on the mouth of the Miami River, the Epic today is majority-owned by Alfonso’s client, Ponte Gadea, which is led by Spanish apparel entrepreneur and billionaire Amancio Ortega. The refinancing was crucial in delivering that ownership stake to his client.
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