Posted on 08/02/2018 11:57:43 PM PDT by 2ndDivisionVet
A former top Hillary Clinton aide and her husband just bought their second unit at the Four Seasons Residences at the Surf Club for $19 million.
Beth and Ronald Dozoretz purchased unit S1001 at the south tower of the 150-unit luxury condo development at 9001 Collins Avenue in Surfside. The purchase comes just a year after the Dozoretz’s bought a unit in the north tower for $7.4 million.
Their new condo totals 6,429 square feet, which equates to a price of $2,955 per square foot. The unit has four bedrooms and six-and-a-half bathrooms.
Beth Dozoretz was formerly the finance chair of the Democratic National Committee. In the 2004 presidential race, she served as finance co-chair for the John Kerry campaign, and also served in the same capacity in 2008 for Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign. Her husband, Ronald is the CEO of King of Prussia, Pennsylvania-based Genomind, a biotech company that developed a genetic test for mental illnesses.
The Surf Club has a number of high-profile residents at its condo towers, including the former publisher of Esquire Alan Greenberg, the former CEO of Publix Charles Jenkins Jr., and New York real estate developer Richard Ruben.
Fort Partners, led by Nadim Ashi, completed the luxury beachfront development in March 2017 and began recording closings that month. The project includes a 72-room hotel, a Le Sirenuse restaurant and a planned Thomas Keller restaurant. Pritzker Prize-winning architect Richard Meier, who was accused earlier this year of sexual harassment, and Kobi Karp designed the Surfside project, restoring the original Henry Firestone Club. The developer paid $116 million for the 9-acre site in 2012.
"...two residences purchased for $7.4M and $19.0M..."
Husband is CEO of biotech company. That might better explain it.
http://www.weeklystandard.com/meet-the-dozoretzes/article/1799
“(Dr.) Dozoretz, worth an estimated $250 million, owns and operates FHC Health Systems, a network of private health care companies that focus on mental health services and substance abuse.”
"...CEO of a biotech..."
(Dr.) Dozoretz, worth an estimated $250 million, owns and operates FHC Health Systems, a network of private health care companies that focus on mental health services and substance abuse.”
Must have a helluva high mark-up on his services. Sounds like a massive medicare/medicaid fraud case just waiting to happen.
Gotta be Florida.
Campaign finance chairs are usually rich people who can tap their rich-friend networks.
Like say..... Marc Rich?
Campaign finance chairs are usually rich people who can tap their rich-friend networks.
“Elites” prefer democrats because democrats know how ‘to pivot toward Washington’. Translation? They ‘play the game’... pay for Hillary or Billery to ‘give a few speeches’ and your legislation is favored... that matters to heads of biotech companies.
Yes. Major donor fundraising is largely peer-to-peer.
Nothing like having connections high in the government to help one's business over the rough spots.
-PJ
Looks like (Dr.) Dozoretz, did pretty well under Obamacare.
That I can stay at the Residence Inn by Marriott next door for $114 per night. Next door and without the snootiness, but the same beach.
Maybe Miami-Dade County should open a homeless shelter nearby? Just to be fair?
Remember those pallets of cash Hussein 0bama and his regime sent to Iran? How much of that was given to the regime members and hangers-on as "thanks" from the ayotollah?
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