Chilean Lodge Group Buys Eva South Seashore

Up to date, Jan. 29, 8:40 a.m.: Chilean financial commitment business Casa Inns Team closed on a boutique lodge in South Beach for $8.1 million.

Casa Resorts, led by CEO Jose Aguera, bought the Eva Lodge, a 4-tale, 30-important constructing at 1506 Collins Avenue. The group also owns the Odyssey South Beach front, Casa Ocean and Casa Sofi.

Opera True Estate Expenditure, led by CEO and legal professional Valerio Spinaci and trader Federico Maria Ionta, represented Casa Resorts in the Eva Resort sale. Roca Gonzalez P.A. handled the closing.

Spinaci reported the deal experienced been in the is effective for months. The hotel, which is not currently functioning, will be renovated and rebranded as a Casa residence.

The sale price tag equates to $270,000 for each space.

Home documents demonstrate the vendor is Lender West LLC. The 21,832-square-foot building sits on an 8,000-square-foot good deal. It previous offered out of foreclosure for $3 million in 2019, court data show.

The resort is following to AxelBeach Miami, the very first U.S. outpost for Axel Motels, an LGBTIQ+ oriented hotel team.  AxelBeach is a customer of Spinaci.

Hospitality was among the the hardest strike sectors last calendar year, and few inns sold, but some qualities are now buying and selling.

Previously this month, developer Ari Pearl and trader Jonathan Leifer paid out $30 million for the Tryp Lodge in Bay Harbor Islands, getting the waterfront assets out of foreclosures.

In December, the residence at 200 to 212 Collins Avenue in Miami Seaside bought for $6 million to a consumer that ideas to open up an upscale boutique condominium-lodge.

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