Condo Boom Means Party Time

The first tower at Marina Palms Yacht Club & Residences in North Miami Beach sold out, so the thing to do is throw a party when you put the residences of the second tower on the market. (Any excuse for a party works for us.) Snapped: DevStar Group principal George Helmstetter, DevStar Group principal Anthony Burns, Marina Palms director of sales Michael Internoscia, and Plaza Group prez Neil Fairman, the property’s developers.

Ground broke recently for the Bond on Brickell, a 328-unit condo tower by Rilea Group at 1080 Brickell Ave, and marketed by Cervera Real Estate. Glasses were raised on high for the occasion. Snapped: Alessandra Giffuni, Peter Ortega, Jasmin Schumer, and Amanda Cabrera.

Snapped at Cipriani in New York: Douglas Elliman Florida brokerage CEO Jay Parker, and Douglas Elliman CEO Dottie Herman, at the company's annual awards, celebrating (among other things) the strength of condo sales in South Florida. The company’s top individuals for South Florida by gross commission income were, in order: Chad Carroll, Niki Higgins, Pablo Alfaro, Richard Goiman, and Senada Adzem Bernard.

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