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How The Codinas Are Giving Back To The Miami Community

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For decades, Codina Partners has made South Florida a better place to live, work and play. Armando Codina and his daughter, Ana, have been the driving force behind the investment and development firm’s success.

EisnerAmper's Ken Weissenberg recently sat down to pick the brains of these industry titans. From Armando’s humble beginnings to the Codina family’s rise to real estate power, discover how these moguls are reshaping the Florida real estate market one groundbreaking development at a time.

Follow the 12-episode journey with Armando and Ana here at www.bisnow.com/tv. You can see Armando Codina in person at Bisnow's The Rise of Doral event Jan. 17.

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