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elinda Stronach, CEO of The Stronach Group and owner of Gulfstream Park, has purchased a condo in Seaway at the Surf Club for $14.6 million. Records show that her trust, BFN Surfside Trust, bought unit 503 in the complex located at 9149 Collins Avenue in Surfside. Developed by Fort Partners, Seaway is an oceanfront, two-building project with 34 units that began closings earlier this month.
Stronach heads her family's global horse racing and gaming business, which was founded by her father, Austro-Canadian billionaire Frank Stronach. Forbes estimates his net worth at $1.5 billion, although he is currently facing sex crime charges in Canada. Stronach denies the allegations.
The Seaway condo was designed by Joseph Dirand and connects to the Four Seasons Hotel and Residences at the Surf Club. Buyers have access to amenities such as a private club, Thomas Keller restaurant, and four swimming pools. The Surf Club Four Seasons is one of South Florida's most sought-after luxury condos, with recent sales including a $44 million penthouse bought by an Apple attorney.
Other notable buyers in Seaway include Jeff Aronson, co-founder of Centerbridge Partners, who purchased a condo for $12.3 million with his wife, and David Foley, senior managing director at Blackstone's private equity group, who dropped $24.5 million on a unit. Delaware-based Ninth Cloud LLC also bought four units for a combined $50.9 million. Fort Partners is working on another project adjacent to the Surf Club Four Seasons, which they purchased for $60 million in April.
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