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Billion-Dollar Sales Team Moves Up at Flamingo South Beach
May 13, 2008

Miami-area real estate hotshots Eddy Martinez and Roland Ortiz, who recently established full-service real estate brokerage firm Worldwide Development Services, have been promoted to sales directors at the Flamingo South Beach condominium property. The Flamingo had been home to the Morton Towers apartment complex just a couple of years ago, and when work got underway on the redevelopment of the property, it was the largest condominium conversion undertaking in the country at that time, according to developer MCZ/Centrum. The complex features 1,688 residences on a 16.5-acre site along Biscayne Bay. Martinez and Ortiz previously held the respective positions of residential and pre-construction specialist, and pre-construction specialist agent with Majestic Properties before coming aboard the Flamingo team. Together, the two have sold nearly $1 billion in real estate over the last three years.

 
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