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Sergio Pino’s mistress sues to block his daughter from getting cut of $72M multifamily sale

South Florida Real Estate Sees Wave of Lawsuits, Big Deals A slew of lawsuits and major deals are making waves in South Florida's real estate market, as developers, lenders, and investors navigate a complex

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Sergio Pino's mistress sues to block his daughter from getting a cut of $71.5 million multifamily sale Wave of lawsuits hits South Florida...

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Sergio Pino's mistress sues to block his daughter from getting a cut of $71.5 million multifamily sale
Wave of lawsuits hits South Florida developers, with buyers alleging construction issues and incomplete units
Japanese firm Kasumigaseki Capital buys Miami dev site for $89M
Thrive Arts District lands wellness venue, two company HQs

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The lawsuits and deals reflect the complexities and challenges facing South Florida's real estate market, where developers and investors are...

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The lawsuits and deals reflect the complexities and challenges facing South Florida's real estate market, where developers and investors are navigating a competitive landscape.

"The market is very competitive, and developers are trying to protect their interests," said a real estate expert.

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$71.5 million: Sale price of multifamily complex at center of lawsuit $49M: Sale price of Miami apparel company's warehouse

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Who: Sergio Pino's mistress Nancy Pastor, Kasumigaseki Capital What: Lawsuits over multifamily sale, construction issues, and incomplete units When:...

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Who: Sergio Pino's mistress Nancy Pastor, Kasumigaseki Capital
What: Lawsuits over multifamily sale, construction issues, and incomplete units
When: Recent weeks and months
Where: South Florida, including Miami and Palm Beach
Impact: Uncertainty and volatility in the real estate market

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As the lawsuits and deals continue to unfold, investors and developers will be watching closely to see how the market responds. Will the wave of...

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As the lawsuits and deals continue to unfold, investors and developers will be watching closely to see how the market responds. Will the wave of lawsuits slow down development, or will the big deals continue to drive growth? Only time will tell.

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Sergio Pino’s mistress sues to block his daughter from getting cut of $72M multifamily sale
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South Florida’s top deals: Miami apparel company sheds warehouse for $49M
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South Florida’s top deals: Japanese firm scoops up Miami dev site for $89M

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Sergio Pino’s mistress sues to block his daughter from getting cut of $72M multifamily sale

By Emergent Business Desk

Monday, March 30, 2026 • 2 min read • 5 source references

Monday, March 30, 2026
2 min read
5 source references

South Florida Real Estate Sees Wave of Lawsuits, Big Deals

A slew of lawsuits and major deals are making waves in South Florida's real estate market, as developers, lenders, and investors navigate a complex landscape of claims and counterclaims.

The fight over late Miami developer Sergio Pino's fortune has escalated, with his longtime mistress Nancy Pastor suing to block his daughter from getting a cut of a $71.5 million multifamily sale. Meanwhile, a wave of lawsuits has hit South Florida developers, with buyers alleging construction issues and incomplete units.

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Sergio Pino's mistress sues to block his daughter from getting a cut of $71.5 million multifamily sale
Wave of lawsuits hits South Florida developers, with buyers alleging construction issues and incomplete units
Japanese firm Kasumigaseki Capital buys Miami dev site for $89M
Thrive Arts District lands wellness venue, two company HQs

Why It Matters

The lawsuits and deals reflect the complexities and challenges facing South Florida's real estate market, where developers and investors are navigating a competitive landscape.

"The market is very competitive, and developers are trying to protect their interests," said a real estate expert.

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$71.5 million: Sale price of multifamily complex at center of lawsuit
$49M: Sale price of Miami apparel company's warehouse

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Who: Sergio Pino's mistress Nancy Pastor, Kasumigaseki Capital
What: Lawsuits over multifamily sale, construction issues, and incomplete units
When: Recent weeks and months
Where: South Florida, including Miami and Palm Beach
Impact: Uncertainty and volatility in the real estate market

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