“It was in my DNA”: How Isaac Toledano conquered South Florida real estate
A package for a prospective deal dropped off at Pebb Enterprises’ office didn’t initially stir excitement at the firm. Proposals like it usually were duds and ended up in the trash bin, said Pebb’s Ian Weiner. Still, he took a look. Developer Isaac Toledano was offering Pebb a partnership on the 29-acre Office Depot headquarters campus. “The deal he had negotiated, the price, the timing, all that was very attractive. It didn’t take long to see this is someone I need to reach out to immediately,” Weiner said. “He kind of gave us some deadlines to figure this out or […]This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
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