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Jeff Conry and 6312 Riviera Drive, Coral Gables (Google Maps, iStock)
The president of a charter airline flipped his waterfront Coral Gables mansion for $19.4 million, pocketing a tidy profit less than a year after he purchased the property.
Jeff Conry of iAero Airways and his wife, Sherianne, sold the home at 6312 Riviera Drive, records show. The buying entity Registered Corporate Services LLC is managed by Pablo S. Quesada and Roland Sanchez-Medina, both partners at Coral Gables-based SMGQ Law. The LLC took out a $13.4 million loan on the property from City National Bank of Florida, according to records.
Mocca Realty’s Diana Gutierrez represented the sellers and Alex Pirez also of Mocca Realty represented the buyer.
On Saturday, January 23, the fifth running of the Pegasus World Cup Championship Invitational Series was held at Gulfstream Park in South Florida. Gulfstream Park was transformed by 1/ST into a socially distant entertainment experience welcoming 1,500 fans (15 percent of typical Pegasus World Cup capacity) to the race track for the first time since the outset of the COVID-19 pandemic. Belinda Stronach, chairman and president, 1/ST, hosted celebrity guests, including Amar’e Stoudemire, Tyga, Jasmine Sanders, Denis Savard, Brian Poli-Dixon, David Grutman, and Isabela Rangel Grutman, among other VIPS. This year, 1/ST again teamed up with Groot Hospitality to create a socially distant Pegasus Swan Garden pop-up offering guests an exclusive VIP experience in a “Tulum meets Swan” setting. 1/ST also teamed up with Red Rooster Overtown to curate a menu of Southern classics and elevated sips for the racing connections in Gulfstream Park’s Flamingo Room.