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Jonathan Newhouse and Eighty Seven Park at 8701 Collins Avenue, Miami Beach (Getty, Eighty Seven Park Condo)
Condé Nast International’s chairman, Jonathan Newhouse, sold his oceanfront condo at Eighty Seven Park in Miami Beach for $6.2 million.
Records show Newhouse sold unit 1001 at 8701 Collins Avenue to Lix and Buddy LLC, a Delaware corporation. According to an affidavit from Miami-Dade County, Lix and Buddy LLC is led by Nessan Bermingham and Nina Ross of Boston. Bermingham is CEO of Triplet Therapeutics, a Cambridge Massachusetts-based biotechnology company.
Newhouse is a nephew of Samuel I. Newhouse, the founder of Advance Publications, which purchased Condé Nast in 1959 for $5 million. Jonathan’s cousin, Samuel “S.I.” Newshouse, Jr., took over as the chairman of Condé Nast in 1975, according to The Guardian. He died in 2017.
Pierre Pomerleau and Eighty Seven Park (8701 Collins Avenue, Miami Beach)
The CEO of one of the biggest construction companies in Canada bought another oceanfront condo at Eighty Seven Park for $8 million.
Pierre Pomerleau, president and CEO of Pomerleau, bought the unit at 8701 Collins Avenue in Miami Beach from 2020 87 Park LLC, a Florida LLC managed by Coral Gables attorney Joseph M. Hernandez, records show. Pomerleau paid nearly $2,500 per square foot for the condo.
In 2019, Pomerleau bought a three-bedroom unit in the same tower for $6 million.
Founded in 1964, Pomerleau also owns Beaubois, which specializes in architectural woodwork, and co-owns Borea Construction.
The seller of Pomerleau’s latest unit bought it in August for $7.5 million. The unit was listed in September, asking $8.5 million.