Where Do Astros Ace Justin Verlander and Supermodel Kate Upton Call Home?
Where Do Astros Ace Justin Verlander and Supermodel Kate Upton Call Home?
The Houston Astros pitcher Justin Verlander and his supermodel wife, Kate Upton, have assembled an interesting property portfolio from coast to coast.
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March 5, 2021
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But it s no surprise to find that the
Houston Astros pitcher
Kate Upton, inhabit more than one home base.
The A-list duo together since 2014 and married in 2017 have caught the real estate bug. They ve picked up an assortment of impressive homes around the country.
We took a look at the star-studded couple’s winning real estate choices.
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South Florida law firm The Markarian Group recently named local education and civic leader
Alexandria Ayala as its director of communications and community engagement, continuing the practice’s longstanding commitment to improving the quality of life for area residents. Ayala, the first Hispanic woman to serve on the Palm Beach County School Board, brings a decade of experience in community advocacy, government and legislative affairs. “Alexandria’s Palm Beach County involvement and governmental knowledge made her the perfect person to lead our community engagement efforts,” said Dave Markarian, managing partner of The Markarian Group. Raised in Palm Springs, Ayala graduated from the University of Central Florida with a bachelor’s degree in political science and a minor in journalism studies. The Markarian Group serves the legal needs of businesses and individuals from the Treasure Coast to the Florida Keys.
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Roseate Spoonbill Chicks
We are all connected by the environment we share. The Earth is our home. This is the space where we share the environmental stories that caught our attention this week in Florida and beyond
It’s Roseate Spoonbill nesting season, and Audubon Florida’s Everglades Science Team (EST) is out and about checking on the health of their nests and the health of the Everglades. Read more here.
What about the turtles?!?! Sea turtles in Texas are shocked cold by the weather, and a non-profit has, so far, rescued 2,500 of them.
Also on the East Coast, Jacksonville’s increasing awareness of its own vulnerability to the rising tide of climate change is leading them to hire a Chief Resiliency Officer.