Embattled senior living tycoon Leo Friedman pays $30M for Delray Beach facility
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Controversial senior living tycoon Leo Friedman bought a facility in Delray Beach for $30 million. New York-based Citadel Care Centers, led by founder and CEO Friedman, bought the 472-unit Abbey Delray at 2000 Lowson Boulevard from Dallas-based Lifespace Communities, according to records and real estate database Vizzda. The buyer borrowed $42 million from Metropolitan Commercial […]
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