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PINECRESTMAGAZINE.COM | APRIL 2018 1 HAZEL GOLDMAN 305-665-7383 Hazel@Goldmanresidential.Com PINECRESTMAGAZINE.COM | APRIL 2018 1 HAZEL GOLDMAN 305-665-7383 [email protected] EVAN GOLDMAN 305-607-8880 [email protected] OPENING DOORS ACROSS SOUTH FLORIDA NE PINECREST MEDITERRANEAN MASTERPIECE BEAUTIFUL PINECREST LAKEFRONT GORGEOUS DEERING BAY LIFE! 5940 SW 108 Street $3,299,000 13401 SW 72 Avenue $1,199,000 13643 Deering Bay Drive, #146 $999,000 2007 Hollub Built, 6/7.5/6-Car/P, Gorgeous Large Idyllic Home on Lake Sheldon Nicely Updated 3/3 Condo w/2750 SqFt Motor Court, Summer Kitchen, BBall Marble Flrs, Impact Windows & Doors, Expansive Wood & Porcelain Flrs, Impact Glass, Plantation Shutters Court, Movie Theatre, & More! Views, Built-Ins, Over 4000 sqft 4/4/P/2-Car Wraparound Balcony, Amazing Views, Amenities Galore! SOLD! $665,000 NEWER SOUTH MIAMI HOME! EXCLUSIVE PINE BAY ESTATES BEAUTY! TOPOFTHELINE PALMETTO BAY BEAUTY! 7080 SW 79 Terrace $989,000 7350 SW 153 Street $939,000 15501 SW 79 Avenue $699,000 2001 Built 6/4+ Playroom, Open Layout Updated 6/5.5/Pool/2-Car w/5000sqft Split Plan Fully Updated w/Marble & Porcelain Flrs, Electric Shutters On Quiet Cul-de-Sac Street, Porte-cochere Roving Wackenhut Security for HOA 7 days a week New ACs, 2012 Roof, Moldings, & More! 4/2.5/P/2-Car Tile Floors, Crown Moldings, High Ceilngs NEW ROOF, Updated Kitchen, Luxurious Pool-Patio Marble Pool-Patio Features Built-In BBQ & Expansive Yard NEW LISTING! PRICE REDUCED! AFFORDABLE PINECREST SINGLE FAMILY! INCREDIBLE CUTLER CAY VALUE! 13050 SW 82 Court $569,000 7735 SW 193 Lane $449,000 Lovely 2006 Renovation, 3/2/P/2-Car Relocation Forces Sale! Impact Glass, Marble & Terrazo Flrs, French Doors Updated & Stunning 4/3.5/2-Car Quiet Street w/Nice Marble Pool-Patio & Yard New SS Appliances, New AC, Great Floor Plan GOLDMAN2 APRIL 2018RESIDENTIAL.COM | PINECRESTMAGAZINE.COM 305-665-7383 RE/MAX ADVANCE REALTY Christine Stiphany, CRS DIAMONDS ARE A SELLER’S BEST FRIEND! Christine Stiphany was recently awarded membership in EWM’s 2017 prestigious Chairman’s Club, Diamond Level. As a Diamond Level member for the third time, Christine once again ranks in the top ½ of 1% among Realtors nationwide in volume of sales. If you are interested in selling, call Christine today! PURE SOUTH FLORIDA T 305.903.8845 | EWM Realty International | [email protected] Angela Mase & Ashley Scoates 12751 S Dixie Highway, Pinecrest, FL 33156 | www.puresouthflorida.com Realtors® 2800 COACOOCHEE STREET | COCONUT GROVE - HOLLY 2015 Contemporary 2-Story Mansion with street-to-street lot in desirable North Grove! 5BR+Office/Den+4.5BA and over 4,500 adj. square feet. Exquisite finishes with Italian lacquered cabinetry, gorgeous “wood” ceramic floors, floor to ceiling glass, impact doors/ ADOPT “Holly” windows and more! Cook’s kitchen with Sub-Zero, Wolf & Miele appliances and dual zoned wine cellar. Luxurious master suite has I will pay your adoption fee*! lavish bath & opens to a roof-top terrace, huge walk-in closet with a motorized rail system & room for a sitting area. Heated salt-water 45 Dogs adopted in 2017! Thank you!! pool with spa, bug repellent misters, lush foliage for privacy & convenient parking in the front and back. REDUCED | LP $2,100,000 *Apply at: www.paws4you.org 13637 DEERING BAY DR “PADUA” UNIT 221, CORAL GABLES 1675 MICANOPY AVENUE | COCONUT GROVE Could this home be any more perfect? Elegant and Cheerful 3 bedroom plus Office or Represented the BUYER. Property listed by Realtors Karen Elmir and Patricia Alfonso of Nursery plus 3.5 baths with beautiful views of the lagoon & resort-style pool from the Cervera Realty. Originally built in 1937 and totally remodeled with 4 bedrooms + Office wrap-around balcony. Split plan, 2,900+sf, marble floors, gourmet kitchen with top of the + 4.5 baths with a large terrace off of the master suite overlooking the sparkling pool. line appliances, grand-sized living room, custom built cabinetry, exquisite master suite SOLD | SP $1,875,000 & lavish bath, 2 parking spaces, storage unit+golf cart space. REDUCED | $1,085,000 www.13637DeeringBayDriveUnit221.com PINECREST FACTS AS OF MARCH 1ST 2018 • 192 homes are currently on the market • The lowest priced home is $540,000 • The highest priced home is $7,999,000 • 31 homes sold YTD between 1/1/18 & 3/1/18 2843 S BAYSHORE DRIVE | COCONUT GROVE | MIAMI Do you want to REMODEL or do you want REDONE? Two lovely options in the iconic Grove Towers! • The lowest priced sale was $490,000 Unit 4B: Updated with new kitchen, new baths, impact glass. Master suite has huge re-designed walk-in closet and luxurious • The highest priced sale was $3,600,000 bath! Enjoy treetop views and a glimpse of the bay from 2 balconies! LP $825,000 | www.2843SBayshoreDrive4b.com Unit 7B: Stunning bay views! Original mint condition with some impact glass and ready for your updates! 2 Parking Spaces! • 178 Days on Market was the average Saltillo tile floors, two balconies! 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NOT PROMISES SELLING or BUYING a HOME PinecrestNeighbors.com Jane Bark Barrellier, PA Realtor Associate, Residential & Relocation Pinecrest resident, 3 children 20 years of marketing experience in maor international corporations Multicultural, reliable, result driven committed realtor Fluent in English, French and German President’s Club Producer 4 APRIL 2018 | PINECRESTMAGAZINE.COM PINECRESTMAGAZINE.COM | APRIL 2018 5 TABLE OF CONTENTS NEVER AGAIN: STORIES FROM PARKLAND 24 TRIBUTES FRIENDS AND FAMILY REMEMBER THE VICTIMS OF THE SHOOTING AT STONEMAN DOUGLAS 36 MADY SNYDER AN MSD STUDENT SHARES HER STORY OF SURVIVAL ON THE THIRD FLOOR 40 EMMA GONZÁLEZ THE MSD SENIOR DISCUSSES THE GOALS OF THE “REVOLUTION” TO STOP GUN VIOLENCE ALSO IN LIFESTYLE 8 EDITOR’S LETTER 12 AROUND TOWN 14 BAR TALK: BAR CENTRO’S KEY LIME DAIQUIRI 16 THE LISTING PARKLAND COVERAGE 42 FIRST PERSON: FRED GUTTENBERG CHANNELS HIS GRIEF 44 LIFE IS LIKE A ROLLER COASTER 46 CHAIRMAN’S LETTER: A TIME FOR CHANGE COVER/TOC CREDITS Candlelight vigil image and this page by Ian Witlen (thecameraclicks.com) 6 APRIL 2018 | PINECRESTMAGAZINE.COM COLDWELL BANKER Martin Suburban Acres | 7/6.1 | $4,500,000 Oakridge Estates | 5/5.1 | $2,375,000 Rockdale Estates | 5/3.2 | $1,900,000 9780 W Suburban Dr 11520 SW 70th Ave 12859 Old Cutler Rd JoAnn Roberts 866.600.6008 530888 Daniel Martinez 866.600.6008 530936 JoAnn Roberts 866.600.6008 587225 Search A10214027 on cbhomes.com Search A10364451 on cbhomes.com Search A10423748 on cbhomes.com Falls | 5/5.1 | $1,749,000 Garden Estates | 5/5 | $1,699,000 Collins Estates | 5/5 | $1,599,000 9442 SW 123rd St 7425 SW 134th St 11100 SW 64th Ave Lizzie Padro 866.600.6008 559673 Carole Merhige, P.A. 866.600.6008 530976 Claudia Mcanarney/Merhige Carole 866.600.6008 459290 Search A10294345 on cbhomes.com Search A10370913 on cbhomes.com Search A10384958 on cbhomes.com Falls | 6/5 | $1,450,000 Pinecrest | 4/2.1 | $775,000 Pine Tree Estates | 6/4 | $735,000 13720 SW 105th Ave 11380 SW 72nd Ave 8180 SW 135th St Team Danielle & Michael 866.600.6008 563433 JoAnn Roberts, 866.600.6008 578271 Thomson Team 866.600.6008 587557 Search A10414300 on cbhomes.com Search A10374595 on cbhomes.com Search A10425192 on cbhomes.com COLDWELLBANKERHOMES.COM #1 REAL ESTATE BROKERAGE IN FLORIDA* Pinecrest 305.253.2800 | CB Home Protection Plan 86 6.797.4788 *Coldwell Banker Residential Real Estate is ranked number one in closed residential buyer and/or seller transaction sides in Miami/Fort Lauderdale, Orlando, Tampa/St. Petersburg and Pensacola/Panhandle, and number one in residential sales volume (calculated by multiplying number of buyer and/or seller transaction sides by the sales price) in Miami/Fort Lauderdale, Orlando and Tampa/St. Petersburg, according to data submitted to REAL Trends by NRT LLC, 2017. 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FL-10/17 PINECRESTMAGAZINE.COM | APRIL 2018 7 SEFL Pinecrest Lifestyle Magazine Listing Ad Template_8.375x10.875_9 Listings.indd 1 3/2/18 9:25 AM Editor’sLetter was a “crisis actor.” And reported death threats made against Hogg and his family. There was a victory on the ice, as the MSD hockey team won a state championship. And a victory, depending on your viewpoint, at the Capitol in Tallahassee as Gov. Rick Scott signed into law gun and school safety legislation that, among other things, raises the minimum age for gun purchases to 21 from 18, creates a waiting period for gun buyers, bans bump stocks and arms certain school personnel. The National Rifl e Association promptly fi led a lawsuit challenging the age restriction as unconstitutional.
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