CONTRIBUTIONS, ADDRESSES AND CORPORATE ROLES
The cited records establish reported contributions and identify the businesses and people named in public filings.
FOLLOW THE MONEY
Relationships and chronology are public facts. Causation is a separate claim that requires separate proof.
The cited records establish reported contributions and identify the businesses and people named in public filings.
The IMC-linked donor cluster and the Soar Park ownership network have different named principals. The cited records do not establish common ownership or control.
Campaign finance can matter to public accountability without proving wrongdoing, influence or a connection to the Soar Park application.
The contribution records below concern a separate IMC Equity Group/Yoram Izhak network. Soar Park records name Miami Soar entities and different principals. The cited records do not establish that IMC owns, manages, represents or controls Soar Park.
2026 ELECTION — NEW FILING REVIEW
Marleine Bastien’s campaign reports list 13 separate $1,000 contributions from businesses using 696 NE 125th Street, North Miami—the address IMC Equity Group publishes as its headquarters.
IMC identifies Yoram Izhakas its founder and CEO. Florida corporation records repeatedly name Izhak as manager of the filed donors or of their listed manager entity. The filing name “LMD Inc” remains an unresolved exact-name match.
Excluded from the total: a $3,000 “Mia Properties” entry at the same address. The filing classifies it as a campaign expense for rent, not a contribution. Shared address and corporate management establish a network connection; they do not establish improper coordination or influence.
Names appear because the public records assign them a specific role. Inclusion here does not label anyone guilty of misconduct.
Her campaign reports publicly disclose the 13 contributions listed here.
IMC identifies him as its founder and CEO; state records link him to multiple businesses in the donor cluster.
State records list David Mordekhay and Tom Grinberg in leadership roles for Miami Soar Management Corp. and related park entities.
The City of Miami lobbyist registry identifies Karla Fortuny and the matters listed in that registration.
Every edge below has a public source. Shared management does not by itself establish the flow of money.
State licensing records cite the effective deed date.
Miami-Dade identifies the case as CDMP20230012.
The applicant said Phase II had room for the Phase I homes.
A fourth amendment changed the proposed options and payment language.
No evidence currently establishes that a listed contribution or lobbyist registration influenced CDMP20230012 or any related decision.