In 2021, billionaire Orlando Bravo paid $39.25 million for Phil Collins’s 1929 Miami Beach mansion; months later, he won approval to demolish it for a flood-resilient home with tropical gardens
- Private equity billionaire Orlando Bravo has received approval to tear down a historic Miami Beach estate once owned by English musician Phil Collins.
- The move clears the way for a flood-resistant luxury mansion surrounded by tropical gardens.
- Bravo, co-founder and managing partner of Thoma Bravo, bought the Mediterranean Revival home at 5800 North Bay Road for $39.25 million (£28.6 million) in January 2021.
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- Private equity billionaire Orlando Bravo has received approval to tear down a historic Miami Beach estate once owned by English musician Phil Collins.
- The move clears the way for a flood-resistant luxury mansion surrounded by tropical gardens.
- Bravo, co-founder and managing partner of Thoma Bravo, bought the Mediterranean Revival home at 5800 North Bay Road for $39.25 million (£28.6 million) in January 2021.
Sources: Times of India