According to news reports, 43-year-old New York City real estate tycoon Brandon Miller passed away.
Before Miller passed away, he was taken to the hospital. He was wed to well-known blogger and influencer Candice Miller.
According to The Real Deal, the family businessman was admitted to a Southampton critical care unit for a while.
According to the news source, he was laid to rest in West Babylon’s New Montefiore Cemetery.
He left behind two small girls, and the cause of his death is still unknown.
His well-known spouse Candice is the author of the popular lifestyle blog Mama and Tata.
In addition, Candice oversees purchases for Tenent Shop in Southampton, New York. On Monday, her formerly busy Instagram account didn’t appear to be operational.
The family owns two properties: a $9 million property in Tribeca and a $3 million house in Southampton.
Mama and Tata is a website that Candice and her sister Jenna Crespi co-run. It was launched in 2016. Since then, Candice has taken over as the blog’s primary proprietor.
The businesswoman has launched her own apparel brand, Black Iris, with an emphasis on retro looks.
Before being married in 2009, they were close friends for a very long time.
In October 2018, Candice revealed to Over the Moon that they shared a Hamptons apartment right next to one another.
“However, it wasn’t until we were in our mid-20s—the ideal age—that we truly began dating.”
“We were in love forever, but it was nice to wait all those years because we knew everything about each other and had no secrets.”
The couple was spotted socializing with Ivanka Trump’s pals in the Hamptons.
A REAL ESTATE JOURNEY
Real Estate Equity Corporation is referred to as REEC. Michael Miller, Brandon’s father, founded the company in 1978 and gave it to him.
The younger Miller joined the company in 2004 and co-managed it with his business partner, Mark Siegel.
On their website, the company claims to have completed major projects and constructed over 20 million square feet of space across the US.
The corporation just completed construction on a life sciences complex in East Harlem.
Miller’s business has experienced some difficult years in recent years.
Miller’s late father was the target of a condo project complaint in 2019.
According to the complaint, Michael Miller, who passed away in 2016, instructed his assistant to sign documents on his behalf even though the son wasn’t present. The court documents state that the dispute was settled.
However, the company was faced with yet another lawsuit.
According to the Real Deal, TD Bank filed a lawsuit against Miller, his mother, and his sister for a number of purported fraudulent transfers that prevented them from receiving $2.1 million.
According to a news source, the lawsuit started after Miller stopped making payments on a $17.5 million commercial mortgage loan, for which his late father provided up to a $3.5 million personal guarantee.
Real Estate Equity Corporation was contacted by The U.S. Sun for comment, but they did not respond right away.
