Two years later, Brandon Miller fallout ripples through real estate
The fallout from Brandon Miller’s death is still rippling through his real estate empire with a stalled Nolita development tangled in a broader fight over creditors, unpaid obligations and questions about the late developer’s finances. Miller’s estate, widow Candice Miller and Real Estate Equities Corporation remain locked in disputes with lenders, insurers and development partners more than two years after his death, according to court filings. The most consequential fight may be with BMO Bank, which loaned Miller $11.3 million in January 2024. More than $9 million remains outstanding and the Chicago lender is questioning whether brokerage statements Miller provided […]
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