A glamorous Miami anesthesiologist\u00a0must have thought she hit the jackpot when her generous boyfriend gave her a luxury $6.2 million apartment to live in.<\/p>\n
The only problem was that it turns out he never owned it.<\/p>\n
Fatma Haiderzad lived in the luxury three-bedroom and four-bathroom condo at the Turnberry Ocean Club<\/a> in Sunny Isles, Miami, from 2022 to 2024.<\/p>\n Investment advisor Tyron Birkmeir arranged for her to move in after brokering the sale on behalf of a foreign investor, court documents claim.<\/a><\/p>\n Anesthesiologist\u00a0Fatma Haiderzad moved into a luxury Miami condo at the behest of her boyfriend and lived rent-free for two years, according to a new lawsuit. LinkedIn<\/p>\n The condo was located at the upmarket Turnberry Ocean Club and golf course in Sunny Isles, Miami, where membership is over $100,000. Icon Sportswire via Getty Images<\/p>\n While Haiderzad, 39, lived in the apartment, Birkmeir, 56, allegedly took membership of the social and golf clubs that came with the condo, worth $115,000-a-year, for himself, rather than giving them to his client.<\/p>\n Sources say the pair first met outside a luxury hotel in Miami several years ago.<\/p>\n A source claimed Birkmeir \u201cgets by on personality and ambition, rather than talent.\u201d<\/p>\n His alleged duplicitous condo involvement comes despite the Swiss national claiming to have $5 billion in assets under control of his company, Lurra Capital<\/a>.<\/p>\n Birkmeir, who was born in South Africa, has previously worked at banks in London, Cyprus and Zurich, where Lurra Capital is headquartered.<\/p>\n Tyron Birkmeir says he has $5 billion in assets under the control of his investment company. He is accused of claiming the benefits associated with a property he was involved in negotiating the sale of, but never actually owned. Courtesy of Tyron Birkmeir<\/p>\n The company describes itself online as \u201can invitation-only global investment firm\u201d and is a backer of the Hexagon Cup, a celebrity-backed Padel tournament where team owners include Eva Longoria and tennis player Andy Murray.<\/p>\n The company also bought a $42 million condo building in Miami in 2022.<\/p>\n Haiderzad, 39, from Missouri, has been a registered nurse since 2010 and qualified as an anesthetist\u00a0around 2015, moving to Chicago and then Miami around 2020.<\/p>\n In addition to her medical work, she is listed on some websites as a Senior Vice President at Lurra Capital.<\/p>\n Haiderzad with two friends in an undated photo. Fatma Haiderzad \/ Facebook<\/p>\n The condo lawsuit is brought by Sphere Mia, a company owned by the foreign investor which actually bought the condo, and claims Birkmeir misrepresented it was he who bought the property for himself, rather than the Sphere.<\/p>\n The defendants \u2014 Haiderzad, real estate firm BRG International<\/a> and its CEO Matias Alem \u2014 are accused of breach of statutory duty and fraudulent concealment among other charges.<\/p>\n Sphere claim that Birkmeir, who isn\u2019t a party in the lawsuit, BRG and Alem, \u201cgrossly inflated\u201d the price of the condo so the latter two got a higher commission.<\/p>\n Rather than the usual three percent, the higher price meant they got six percent.<\/p>\n In December last year, a unit one floor above the condo sold for $5.7 million \u2014 $500,000 less than the $6.2 million paid by Sphere, after years of increasing prices in the property market.<\/p>\n Birkmeir on a yacht in an unknown location. He is accused of taking a golf membership at Turnberry, which he wasn\u2019t entitled to. Courtesy of Tyron Birkmeir<\/p>\n The lawsuit includes a picture of the luxury three-bedroom property, wihch has ocean views. Alexis Read<\/p>\n Sources told The Post Sphere was approached by Birkmeir to buy the property as an investment and that they trusted him, so did not question the valuation.<\/p>\n