In the years since the sale of TotalBank Adrienne has pivoted to philanthropy. In November 2007 Adrienne orchestrated a deal to sell TotalBank to Banco Popular Espanol for $300 million. She grew the business to 14 locations with $1.4 billion in assets. When Adrienne took over TotalBank in 1996, the bank had four locations and roughly $100 million in assets. In 1996 Adrienne and her husband moved to Miami so she could take the reigns of a bank that was owned by members of her extended family. While in DC, in addition to practicing law, she also started a title business on the side. A decade later she moved to DC with her husband who was a lawyer for two Presidents. In 1969 Adrienne joined the legal department of Trans World Airlines in New York City. Adrianne was just the 18th woman to be admitted. from Villanova University Law School.Īmazingly, even by the mid-1960s only a handful of women had ever been admitted to the Delaware bar. Her mother Roxana Cannon Arsht was the first female judge in Delaware state history.Īdrienne skipped her senior year of high school to go straight to college at Mount Holyoke. Oh, and Adrienne is donating all of the proceeds from the sale to charity!īefore I even get into the background and details, just go ahead and take a video tour of the estate: On the upside, the $106.875 million Adrienne accepted is absolutely smashes the residential record for Miami-Dade county. On the downside, she had to accept a $43 million discount. There's some bad news and some good news for Adrienne.
Over the weekend it was confirmed that she finally found a buyer. Back in January, businesswoman/philanthropist Adrienne Arsht listed her 4-acre, two-home Miami estate overlooking Biscayne Bay for an eye-popping $150 million.
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