A Wall Street bond trader is asking $66 million for nearly 30 acres of waterfront land in Vero Beach, combining two trophy sites that stretch from the Atlantic Ocean to the Indian River Lagoon. John Devaney, founder and CEO of Miami-based United Capital Markets, is selling the upland and private submerged acreage either together or separately, with the asking price working out to roughly $2.2 million per acre. The listing, first reported by The …
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