“I should have done a partition sale”: Taylor Collins says appeals court erred in Biscayne 21 ruling
Taylor Collins’ battle with holdout unit owners at a bayfront condo building he plans to redevelop is over, after years of bitter fights. But, he argues, the complexities remain an issue for condo terminations. “It’s because the [state] law is just not written clearly yet,” Collins, managing partner at Two Roads Development, said at The Real Deal Miami Real Estate Forum on Thursday. Collins was joined by developers Isaac Toledano, of Aventura-based BH Group, and Arnaud Karsenti, of Coconut Grove-based 13th Floor Investments, at the “Condo Reckoning” panel moderated by Katherine Kallergis, TRD’s South Florida Bureau Chief. “Reckoning” may be […]This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
Categories
Recent Posts

Rick Ross drops knowledge on his real estate hustle: “There is no better time than right now”

Michael Stern boasts optimism for Miami projects amid legal battles

Where Miami’s top developers are placing bets outside the city

“We go after it very hard”: Land scarcity, immigration arrests raise costs of new homes in South Florida, home builders say

“My father almost lost the company”: Nick Pérez, David Martin on offsetting risks

“Monstrosity next to a landmark”: Board again nixes historic status for church site slated for Nobu condos

Join the club: Miami developers sell belonging alongside waterfront views

“Rooftops” aren’t enough for retail to thrive. Hotels? Now we’re talking

Wilson & Johnson Private Foundation Announces First Cycle of Quarterly Grant Awards
GET MORE INFORMATION


