This photo shows the water damage at the office building at 4601 Sheridan St. in Hollywood.
The owner of the six-story office building says tenants were soaked and moved out during an exterior renovation.
June 28, 2018 at 03:17 PM
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South Florida real estate reporter
A Hollywood landlord claims he’s owed $6.5 million by a contractor that installed a new facade but left the offices exposed to rain, forcing out luxury brand Louis Vuitton and other tenants.
The renovation work at the six-story building is complete, and new tenants have moved in, but the legal battle between owner GRE Properties Sheridan Hills LLC and Doral-based Burke Construction Group Inc. is ongoing. A trial is set to start after Nov. 1.
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