Notice on the door of one of the 36 apartments marked unsafe for human occupancy at Stonybrook Apartments. Courtesy photo
Complaints filed in Palm Beach Circuit Court accuse Riviera Beach and real estate investors Global Ministries Foundation and Millennia Cos. of operating Stonybrook Apartments as a "slum."
April 15, 2019 at 03:09 PM
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The City of Riviera Beach has been accused of negligence in a class action lawsuit filed in Palm Beach Circuit Court over living conditions at Stonybrook Apartments.
Along with the city, the suit also names Stonybrook’s former owner Global Ministries Foundation and current owner Millennia Cos. as defendants. The nine-count complaint alleges “inhumane living conditions” at the low-income apartment complex, resulting in property damage and injuries to residents.
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