Kenneth Murena, a partner at Damian & Valori in Miami/courtesy photo
Investors who say they were duped into sinking $10 million into an office project now are fighting Centennial Bank to get some money back. The bank claims it should collect first on an $8.5 million mortgage.
April 17, 2019 at 04:53 PM
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South Florida real estate reporter
Foreigners who say they were tricked into investing $10 million in a Royal Palm Beach office project have redirected their fight from the alleged swindlers to a bank.
The investors and Centennial Bank are facing off in state court with each one arguing it should be first in line to get paid out from the partially finished venture.
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