One Bal Harbour hotel and residences at 10295 Collins Ave., Miami. Photo by J. Albert Diaz.
The owners of the hotel-condo unit claim they have been illegally overcharged more than $2 million for building expenses.
June 26, 2019 at 05:07 PM
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South Florida real estate reporter
The hotel and residential condominium associations at the high-end One Bal Harbour oceanfront tower are fighting over who pays how much for building expenses.
The hotel-condo association claims its residential counterpart illegally adjusted the allocation for the electric, gas, water, sewer and valet bills, leaving the hotel-condo owners to overpay by $2 million in five years.
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