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Runner-up development group M-S-E Judicial says top-ranked Plenary lowballed its bid and plans an inferior building, a notion Plenary denies.
September 03, 2019 at 12:23 PM
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South Florida real estate reporter
The battle among big-name developers to build a new Miami-Dade civil courthouse turned contentious when the runner-up raised issues with the rankings.
M-S-E Judicial Partners LLC said top-ranked Plenary Justice Miami LLC lowballed its bid and proposed an inferior building that will cost more in improvements down the line, a notion Plenary disputes.
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