A Google Street View of the Century Village of Pembroke Pines retirement condominium community.
An affiliate of real estate mortgagee Beltway Capital LLC that had acquired a Century Village unit in foreclosure had been awarded attorney fees in the lower court but the appellate panel reversed the decision.
August 05, 2020 at 05:41 PM
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South Florida real estate reporter
The group running the recreational facilities at a Pembroke Pines retirement community won its appeal of an attorney fees award stemming from a dispute with a former condominium unit owner.
C.V.P. Community Center Inc., which has a long-term lease over the recreational facilities at Century Village, had appealed the award of $141,475 in attorney fees to mortgagee and unit owner McCormick 105 LLC.
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