Costa Hollywood Beach Resort’s unsold units were slated for a bankruptcy auction and generated plenty of interest but no qualified bidders, more than likely because the coronavirus pandemic put the hospitality industry in a historic nosedive.

777 N. Ocean Drive LLC, the lender on the project that sought to foreclosure on the development team after it stopped paying, is in line to buy the unsold units under its $43 million stalking-horse bid.

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