The seven buyers of five Parque Towers condo units won on their claim developer J. Milton completed the tower over a year late.
December 11, 2020 at 04:51 PM
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South Florida real estate reporter
Prospective buyers of five Sunny Isles Beach condominium units lost their claim that the developer inflated unit sizes but won their demand to back out of the deals.
Pilac Management Ltd., Marcio Silveira Kogut and Francisco Alimari Netto each were in line to buy a Parque Towers unit, while Rebecca Christina Vallias and Hugo Kawasaki were going to buy a unit together, as were Josh Kurzban and Michelle Kurzban. Collectively they put over $3 million in deposits.
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