The case filed by the association against developed Terra and others settled for an undisclosed amount, although it's favorable for the association that levied claims for over $21 million in damages.
February 19, 2021 at 02:29 PM
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South Florida real estate reporter
A $21 million lawsuit over alleged construction defects at a high-end condominium developed by Terra in Miami’s Coconut Grove has settled for a confidential amount after two years of litigation.
The 22-story, 99-unit twin tower Grove at Grand Bay condominium was completed in 2016 to much fanfare, in part over its twisting design and floor-to-ceiling glass offering expansive views of Biscayne Bay. It’s at 2669 and 2675 S. Bayshore Drive.
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One of the Grove at Grand Bay towers in Miami’s Coconut Grove, 2675 S Bayshore Dr, Miami. Photo: Jill Kahn.
