The $5.4 million purchase of six lots along Miami’s Grand Avenue is the latest development for a storied stretch that’s been mired in lawsuits, including a bankruptcy filing, and is home to dilapidated buildings and vacant parcels.
Two well-heeled investors are the buyers behind a company that bought the Coconut Grove lots in a bankruptcy sale, according to attorneys familiar with the transaction.
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