A Google Street View of the Residence Inn Marriott at 9200 Collins Ave. in Surfside.
Broker-turned-developer Silvia Sabates Coltrane runs the company that developed the hotel and the companies that sought investors.
July 03, 2018 at 10:35 AM
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South Florida real estate reporter
The developer of the Marriott Residence Inn hotel in Surfside hasn’t repaid more than $5 million to an investor, according to a lawsuit.
Transacta Developers LLC, led by broker-turned-developer Silvia Sabates Coltrane, developed the five-story, 190,132-square-foot hotel with 175 rooms on 1.7 acres, the complaint said. It opened in June 2016 at 9200 Collins Ave.
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