“This developer was not going to pay to play," said Simon Bloom of Bloom Parham.
March 09, 2022 at 05:19 PM
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Atlanta real estate attorney Simon Bloom of Bloom Parham said he’s been practicing for 25 years but never seen anything like what happened in Brookhaven, Georgia—the high-end residential hot spot just across the Fulton County line into DeKalb that’s the center of a redevelopment boom.
That would be a jury ordering a city to pay money to a real estate developer for the outcome of a zoning dispute.
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Simon Bloom, with Bloom Parham. (Courtesy photo)
