“Bit off more than they could chew”: Builders of 10-unit complex settle shoddy construction claims for $27M 

The developer and dozens of contractors behind an exclusive residential enclave in Central Florida settled shoddy construction claims for $26.5 million.  It’s not the largest construction-defect settlement in Florida, but at $2.7 million per unit across the 10 townhomes at Park Hill in Winter Park, it may be among the priciest on a per-door basis.  The complex, consisting of two three-story buildings completed in 2019 across the street from an expansive park, is a bit of a misfit in Florida, forgoing the state’s traditional designs for stone and brick façades. It’s on the southwest corner of Whipple Avenue and North […]

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