Homeowner fires legal torpedo at Barrington Brothers’ latest El Portal project
An El Portal homeowner is seeking to overturn the controversial approval of Barrington Brothers’ next multifamily project in the village. Jerilyn Kobrick sued El Portal and an affiliate of Miami-based Barrington, led by Arthur and Ken Barrington, that owns the 1-acre development site fronting Little River Canal at 8300 Northeast Fourth Place. In the complaint […]This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
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