Inside the decade-long legal clash between owners, developer of a Singer Island hotel-condo

Unit owners at a Singer Island hotel-condo are tangled in a decade-long lawsuit in which they say the hotel’s owner charged them unfair and duplicative fees adding up to tens of millions of dollars. The condo association for the Palm Beach Marriott Singer Island, in Riviera Beach, sued owner Urgo Hotels in 2015, claiming condo owners were being charged for the maintenance of shared facilities in the hotel, without assurance that the fee was fair. More than a decade later, the condo owners are asking a judge to freeze the fees while the case is pending. They’re also seeking punitive […]

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