Pembroke Pines bulk unit owner loses legal battle over property’s $21M sale
Integra Investments’ purchase of a condemned Pembroke Pines condo complex for $20.5 million is poised to proceed, after a judge shot down a bulk unit owner’s challenge of the sale process. It marks the latest chapter for the embattled 304-unit Heron Pond, a lakefront community with 19 two-story beige buildings. It’s now vacant after authorities ordered all residents to evacuate in the summer of 2024 due to structural safety concerns. The property, which sits on more than 25 acres at 8400 Southwest First Street, was built in 1988. It has been grappling with disrepair for years. In 2024, the court […]This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
Categories
Recent Posts
The 'World's Best Airline' is updating its business and first-class experience
EXCLUSIVE: Ryan Serhant Warns Homebuyers Against Waiting for 2027: ‘You Don’t Want to Wait Until It’s Too Late’
Compass boosts private listings while weighing Open Real Estate
Rick Ross drops knowledge on his real estate hustle: “There is no better time than right now”
Michael Stern boasts optimism for Miami projects amid legal battles
Where Miami’s top developers are placing bets outside the city
“We go after it very hard”: Land scarcity, immigration arrests raise costs of new homes in South Florida, home builders say
Texas Man Admits to $1.5 Million Deed Fraud Scheme Involving Properties in 4 States
“I should have done a partition sale”: Taylor Collins says appeals court erred in Biscayne 21 ruling
Los Angeles votes all-in on housing, electing YIMBY-backed Raman
GET MORE INFORMATION
Stevan Stanisic
Real Estate Advisor License ID: SL3518131
Real Estate Advisor License ID: SL3518131