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2. Condo sellers in Miami-Dade face a bitter reality — prices ...

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   Miami-Dade had a total of 2,051 deals, down 13.2%, and Broward had 2,206 deals, down 18.9%. Growing pains for condos The month-to-month drops in condo prices are just the beginning.

3. Dozens of condo buyers who lost millions in Kapoor’s Miami ...

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   The couple and more than 30 other Latin American condo buyers at URBIN’s Miami Beach project have lost about $10 million in deposits, according to lawsuits filed in Miami-Dade Circuit Court.

4. ‘King of Coconut Grove’ faces foreclosure. His buyers could ...

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   For years, real estate developer Doug Cox has kept buyers locked out of the homes they bought in Coconut Grove. Now his lender is foreclosing on the properties, demanding to take control of two ...

5. Miami Beach Resort and Spa - Wikipedia

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   The French OBR company then sold it to Interstate Hotels in 1997 and it became a Westin, The Westin Resort Miami Beach. In September 1998, Interstate Hotels was purchased by Wyndham International and the property was renamed the Wyndham Miami Beach Resort. In 2006 the Blackstone Group, a large conglomerate, purchased Wyndham International.

6. Toscano (Miami) - Wikipedia

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   Toscano (formerly known as Dadeland Fairfield) is a group of residential condos in the Dadeland neighborhood of Miami, Florida, United States.Toscano consists of two connected residential structures; Toscano North Tower, a low-rise building and Toscano South Tower, a high rise tower to the south.

7. Atlantis Condominium - Wikipedia

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   The palm court features a red spiral staircase, a hot tub, and a palm tree. The Atlantis was featured on the opening credits of the television series Miami Vice, and used as an exterior filming set in two episodes. The building has 96 units and is located at 2025 Brickell Avenue. This building is an icon to the Miami skyline.