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More than two dozen buyers trying to recover deposits on the failed Palladio Terrace condo have filed a $2.5 million lawsuit against the Gunster Yoakley law firm, claiming the firm failed to properly guard their cash when it served as the condo’s escrow agent.

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A West Palm Beach condo conversion is home to more foreclosures than any other condo project in South Florida.

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The 79-unit condominium association filed a lawsuit against the town Jan. 21, asking the Circuit Court to rule that the town has no right to change the existing beach access point on the north side of the condominium complex

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Residents owe the city $90,000. If they don’t pay $12,929 by the first week of March, the city is threatening to turn off the water.

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In documents filed in Circuit Court against six condominium associations and landowners, the city claims that the public has a right to use the beach for recreation. The city also wants access to the land for beach nourishment projects.

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But a decade of hurricanes and tropical storms had eroded the beach behind the Jetty East condominium so much that Gustav’s waves pounded the condo’s sea wall and caused more than $300,000 in damage.

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For the second time in 15 months, state regulators have ordered The Riggings to remove the sandbags that have protected the Kure Beach condominium complex from the encroaching ocean since 1985.

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At least four buildings on West Avenue — Bayview Terrace and Mirador 1200, along with Mirador 1000 and the Mondraid — were pumping water out of their garages, where cars were being towed while residents Saturday evening stand outside and watch.

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Fort Myers Beach might have lost millions because it has not charged condominium and duplex owners a water utility fee for the past seven years.

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Back in 1983, when the Crossings condominiums were built, it seemed like a fine idea for everyone to share equally the water and sewer costs as part of their monthly fees. Service was relatively cheap and there were plenty of owners to share the costs.

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