Judge Jerald Bagley has declined to appoint a receiver for a huge
downtown Miami mixed-use complex controlled by the Grand Condominium
Association in a lawsuit brought by Susan Cohn, a unit owner at the
Grand and a member of the association. Cohn claims Pierre Heafey, who
runs the 43-story, 1,210-unit complex at 1717 N. Bayshore Drive,
siphoned off association assets to help pay for his own, including
seven residential units valued at more than $2 million. Cohn’s
attorney, Eric Glazer, said he understands the judge’s ruling because
of the cost of appointing a receiver. Bagley did allow Cohn to alter
her complaint; she filed a suit seeking to recover $1.6 million in
valet parking fees charged to residential owners. [Miami Herald]
Grand Condominium receiver denied
December 08, 2009 10:45AM
December 08, 2009 at 2:57 pm, Anonymous said:
MRS. COHEN ! WAKE UP! IF YOU’RE ON THE BOARD, GET RID OF CONTINENTAL MANAGEMENT AND GET SELF-MANAGED, THEIR SCREWING EVERYONE WITH OVER THE TOP CHARGES AND DOUBLE CHARGING, HALF THE CONDOS IN THE AREA ARE RID OF THEM!