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Miami Beach’s Artecity units head to bankruptcy court auction

The remaining 124 residential units and three retail units in the unfinished Artecity project at 435 21st Street in Miami Beach are scheduled for a bankruptcy court auction, according to the South Florida Business Journal.

Developer Artecity Management, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection back in 2010 to halt a foreclosure lawsuit by lender Corus Construction Venture.

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In September, Artecity agreed to a deal in which CCV would lend it $2.7 million to help finish construction on one of its two towers. Artecity Management has not closed on a single unit since then and only sold 35 condos before the Chapter 11 filing.

Under a settlement reached between Artecity Management and CCV, and approved by the bankruptcy court, CCV will be the “stalking-horse bidder” with a $50 million bid based on its loan. It has the right to bid up to $51 million based on its loan. [SFBJ]