This wasn't something that flew under the radar. They had done a lot of due diligence on it and were about to start an extremely expensive and complicated project to fix it.
I suspect that some of the delay was due to the amount of work it took to get the huge special assessment lined up. It's likely that some of the residents who were killed had been fighting the condo association to avoid paying so much.
Here's a long letter that the condo board recently wrote to the unit owners about the concrete repair work.
I suspect that some of the delay was due to the amount of work it took to get the huge special assessment lined up. It's likely that some of the residents who were killed had been fighting the condo association to avoid paying so much.
Here's a long letter that the condo board recently wrote to the unit owners about the concrete repair work.
https://s.wsj.net/public/resources/documents/miamiletter0628...