Florida 5th DCA Distinguishes Troublesome Hicks Opinion, and Other Statute of Limitations News
Last week, Florida's Fifth DCA and Second DCA issued two seminal opinions; Klebanoff v. Bank of N.Y. Mellon , and Huntington National Bank v.
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Sunday Conversation: Pinellas Countya
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Strongsville Corporate Center, now vacant, sells to New York buyer as settlement averts foreclosure
ByadminThe new owner of Strongsville Corporate Center is hoping that a financial reset and potential for nearby development will turn vacancy into an opportunity. An affiliate of Somera Road, Inc. , a New York-based buyer with an appetite for troubled real estate, bought the 125,000-square-foot office building on June 8, according to property records. Foreclosure…