Hollywood-based BTI, which won the failed Landmark at Doral site in a bankruptcy auction, says it wants to break up the site into three pieces to make them more attractive to potential buyers.
July 10, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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One of Doral’s largest tracts of land is headed back to market with a new owner after a bankruptcy judge issued a favorable ruling for bondholders in a sharply contested reorganization case.
BTI Partners owns the nearly 120 acres once planned for a mixed-use project during the boom years and owns the tract’s community development district bonds.
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