Miami developer Renzo Renzi is closer to losing a prime development site in the Brickell area. Bankruptcy trustees are asking the court to sell the sites for $19.5 million without an auction.
June 26, 2013 at 02:55 AM
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Miami developer Renzo Renzi is close to losing a prime development site in the Brickell area that he fiercely fought to save from foreclosure.
His legal battles over the four-parcel site totaling three-quarters of an acre would end if a bankruptcy judge approves the proposed sale jointly recommended by two bankruptcy trustees.
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