A Miami nightclub claims its landlord made it rain during the venue's opening night ... and not in a good way.
March 11, 2015 at 05:00 PM
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A Miami nightclub claims its landlord made it rain during the venue’s debut … and not in a good way.
HOUSE Nightclub at 1915 NW Miami Court opened last May 16 after a permitting delay of over six months, which impresario Mark Lowe blamed on negligent mirepresentations by landlord A.A. Holdings LLC.
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