A Miami paralegal had no legal standing to block the proposed 1,000-foot SkyRise project, the Third District Court of Appeal found.
May 29, 2015 at 01:00 PM
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A Miami paralegal suing the city to block the 1,000-foot SkyRise Miami observation tower will need to regroup after the Third District Court of Appeal found she has no standing to bring the suit.
Graciela Solares filed a lawsuit challenging Miami’s lease extension to Bayside Marketplace LLC, which in turn plans to sublease more than 1.8 acres to SkyRise Miami LLC for the tower.
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