A Palm Beach Gardens condo association reached a $22.5 million settlement with Kolter Signature Homes in a construction-defect case that grew so large it required court administration to build a new venue.
September 30, 2016 at 11:00 PM
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West Palm Beach-based builder Kolter Signature Homes, and its subcontractors, reached a $22.5 million settlement Thursday with a condo association board in a construction defect case that grew so large it required court administration to build a new venue.
The companies and insurers settled with homeowners at San Matera, a 30-building luxury development near the Gardens Mall in Palm Beach County.
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