Bilzin Sumberg and Shutts & Bowen played key roles in sealing the deal promising to bring new life to the Miami attraction known for its parrots.
May 02, 2017 at 04:00 AM
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Two Miami law firms assembled an intricate real estate deal that will breathe new life into the historic Jungle Island park.
Shutts & Bowen and Bilzin Sumberg navigated a thorny legal landscape to seal a $60 million deal transferring the park’s ownership to a real estate management company based in Aventura, which plans to upgrade the underperforming tourist attraction.
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