Flagstone Property Group is free to move forward with its mixed-use project on Watson Island, but a change in Miami law may have opened a door for future legal challenges.
November 17, 2016 at 12:00 AM
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Flagstone Property Group is free to move forward with its $1 billion mixed-use development on Watson Island, a project that has been plagued by litigation since its inception over a decade ago.
The first phase of the ambitious development—a luxury marina big enough for 50 superyachts—was completed early this year.
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