…prices too. Starting to look like cashing in on the non-existent seaside wet-sand real estate around Miami back in the 80’s and 90’s might not have been such a good idea.
They knew it was bad years ago. If anybody running that management company does not end up in jail it will be another total travesty.
Late Update 27 AUG 21: “The white color just stuns me,” Aghayere told the newspaper. He added that instead of seeing aggregate material mixed into the concrete, “it’s just homogenous,” which is likely indication of saltwater damage.