After $21M assessment uproar, Brickell association says contractor overbilled, left work undone
Two years after a $21 million assessment for repairs outraged owners at a Brickell condo complex, the association is suing its contractor, alleging it overbilled and left work undone. The 1060 Brickell Condominium Association, which represents 592 units at two 45-story towers, sued American Construction & Engineering, saying it tacked on — and received — funds for work and materials it didn’t provide and then filed two fraudulent liens saying it’s owed additional payment, according to the complaint. The property consists of 576 residential and 16 commercial units at the 1050 Brickell and 1060 Brickell buildings in Miami. The suit […]This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
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