Billionaire Greene hits back at contractor in lawsuit over West Palm apartments
Affiliates of Jeff Greene are accusing a contractor of shoddy work at a West Palm Beach apartment project, more than a year after the contractor sued the developer over what it says are unpaid construction costs. Greene’s entity filed a lawsuit on July 21 against AG Contractors FL in Palm Beach County Circuit Court, alleging defective concrete shell and masonry work at the Westgate Apartments at 1600 North Congress Avenue. Greene paid over $3 million in 2017 for the land to build 200 affordably priced rental units. The complaint alleges AG failed to perform its work in a “first-class, workmanlike […]This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
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