Day of reckoning: Appeals court rules Miami wrongly shut out Brickellites opposing Nobu condos
The city of Miami’s court fight to keep Brickell residents from weighing in on a condo tower planned behind a historic church appears damned. An appeals court upheld a lower court ruling that said city officials should have allowed residents in the IconBrickell II condo to intervene in the city’s decision to lift the landmark status of the school and parking lot directly east of the First Miami Presbyterian Church. The lower court had decided in favor of IconBrickell II in July, saying the city should have given unit owners a chance to have a say on nixing the historic […]This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
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