Inside litigation surrounding Amrit Ocean Resort condo-hotel
In December 2023, David Stern closed on his $1.8 million purchase of a unit at Amrit Ocean Resort, an oceanfront condo-hotel on Singer Island, a barrier island north of Palm Beach. The following year, he found himself in the courts, suing the developer and managers of the LLCs that built the two-tower project on a nearly 7-acre plot of land at 3100 North Ocean Drive in Riviera Beach. His lawsuit hinged on the Florida statute governing condo associations and turnover of the associations’ boards. Stern alleged the developer failed to hand over control to the unit owners in a timely […]This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
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