Jeffrey Soffer put “unrelenting pressure” on city to push through condo towers in Turnberry Isle, lawsuit says
Developer Jeffrey Soffer put “unrelenting pressure” on the city of Aventura for the approval of a pair of condo towers in an exclusive waterfront enclave, a new lawsuit says. The condominium associations for the North and South towers on Turnberry Isle sued the city and YCM Acquisition, an entity managed by Soffer, alleging the city greenlit an ordinance in 2023 and Soffer’s project last year, bypassing legal requirements for neighboring unit owners’ signoff. “Through the favor-laden actions of city government,” Turnberry Isle parcel owners’ rights “have been cast aside,” the lawsuit says, adding that the complaint is a push to […]This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
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