Two Roads settles with holdout condo owners, ending Biscayne 21 legal saga
Two Roads Development settled with the holdout condo owners at Biscayne 21, effectively ending a yearslong saga over the buyout and termination of the waterfront building in Miami’s Edgewater, The Real Deal has learned. Two Roads, led by Taylor Collins and Reid Boren, reached an agreement with the owners who sued the developer in 2023 arguing the developer-controlled condo association acted illegally when it changed the rules to lower the threshold for ending the association from 100 percent of owners down to 80 percent. Collins told TRD that he was relieved to have reached a settlement with the holdouts. “Two […]This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
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