Venezuela’s cash-strapped government
faces eviction from a Miami building it once owned after its consulate failed
to pay rent since August. The notice demanding the consulate vacate the
building in the ritzy Brickell neighborhood was filed on February 15 in a
Miami-Dade county court. The landlord, a developer behind Miami’s tallest
high-rise, the still-being-built Panorama Tower, said Venezuela owes $142,119
in unpaid rent. The potential eviction is a major reversal for Venezuela’s
government, which owned the building until 2005, when it sold it for $70
million. More…
Friday, February 23, 2018
Cash-strapped Venezuela faces eviction from Miami consulate
Venezuela’s cash-strapped government
faces eviction from a Miami building it once owned after its consulate failed
to pay rent since August. The notice demanding the consulate vacate the
building in the ritzy Brickell neighborhood was filed on February 15 in a
Miami-Dade county court. The landlord, a developer behind Miami’s tallest
high-rise, the still-being-built Panorama Tower, said Venezuela owes $142,119
in unpaid rent. The potential eviction is a major reversal for Venezuela’s
government, which owned the building until 2005, when it sold it for $70
million. More…
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