Surfside condo collapse site to be sold to Dubai's DAMAC Properties for $120M

The web page of the Surfside apartment collapse that killed 98 individuals previous calendar year will be offered to a Dubai developer for $120 million, according to The Miami Herald.

Hussain Sajwani, of DAMAC Properties, was the only bidder for the parcel in advance of a Friday deadline, according to the outlet.

The 1.8 acre piece of land was the moment household to the 12-tale Champlain Towers South setting up that crumbled very last June and claimed virtually 100 life.

In accordance to The Herald, DAMAC has formerly indicated that it programs to establish a luxurious household developing on the plot.

Proceeds from the sale will go toward payment for kin of collapse victims and those who owned flats in the making.

Those events agreed to a $997 million settlement with insurers previous week, according to The Wall Road Journal.

“While absolutely nothing can consider absent the soreness or suffering, we are delighted that we are shifting ahead with this prosperous buy to support provide closure for anyone,” Michael Fay, of Avison Young, instructed The Herald.

Champlain Towers South
The collapse of the Champlain Towers South killed 98 individuals last June.
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Champlain Towers South
Proceeds from the sale will go to family members of victims of the collapse.
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Surfside condo collapse site to be sold to Dubai's DAMAC Properties for $120M

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