Condo Buyer Sues at Trump Condo Hotel
By Anthony Longo 6 08 2008
A Boston restaurateur who banked on the allure of Donald Trump’s name in deciding to buy a Fort Lauderdale, Fla., condominium-hotel unit alleges in a lawsuit that he is the victim of misleading marketing.
In the lawsuit filed Monday in Broward Circuit Court, John Taglieri also contends the developer of the project violated state securities and condo laws.
SB Hotel Associates LLC failed to register Taglieri’s unit at the beachfront Trump International Hotel & Tower as a security, though it was marketed as an investment opportunity, and wrongly promoted the project as a Trump development, according to the lawsuit.
The lawsuit claims marketing material indicated the units would be worth 36 percent more with the Trump name.
Trump is not the developer and does not have any agreement to indicate the project will operate under the Trump name when it is completed, according to the suit.
Taglieri put down $146,000 in December 2005 for a $730,000 unit in the 298-unit tower under construction at 551 N. Fort Lauderdale Beach Blvd. (A1A). He was told the 24-story development would be complete in 2007.
“The impetus for the lawsuit is frustration with purchasing a product he thought he was getting that was heavily promoted in a certain way by the developer and realizing that’s not the project that will be delivered,” said Taglieri’s attorney, Jared Beck of Beck & Lee in Miami.
“In this market, misrepresentation and failure to deliver what’s promised are things a developer cannot afford to get away with,” he said. Continued…
Source: Law.com
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