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The Miami Herald’s Amanda Rosa covers a key Live Local Act lawsuit filed by Condra Property Group against the City of Hollywood, challenging the denial of their 17-story, $80 million mixed-use development on Hollywood Beach. Represented by attorneys Keith Poliakoff, Alan Kipnis, and Andrew Ingber, Condra argues the project complies with Florida’s Live Local Act, which allows developers to bypass certain zoning restrictions to boost affordable housing. The case could set an important precedent for how Florida municipalities interpret the law. “There are numerous developers who are waiting in the wings, waiting to confirm that the court is going to support Live Local and agree with the position of the developer here that the height of the Margaritaville is the benchmark that the city has set itself and that it can be matched by others,” Keith said. “To get a project to the point where we’re at cost over a million dollars, so there are a lot of developers who are waiting to see the outcome here before making that same expenditure.” Read more below. #southflorida #legalnews #lawfirm #attorneys #affordablehousing #hollywoodbeach #livelocalact #realestate #zoninglaws

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Government Law Group attorneys Keith Poliakoff, Alan Kipnis, and Andrew Ingber are representing Condra Property Group in Broward County’s first lawsuit over Florida’s Live Local Act. The lawsuit challenges the City of Hollywood’s decision to block a proposed 17-story, $80 million affordable housing development on Hollywood Beach. The lawsuit raises questions about how local control intersects with state mandates aimed at addressing Florida’s growing housing crisis. Developers argue Hollywood’s rejection, citing height concerns, misinterprets the law and creates obstacles to expanding affordable housing options in desirable areas. This high-stakes case could establish critical legal precedent for how municipalities balance zoning authority with state housing initiatives. Developers, municipalities, and advocates statewide are closely monitoring its outcome, as it could reshape how affordable housing projects move forward across Florida. Read more from Sun Sentinel and CRE Sources below: Sun Sentinel Media Group: https://bit.ly/3DWIlG2 CRE-sources: https://bit.ly/3Eac8uV #southflorida #legalnews #news #lawfirm #legal #attorneys #lawyers #southflorida #southfloridalawfirm #hollywood #hollywoodfl #livelocalact #affordablehousing