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Florida buyer's condo unfinished after $1.65m deposit; $418m foreclosure suit

Outlet: The Times of India · TOI WORLD DESK · Published 25/10/2026 06:33 UTC

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Nilesh Undavia and other buyers are struggling to receive their deposits for unfinished luxury condos in Boca Raton. The Mandarin Oriental Residences project has faced significant construction delays, impacting buyers' financial investments. A $417.7 million foreclosure lawsuit complicates the situation for prospective homeowners seeking refunds. Penn-Florida Companies attributes delays to various challenges, including rising construction costs and supply-chain issues.

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  1. Headline · detected on 25/10/2026 10:37 UTC

    Buyer pays $1.65 million deposit luxury condo, home remains Florida buyer's condo unfinished four years later after $1.65m deposit; $418m foreclosure suit

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https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/us/in-2022-a-florida-buyer-paid-a-1-65-million-deposit-for-a-5-5-million-luxury-condo-four-years-later-his-home-remains-unfinished-as-the-developer-faces-a-418-million-foreclosure-lawsuit/articleshow/135182775.cms
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25/10/2026 06:33 UTC
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