Little Haiti bakery claims landlord forced them out to develop area
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- Опубліковано 20 тра 2024
- Cuban bread, pastelitos and empanadas are just a few of the bakery items manufactured at Pastry Express, a family-owned industrial bakery that once operated inside a building in Miami’s Little Haiti neighborhood.
Workers he says were left unemployed August of 2022 when the City of Miami evicted them after deeming the building an unsafe structure.
In a lawsuit, Grupo Sur alleges their landlord, LRMF abused the 40-year recertification process to evict them, years before their lease was up.
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Always purchase your own property for nobody can control you like this😢
This is not the whole story... these guys at the bakery are leaving a lot of financial info out ....
The landowners used a old law to get what they want why did the guy owning the business not compline all these yers about the building be un safe and why did the city not inspect it on a regular basis
"why did the city not inspect it on a regular basis" only if there is a complaint. That's common almost everywhere in the US.
It’s not their property if they wanna get you the hell out of there they can it’s crazy people use your brain the it’s not your damn property what do you think you’re gonna stay in there for life in that building when it’s owned by somebody else it’s mind blowing If you follow the law and they could sit in the very beginning then what’s the issue
gotta move to little havana
Even Little Havana prices are comical.
It sounds like they operated in an unsafe building for 10 years and are upset that it needs to be renovated. Why is this even news
you just want to completely ignore the email and information here that proves they conspired with the engineering firm to get them out? And the second engineering firm that said the building is safe?
@@zoemayne Ehhh, that's only an opinion. Nothing done was illegal. Building codes have changed drastically, very drastically in the last five years.
@@krisone63 I would not trust you to !@#$!@# mow my lawn.
Just move to another warehouse. Miami is about gentrification in case you haven't notice, there used to be no go zones that are no been developed.
Are you deaf? They wouldn't let them return to retrieve their equipment.
Miami and most of any urban area is under "gentrification". Look at NYC, it's been going on for two decades.
disgusting discriminatory practices
Rich d’vils 🤦🏾♂️
The need to own their space.
look like decades of being there they could afford one,,,