Study Suggests That Dozens of Luxury Condos and Hotels in South Florida Are Sinking at an ‘Unexpected’ Rate

Researchers say ‘almost all’ of the buildings on Florida’s southeast coast are ‘subsiding.’

AP/Rebecca Blackwell
Miami Beach, Florida. AP/Rebecca Blackwell

Nearly three dozen luxury hotels and condos at Miami Beach are sinking into the ground at an “unexpected” rate, according to a study by the University of Miami.

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