Legal Question in Real Estate Law in Florida

Hi, My store is located in a commercial 4 block area, as soon I moved in next door the walking pavement was blocked in front of 5 adjacent stores, (not owned by my landlord) for demolition and construction of a new building, the broker knew it and told me so after I moved in, and now there is no or, just minimum pedestrian walking in front of my store, which that pedestrian walking was a strong selling point for this property, do I have any rights? is this fradulent inducement? can he claim "I should have known, because I should have serached the public records" ? which i had no clue off!, can i sue him for my investment in the rents and of tort ? please reply. thank you


Asked on 9/22/10, 9:54 am

1 Answer from Attorneys
David Slater David P. Slater, Esq.

If the broker and seller knew of the anticipated construction and failed to disclose it, yes. The issue will be proving damages.

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Answered on 9/27/10, 12:28 pm


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