Charlotte Condo Buyers Send Complaints To State A.G.
Posted: 10:33 pm EDT August 3,
2009Updated: 11:05 pm EDT August 3,
2009
CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- Eyewitness News reported a major Uptown condo project, 210 Trade, may not happen. Now, the North Carolina Attorney General's Office may end up getting involved.One woman said she filed a complaint with the N.C. Attorney General's Office Monday. A realtor who said he put money down said he plans to do the same. An Atlanta man, Neema Ardebili, said, "Am I holding my breath to see this money? No. Do I believe we should get the money back? Absolutely, we should."Eyewitness News broke the story about 210 Trade nearly two weeks ago. People have been e-mailing Eyewitness News reporter Jason Stoogenke ever since. They said they put down more than $10,000 on high-end condos and haven't heard from the developer, Flaherty and Collins, in months.In the meantime, Eyewitness News has reached out to the developer by phone and e-mail, but has not heard a response.
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Charlotte Condo Buyers Send Complaints To State A.G.
Posted: 10:33 pm EDT August 3, 2009Updated: 11:05 pm EDT August 3, 2009
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