When Toronto-based Bank of Nova Scotia decided to take control of a failed condo tower in West Palm Beach, it put out a call for help.
Brad Scherer answered. Scherer began developing a strategy to help the lender recover nearly $119 million from a delinquent construction loan. Later, with Scherer’s help, the bank took title to hundreds of unsold condos in the project, CityPlace South Tower.
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