The bankruptcy case of Miami developer Cabi Downtown has been anything but smooth since the company filed for Chapter 11 last August.
Within months of the filing, Bank of America, which holds a $256 million construction loan on a Cabi condo project built on the site of the former Everglades Hotel, moved to end the bankruptcy and foreclose on the property.
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