An offshoot of a real estate company created by Netscape founder Jim Clark is poised to gain control of 40 units at a failed condo project near downtown Miami.
Hyperion Onyx Partners won U.S. Bankruptcy Judge A. Jay Cristol’s approval to take title to the units at the 118-condo Onyx on the Bay.
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