Terra is selling a 0.4-acre site at 3120–3138 Commodore Plaza for $18.9M despite ongoing legal and structural challenges.
The property includes an unfinished mixed-use project under a demolition order and is facing foreclosure due to alleged default on the ground lease and unpaid mortgage debt.
A $28.2M receivership sale to KOR Development is pending; if it falls through, the Halpern Trusts are the backup buyers with a $27.4M credit bid.

Terra, led by David Martin, has listed the 0.4-acre property at 3120–3138 Commodore Plaza in Coconut Grove for $18.9 million. The site, adjacent to the Coconut Grove Playhouse, includes an unfinished mixed-use project under a demolition order and is entangled in legal disputes stemming from a ground lease with the now-defunct Location Ventures.
The property's complications arise from a 99-year ground lease signed in 2018 with Location Ventures, founded by Rishi Kapoor. The development, intended as a co-living and co-working space under the Urbin brand, stalled amid permitting delays and financial issues. The building's shell is now under a demolition order. Location Ventures is facing foreclosure due to an alleged default on the ground lease and an unpaid mortgage debt of $27.4 million.
A court-appointed receiver has arranged a pending sale of the ground lease and unfinished project to KOR Development for $28.2 million. If this deal collapses, the Halpern Trusts, which hold the mortgage, are positioned as backup buyers with a credit bid of $27.4 million.
Despite its legal and structural issues, the property has attracted significant interest from family offices and developers. Tony Arellano of Dwntwn Realty Advisors noted that it offers a rare opportunity in a prime Coconut Grove location.
The sale of 3120–3138 Commodore Plaza presents a complex yet potentially rewarding opportunity for investors willing to navigate its legal and structural challenges. Its prime location in Coconut Grove makes it a noteworthy prospect in Miami's real estate market.
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