HOA alleges widespread construction/design defects in common-area facilities (clubhouse roof blistering/ponding with water intrusion into electrical room; delaminated stucco on bridges; exposed/unsafe wiring; drainage, pavers, pool deck cracking, etc.). Case appears ongoing.
80+ alleged defects in clubhouse/amenities: damaged stucco, exposed wiring, window leaks causing interior damage, pool/spa issues; later reports indicate the HOA quietly settled its Chapter 558 defect case in 2023.
HOA alleged GL’s work was “substandard and defective.” Settled with GL Homes paying $125,000 within a month of filing (board said the case was weak and settlement followed mediation).
HOA alleged a faulty irrigation system left lawns parched/oversaturated; also lack of root barriers leading to sidewalk/street issues; clubhouse A/C issues. GL Homes agreed to pay $850,000 to settle.
Article summarizes amended filing alleging defects in roofing, stucco, plumbing and flooring of common areas and references Florida’s shortened repose/limitations changes. (Same controversy as #1, but this source adds amended-complaint and statute-change context.)
Mold infestation case at a GL-built luxury home in Boynton Beach; owners alleged negligent design/construction led to property damage/health issues. Appellate briefing describes the defect allegations and arbitration clause scope (procedural posture focuses on arbitrability, but the underlying dispute is construction defects/mold).
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