Dowtown Crossing Building in Appraisal Case Sold for $22M
A mixed-use building in Boston’s Downtown Crossing shopping district at the center of a court case over appraisers’ conflicts of interest has been sold for nearly $22 million.
Fidelity Not Buffaloed
by Banker & Tradesman | Dec 16, 2018
The Supreme Judicial Court rejected a real estate company’s argument courts should not invalidate a binding real estate appraisal because the appraiser’s firm, but not the appraiser himself, allegedly had a conflict of interest.
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