Bosa Square Footage Misrepresentation Litigation
Bosa Development has built 9 residential condominium towers in California, 7 of the buildings are in downtown San Diego. In August 2009, lawyers from the Firm filed a class action lawsuit alleging that Bosa (and its sales agent RE/MAX) sold the condominiums with a square footage “bait-and-switch.” When selling its condominiums Bosa promised a specified square footage but actually built and sold units that were up to 28% smaller.
The square footage promised by Bosa was inflated because Bosa’s measurements included space that the buyer does not own and cannot occupy. The lawsuit alleges that Bosa used the inflated square footages to increase sales and sales prices.
The Bosa condominiums covered by the lawsuit are: Bayside, Electra, Legend, Discovery, Park Place, Horizons, The Grande, Marquee, and Radiance.
For a copy of the class action complaint, click here. To read Bosa’s answer to the complaint, click here. To read Re/Max’s answer to the complaint, click here.
On July 7, 2011, the San Diego Superior Court certified the case as a class action. The class includes persons who purchased from Bosa residential units developed by Bosa in California.
For a copy of the order granting class certification, click here.
The class notice was mailed to the last known address of all class members beginning on October 14, 2011. If you think you are a class member, please read the class notice carefully. It informs you of your rights and options in the lawsuit, and the time by which you must act to exercise those rights.
For a copy of the class notice, click here.
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