SURFSIDE (CBSMiami) – More money is going to the survivors and families of victims of the tragic Surfside collapse.
Monday morning, commissioners approved a $2 million insurance settlement.
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This is part of the nearly $1 billion tentative settlement in the class action lawsuit.
In this insurance settlement, parties ranging from security to developers agreed to pay the cash.
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So, what’s next? The sale of the oceanfront property.
There’s a $120 million opening bid for the land. The window for bids closes in four days, while the live auction begins next Tuesday.
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The Champlain Towers South fell June 24, killing 98 people.
