A 2019 report from Miami engineering firm GFA International said the seawall was A 2019 report from Miami engineering firm GFA International said the seawall was "deteriorating without any efforts on the part of [the owner of the common areas] to complete the project or maintain the area." (Credit: Ian Stewart)

Homeowners at a luxury condominium in Miami are concerned they're facing a potential structural collapse as necessary repairs to a crumbling seawall have allegedly been neglected.

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