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Sinking skyscrapers? As buildings got bigger in this Florida city, so did concerns

At least a handful of towers have sunk as much as two to three times more than expected.
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An aerial view shows the Chateau Beach Condo, left, near the coastline in Sunny Isles Beach on Oct. 31. At least a handful of towers have sunk as much as two to three times more than expected, the Miami Herald found in a monthslong analysis of dozens of engineering reports covering nearly every building along the city’s multibillion-dollar skyline.
An aerial view shows the Chateau Beach Condo, left, near the coastline in Sunny Isles Beach on Oct. 31. At least a handful of towers have sunk as much as two to three times more than expected, the Miami Herald found in a monthslong analysis of dozens of engineering reports covering nearly every building along the city’s multibillion-dollar skyline. [ MATIAS J. OCNER | Miami Herald/TNS ]
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  • Denise Hruby Miami Herald (TNS)
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