DisputedAs of 2026-08-20
THE EVICTION TOTAL IS NOT YET VERIFIED
Public reporting cites more than 100 notices in 2020 and a later owner statement of 161 since takeover. The periods may overlap, and a complete docket audit is still needed.
THE EVICTIONS
WHO WAS HERE THEN? WHO IS HERE NOW?
Every eviction, removal, settlement, abandonment or forced departure before redevelopment may matter. The evidence must distinguish allegation, filing and final outcome.
Official recordAs of 2026-08-20
LEAVING EARLY CAN MATTER. THE FACTS OF EACH CASE MATTER MORE.
Florida law contains eligibility exclusions involving timing, abandonment, owner-paid moves, and some pending nonpayment cases. The public record reviewed does not establish that Soar residents were evicted to avoid compensation.
FILINGS, REPORTS AND UNFINISHED COUNTS
Rent increases and eviction filings
Reporting described increases of $200–$300 per month and filings against residents who disputed increases or faced alleged code issues.
They lived with flooding, raccoons and trash heaps. Then they had enoughMore than 100 notices reported
CBS reported an attorney’s account of more than 100 eviction notices, dismissed cases and pending cases. This is not a full docket audit.
Climate change and affordable housing in MiamiOwner cites 161 notices since takeover
The later figure may overlap the earlier one. It cannot be added to it responsibly.
New development will rise to dizzying heights — and wipe out their trailer parkThe current outcome ledger is missing
How many left, why they left, and whether any relocation right was affected remain unanswered.
WHAT THE LAW CAN—AND CANNOT—TELL US
Florida law contains exclusions involving timing, abandonment, owner-paid relocation and certain pending nonpayment cases. That makes pre-redevelopment departures important. It does not prove a scheme to remove residents before compensation.