Engineer says condo can be repaired
An engineer's report on the Seaspray Condominium in Ocean City describes previous reports as hype, and says while the structure needs work it could be repaired and maintained.
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Seaspray condominium board member Dave Buckwalter responded in detail to a previous story about the condo near 34th Street in Ocean City, which the city has declared unfit for occupation for the second time in two years. He said repair costs would be far lower than the estimates presented by a group of owners who want to demolish, and cited a report that presented a far rosier picture of the building’s condition.
A 32-unit condominium near the 34th Street bridge in Ocean City is closed over structural concerns and appears likely to remain closed through the summer. The building is now listed for sale at $7 million, pitched as a redevelopment opportunity.
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