Miami Beach streak runner Raven settles foreclosure suit after donations

Catch up quick: The lawsuit, filed last year, accused Raven of racking up more than $78,000 in unpaid maintenance fees and other charges stemming from special assessments imposed by his condo building.

• Raven previously told Axios he fell behind on payments after his monthly bill jumped from $420 to around $3,000 a month.
• In court, Raven has argued that the condo's special master overcharged him for the assessments and did not properly follow the required foreclosure procedures, which the special master denied.

The latest: Raven settled the lawsuit on Feb. 11, according to a notice filed in the case.

• Raven said Tuesday he was not able to discuss the details of the settlement, but he says it appears he will be able to keep his condo.

What's next: Chronic injuries have taken a toll on Raven, threatening his health and his streak.

• On Friday, he wrote on Facebook that he sustained a "serious leg injury from stepping in a hole on the sand."

Yes, but: Despite requiring a walking cane to get from his home to the Fifth Street lifeguard stand where he begins his daily route, Raven told Axios that he's still able to run — just more slowly.