“I keep winding up fighting them”: Palm Beach tries again to foreclose on embattled historic building
Leaky roof. Mold and decay. Termite infestation. Those and a litany of other safety issues have plagued a Palm Beach commercial property, the town alleged in a 2024 code violation notice. Two years later, the property’s owner has racked up more than $220,000 in fines for the violations that remain unfixed — and is facing possible foreclosure. The town is set to consider foreclosing on the historically landmarked property at 332 South County Road that it says still doesn’t comply with city code. But the town’s consternation isn’t adding up for property owner Robert Andrew Roddy, who said it takes time […]This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
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