Charles Cohen revives West Palm office project after resolving site foreclosure
Charles Cohen has set in motion a restart of his long-planned 400,000-square-foot office building in downtown West Palm Beach, after resolving a foreclosure lawsuit on a $10 million loan on the site. New York-based Cohen Brothers Realty plans the 25-story West Palm Point with ground-floor retail space and an 11-story garage with a rooftop amenity deck, according to the project’s website. The developer has started the permitting process, Palm Beach County records show. It marks a new chapter for West Palm Point, which was first revealed in 2020, that comes after Cohen faced lawsuits alleging unpaid debts in New York […]This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
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