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.
Recent Posts

Related Ross appointment fires up West Palm Beach development debate

Miami green lights Coconut Grove Playhouse revival after two decades of battles

Riviera Beach ponies up nearly $3M for workforce housing project

South Florida’s top deals: Deerfield Beach industrial site trades for $65M

Trump will let bipartisan housing bill become law without signing

Fed minutes: Officials deeply divided over future path of U.S. inflation

Hurricane season now envisioned ‘well below normal’

Palm Beach County pumps brakes on data center proposals

Orlando developer in contract to buy out aging West Palm co-op for $200M

