Developer nixes Costco, pares down Ag Reserve project, but opposition persists
A developer pared down its proposed 1,000-plus unit housing project and nixed a planned Costco at Palm Beach County’s Agricultural Reserve. The changes came after community uproar over the project, though the changes haven’t entirely alleviated nearby residents’ concerns. Residents at the next-door Valencia Reserve, a high-end retirement community, are concerned with the potential for more traffic and the project’s height. West Boynton Ranches, a group led by water ski enthusiasts, now wants to build a 259-unit housing complex with townhomes and apartments on a 32-acre site at Boynton Beach Boulevard near Lyons Road, the Palm Beach Post reported. Building […]This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
Recent Posts

Hollywood clears path for beachfront towers amid resident pushback

Foreclosure looms for Brookfield’s Pembroke Lakes Mall after alleged $260M loan default

David Martin, partners score $507M loan for South Beach condo tower

Real estate donations overwhelmingly back Byron Donalds over David Jolly in race for Florida governor

Steve Ross, Jeffrey Soffer’s Miami airport hotel project grounded by FAA

Average long-term mortgage rate rises 7th week in a row

Florida Realtors disaster fund ready to help

New appraisal reporting format calls for early preparation

After $21M assessment uproar, Brickell association says contractor overbilled, left work undone

Denmark accuses Palm Beach resident of shielding assets in waterfront home

