Ross makes his first Live Local move after years of office, condo development
Steve Ross, who developed an office and condo empire in West Palm Beach, is planning his first Live Local Act project. The proposal aligns with Ross’ public stance that the shortage of attainably priced housing is a top issue in Palm Beach County and marks a full circle for the 86-year-old who started out as an affordable housing developer over 50 years ago. West Palm-based Related Ross wants to develop an eight-story building with 191-units on the 1.7-acre vacant site at 209 North Sapodilla Avenue near downtown West Palm, according to city records. It will include nine for-sale townhomes at […]This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
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