Steve Ross backs $6.6M private school expansion in West Palm Beach as wealth boom fuels prep growth
A private school is in talks to acquire 57 acres of city-owned land in West Palm Beach for its third South Florida campus. City commissioners approved a term sheet authorizing negotiations for the potential $6.6 million sale of the land along Roebuck Road near Florida’s Turnpike to Pine Crest School, which plans to build a pre-k through high school campus on the site, The Palm Beach Post reported. The proposed sale price pencils out to $115,800 per acre. The July 20 vote approving the term sheet came a year after the city proposed to sell the land to Related Ross, […]This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
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