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Boca Raton Planning Board Advances 8-Story Apartment, Commercial Complex Near Broken Sound
Boca Raton’s planning board has unanimously approved plans for an eight-story, 60-unit apartment building off NW Broken Sound Parkway, which will also contain a parking structure and space for a restaurant. The project now goes to the City Council for a final vote. The board voted Oct. 15 to approve the project, known as The […]
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Exclusive: A Palm Beach Towers Condo Offers Full-Service Living for $2.795M
As the season heats up in Palm Beach, a renovated two-bedroom condominium at Palm Beach Towers has hit the market for $2.795 million, offering landmark views and a full suite of amenities. “Palm Beach Towers is a very unique in-town building in Palm Beach,” said listing agent Adam Zimmerman of...
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Palm Beach’s luxury real estate market has an exclusive side that money alone may not unlock
An exclusive network of brokers privately trades luxury Palm Beach mansions valued between seventeen and three hundred million dollars. Severe inventory shortages in open listings drive high net worth buyers toward confidential off market real estate channels. Strict property tax rules for new buyers create strong disincentives for long time...
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Developer pitches new plan for Wells Fargo bank site in Palm Beach
A real estate developer with deep roots in Palm Beach is eyeing a new project on the landmarked Wells Fargo bank property in Midtown, where previous proposals stirred concerns about how much development is too much. John Kean and his Kean Development Co. on Oct. 14 pitched his initial redevelopment concept for the multi-acre property on the northeast corner of South County Road and Royal Palm Way to the Town Council. The council was sitting as the development-review committee, and Kean's presentation was informal, with no items up for a vote. The council provided mixed feedback, with some members sharing concerns that any rezoning could open the door to higher density than Kean has proposed. Others said Kean's plans were a palatable option for the property, but they would like to see something more in the spirit of Phipps Plaza, the landmarked enclave across the street. "I'm rather torn on this, because I'm attracted to the deletion of additional commercial uses in our already-overcrowded Midtown area, but I also need to hear from the residents that back up on Seaview (Avenue)," Council President Ted Cooney said. Kean's company is under contract to purchase the property he would need for the