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Deltona Veterans Face Foreclosure Over $125,000 in Liens Tied to Stranger's House
A decade of accumulating code enforcement fines in Deltona has landed two military families in a tangled foreclosure fight, with $125,000 in municipal liens on one house now reaching into the finances of an entirely different property. Lianne Habets and Karel Klarenbeek bought an investment home on Eden Drive in Deltona, only to learn that liens from a Tulip Street property they had no connection to could now put their own house at risk.
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DeLand's WWII Tugboat Tiger Comes Home to Lake Beresford After 82 Years Afloat
A 140-ton World War II Army tugboat named Tiger is finally resting less than 600 feet from the Lake Beresford shoreline where it was built in 1944, after volunteers towed the vessel to its new spot on Oct. 31. The homecoming caps a journey that took the tug across an ocean, through decades in private hands overseas, and into a muddy stretch of the St. Johns River before it finally returned to DeLand.
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Lake Mary Office Building Makes Way for 158,000-Square-Foot Warehouse Project
3210 Lake Emma Rd. — Approximate Lake Emma Gateway Redevelopment Site. A roughly 92,000-square-foot office building in Lake Mary is being razed to make way for two new industrial buildings aimed at small and midsize businesses, with developers Banyan Street Capital and Lafayette Street Capital lining up a $20.1 million construction loan to get the project moving. The site, known as Contact Pointe, sits at 3210 Lake Emma Road on a 23.3-acre parcel and will be rebranded as Lake Emma Gateway once the new buildings go up.
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Demolition begins at Oviedo Mall to make way for hundreds of new apartments
OVIEDO, Fla. — Demolition has started at the Oviedo Mall in Seminole County, clearing the former Macy’s site for a $125 million apartment project. The former department store property is being torn down to make room for 400 high-end, market-rate apartments. The work is the first phase of a redevelopment project that is expected to bring more people to the area.