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Jupiter Developer Pitches Hotel, Condos and Marina on Last Open Inlet Land
961 & 997 N. Hwy. A1A — Approximate Site of Proposed Development. A developer wants to build a hotel, dozens of condos, a restaurant and a marina on one of the last stretches of undeveloped waterfront near Jupiter Inlet, reviving a long-stalled project that was once halted after archaeological testing uncovered artifacts and human remains at a site many believe to be a Native American burial ground. Charles Modica has submitted plans for the mixed-use Sperry project at 961 and 997 North Highway A1A, and the Jupiter Town Council is set to consider it Thursday.
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Urban Edge Pays $90.3M for 140K-SF Boca Raton Retail Center
Urban Edge Properties acquired Regency Court, a premier 140,000-square-foot grocery-anchored shopping center in Boca Raton, Florida, for a purchase price of $90.3 million. Invesco was the seller. The property is anchored by Publix and Walgreens. Urban Edge underwrote the acquisition based on rent-growth opportunities rather than the approximately 4% going-in...
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27 Single-Family Homes Undergo Construction at 11368 Polo Park Trail, Wellington, Florida
A New York-based firm has secured financing for a luxury residential development in Palm Beach County. Farrell Florida Wellington Owner LLC is proceeding with Farrell Estates Wellington, which will feature 27 single-family homes within the larger Palm Beach Polo and Country Club community. Homes will measure two stories above grade and host anywhere from five to eight bedrooms, depending on the floorplan. The largest units are capped at 8,900 square feet. Our sources report that homes are currently priced from $6 million.
The Daily South
9 Florida Towns Where You Can Live Near The Beach For Less
Living near the beach doesn’t always mean paying beachfront prices. In Florida, where the coastline is plentiful, so too are cities, towns, and communities within a stone’s throw of the ocean that offer their own beauty, culture, and close proximity to the deep blue sea. These communities hit the sweet spot: where sand and surf are close enough for spontaneous beach days, but housing prices are typically considerably easier to swallow.
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Palm Beach Daily News
Suni Sands site's future goes before Jupiter council Thursday
(This story was updated because an earlier version included an inaccuracy.) Jupiter will take its first step toward allowing development on the Suni Sands property at a special Town Council meeting on Thursday, Oct. 29. The 10-acre property along the Loxahatchee River is one of the last open sites along Jupiter's waterfront, and studies have found it contains artifacts from indigenous people who lived there as long as 5,000 years ago. Its future has long been a topic of debate. In January, the town and the property owner, Charles Modica, reached a settlement that could give the town ownership of more than half of the site, which would be preserved for the public, if the development is approved. Through the settlement agreement, the site’s 4.07-acre midden and railroad right-of-way would be deeded to the town if development is approved. The town also has the option to purchase the 1.4-acre view corridor at the northwest corner of the site, overlooking the Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse, for $10.5 million if the development is approved, according to a town spokesperson. The council will consider changes to town rules governing what Modica, the developer behind the Charlie & Joe’s at Love Street complex near the