Sonoma Isles: A Jupiter, FL residential development

July 16, 2015
AmPro Realty
Category: News

New development in Jupiter has a new name (Photo by Bill DiPaolo)

Once the 275-house residential development was called Lakewood.

Now the new community is called Sonoma Isles, on 260 acres west of Florida’s Turnpike at Indiantown Road.

Workers are building the lake and entry roads into the project on former farmland. Lakewood plans include a restaurant, office, drug store and 150,000 square feet of research and development office space.

The project that was approved by the Jupiter town council in July of 2014.

Construction of the houses is expected to start early next year. Atlanta-based Pulte Homes Inc, which purchased the property from long-time developer Otto “Buz” DiVosta for $48 million last year, could apply for building permits if the town council approves the final site plan.

A final council vote is planned in September.

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