Waterfront living is big in Jupiter

July 3, 2017
AmPro Realty
Category: News

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Developers want to demolish the Profile Art Gallery in Jupiter and build a five-story condominium with a roof top pool.

This additional planned waterfront development might be on its way as proposed condos priced at $900,000 each may be coming near Harbourside Place in Jupiter off the intersection of Indiantown Road and Federal Highway. We’ll have more details in the coming weeks.

See the full story in The Palm Beach Post.

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