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Downtown Fort Lauderdale’s growing rental evolution

A new wave of luxury rental apartments is in the pipeline for downtown Fort Lauderdale as developers hope to cash in on growing demand from young professionals and millennials. As they say, build it and...

First new condo project in more than decade comes to Palm Beach island

Sketches of 3550 South Ocean New York and San Francisco-based developer DDG is about to start taking reservations for the first condo project built on Palm Beach’s barrier island in more than a decade. The luxury...

Good news for boaters: Burt Reynolds Park West is not closing June 1

The Burt Reynolds Park is extending its closing date do to the majority public crying foul. After hearing from disgruntled boaters and doing further study, county officials are not closing Burt Reynolds Park until Dec....

First Quarter foreclosure starts lowest in 16 years

Foreclosures have hit the brakes. There are not many on the market for sale as they once were several years ago. Those great deals have passed and are hard to come by. But when a...

Abacoa gets an initial approval for a mini-golf course

Abacoa in Jupiter is adding a miniature golf course in its community to match its already beautiful 18 hole golf courses. Plus, retail shops and stores are also being considered in the construction plans. The...

30-year fixed mortgage rates hit three-year low

The average 30-year fixed mortgage rate dropped to 3.57% – far below its 3.85% one year ago and the third week in a row for a decline. This is a shock and historic. If you...

Speed bumps and big palm trees part of $8 M spiffing up of A1A in Jupiter

A beautification project in Jupiter, Florida is well underway. Some are already seeing the changes and are liking what they see. Five speed bumps have been installed along A1A from Jupiter Beach Road north to...

Avenir development gets go-ahead from Palm Beach Gardens officials

This courtesy rendering shows what the shops and restaurants could look like in the Avenir development. A proposed 3,250-home development off Northlake Boulevard south of the Beeline Highway received the blessing of Palm Beach Gardens...

End of an era: Suni Sands community in Jupiter is closed

Suni Sands Park Manager Steve Burns, left, and an assistant put up sign Monday morning showing the 10-acre Suni Sands mobile home park park on A1A is closed. The The Suni Sands dock on the...

Soup, salad and sandwich joint coming to Gardens

Newk’s Eatery is coming to Legacy Place on PGA Boulevard in Palm Beach Gardens. A prime restaurant spot in Legacy Place won’t be vacant for much longer as this new restaurant will be taking its...

Some BallenIsles residents in Palm Beach Gardens should expect water service disruption

Seacoast Utility Authority is replacing water meters in BallenIsles at Palm Beach Gardens, which will cause brief disruptions in service. Seacoast Utility Authority is cautioning BallenIsles residents in Palm Beach Gardens on certain streets to expect...

Popular upper Midwest eatery coming to Jupiter

Culver’s ButterBurgers & Frozen Custard, a popular restaurant chain in the upper Midwest, is coming to Jupiter. And that’s delicious news for West Palm Beach resident Jeff Needle, who graduated from the University of Wisconsin....