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Three developers with a mix of local and national experience are vying to rebuild the Riviera Beach waterfront with proposals ranging from the moderate to the sublime.
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A proposal to build a sprawling heavy equipment depot on protected wetlands outside Miami-Dade County’s urban development boundary, and adjacent to some of its most flood-prone neighborhoods, is drawing opposition from county planners and environmentalists.
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Tensions are flaring in Palm Beach County about controversial AI data center project. Now, leading experts — and the governor — are sounding the alarm, even as Donald Trump moves to limit state AI regulations.
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Residents still living in cottage-style apartments as 1940s-era federal housing project in West Palm Beach transitions to modern, four-story buildings.
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In September, a developer bought the facility on Fisher Island that stores all the fuel for ships docked at PortMiami. That company wants to build a large-scale development on the property, depriving the county of a fuel depot.
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The Palm Beach County commission is doubling down in its efforts to preserve and celebrate African American history through a new Black museum in West Palm Beach.
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During the last meeting for Suarez and Commissioner Joe Carollo, the city sold a parcel on Watson Island to developers for $29 million. The sale was criticized by residents who said the Miami was not getting the full value for what one commissioner called the city's "most valuable asset."
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The road aims to relieve congestion on Northlake Boulevard, pave way for apartments on a former mobile home park site.
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The city of West Palm Beach awards contract to run renovated courts to USTA Florida. The plan would end free recreational play.
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The final report on West Palm Beach’s downtown waterfront urges the city to appoint a waterfront czar for the city’s signature asset.
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The Miami City Commission deferred a resolution to sell a parcel of land in the middle of Biscayne Bay to developers to build luxury condos and offices.
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The poll results come amid increasing calls from state legislators to completely undo the HOA system.