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The Health Care District of Palm Beach County agreed to pay $16.7 million, 32 percent above appraised value, to build a crisis stabilization center at 100 N. Benoist Farms Road.
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The Miami Job Corps Center, a lifeline for hundreds of South Florida’s at-risk youth, is abruptly shutting down, leaving students scrambling for housing and staff blindsided by sudden unemployment.
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As experts predicted, the nearly double-digit increases in the Palm Beach County tax rolls slowed this year after a three-year ride. Property values rose 7.7% countywide, a slower increase than in the past three years.
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Senate spokeswoman Katie Betta said in an email that President Ben Albritton intends to revive the rural proposal next year.
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City of Miami officials said Friday that the exterior walls of the playhouse could collapse because of a construction mistake that caused a partial collapse inside the building earlier this week.
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West Grove residents are organizing their response to the contentious demolition and redevelopment plan of the Coconut Grove Playhouse happening in their backyard. They're hoping to push back against the commercialization of the space.
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The popular nonprofit called 1909 is taking over 9,000 square feet on Clematis Street in the heart of downtown West Palm Beach for its new headquarters.
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Miami Beach officials urged Florida lawmakers to vote down SB 1730, an expansion to the Live Local Act because they fear it would open the door for developers to overtake the coastal city's iconic Art Deco historic buildings.
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Throughout South Florida, one of the nation's most expensive housing markets, affordable mobile home parks are being demolished to make way for new developments. At Li’l Abner in Sweetwater, amid protests over contentious evictions and demolitions, residents are now running for city commission seats.
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No one lays claim to texts, sent in the name of little-known political committee, that alerted residents to a proposal to sell 55 acres to developer Stephen Ross for a private school. The messages urged recipients to call their city commissioner — many did.
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Miami-based development firm GFO Investments published renderings of a proposed multi-use high-rise it wants to build on the Miami-Dade courthouse property. “I honestly at first I thought it was like an April Fool's joke or some sort of an AI meme," a preservationist told WLRN.
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Two Miami-based developers groups have acquired the former Silver Sands Beach Resort property in Key Biscayne for $205 million — the highest-priced land sale in the island’s history.