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The conflict that started five years ago when Palm Beach Gardens began collecting a city fee from developers to help pay for local transportation projects and stopped collecting a county fee to pay for roads has spawned a new twist that echoes an old one.
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Over the last year, around 900 families have been forced to move out of Sweetwater's Li'l Abner, one of the last remaining mobile home parks in a region that is increasingly unaffordable for many. Roughly 200 families who had stayed put had been given until Tuesday to move out, as demolitions continued in the neighborhood.
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Celis Juice Bar, a West Palm Beach favorite known for its juice, smoothies, and community events, is expanded into the $1 billion Nora District, Downtown's largest redevelopment since CityPlace.
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As Miami’s Freedom Tower marks its centennial, hundreds gathered Tuesday to celebrate the re-opening of the iconic landmark.
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Riviera Beach leaders took a major step last month to launch construction of a $400 million water plant and to shore up its faltering drinking water system. Last year, the city was fined more than $1.2 million for violating Florida Department of Health water standards.
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The City of Miami Beach and the Lincoln Road Business Improvement District will break ground Friday on the first phase of a $29 million upgrade to the iconic pedestrian retail district.
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For years, Palm Beach Gardens has stood alone among cities trying to redefine county rules for collecting and spending money from developers to pay for roads. Last month, the city suffered a setback in its four-year legal battle with Palm Beach County. A judge threw out a 2023 challenge that the city had used to justify its refusal to pay the county $3.1 million in fees it collected but didn’t share with the county.
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The Palm Beach Zoo in West Palm Beach unveiled a specially designed habitat for its sloths and three golden lion tamarins, their endangered squirrel-sized monkeys.
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Greystar, which manages nearly 950,000 apartments, including in South Florida, has agreed to stop using “anti-competitive” algorithms to suggest rents.
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HHHP assists first responders and essential workers with homeownership. MSFH can help existing homeowners harden their homes against storms.
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Condo reforms passed after the 2021 deadly Surfside collapse were meant to enhance safety. Instead, they increased tense relationships between owners and board members, who are usually owners themselves.
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More than 100 residents of Li'l Abner — one of the last mobile home parks in left in Miami-Dade — came to have their eviction cases heard before a panel of judges as they await trial