search

The Real Deal Logo

Trending

Lawmakers reach sweeping housing deal with “good cause eviction,” new 421aLawmakers reach sweeping housing deal with “good cause eviction,” new 421aDavid Werner strikes $115M deal to snap up 100 Wall Street at big discountDavid Werner strikes $115M deal to snap up 100 Wall Street at big discountHarry Macklowe faces major losses on Miami, Midtown projectsHarry Macklowe faces major losses on Miami, Midtown projects$1.8B in Parkmerced debt heads to special servicing$1.8B in Parkmerced debt heads to special servicing
South Florida

Greenacres council to vote on residential project

Reserve at Summit site
Reserve at Summit site

Central Palm Beach County’s Greenacres could finally see construction of a single-family project originally approved in 2006.

City Council members are expected to vote on a special exception and site plan modification to allow the Reserve at Summit development to move forward during tonight’s meeting, the Palm Beach Post reported. The project would have 73 single-family homes on 16 acres west of Ranchette Road and south of Summit Boulevard. The 2006 approval for a 72-unit development expired after the real estate market crash.

Sign Up for the undefined Newsletter

The three-property site currently has three existing single-family homes. But the developer has a contract to buy those properties and plans to demolish them. Reserve at Summit, which is being planned by Land Design South, would include a pool and clubhouse.

Greenacres staffers recommend approval of the project, as long as the developer commits to upgrading Ranchette Road with four-foot sidewalks and making drainage improvements. [Palm Beach Post] — Eric Kalis

Tags
Greenacres