STUART — Redevelopment of city-owned property, stalled since 2013, could be moving forward. Read full article Click the icon below to share this!February 17, 2015Post navigationPreviousPrevious post:Boynton CRA attorney to resignNextNext post:Port St. Lucie City Council votes to sell Digital Domain buildingRelated postsCornerstone Apartments in Coral Springs Near Completion as New Restaurants and Museum Prepare to OpenJune 30, 2025Orlando Restaurant Awarded $84k, Thanks to City’s Downtown Restaurant ProgramJune 30, 2025St. Augustine Sets Its Sights on Neglected West CityJune 30, 2025Tampa Union Station Gets $6 Million Restoration — and USF is Driving it ForwardJune 30, 2025Fort Myers CRA Seeks Design Proposals for Innovation WalkJune 30, 2025Tampa Union Station Renovation Moving AlongJune 29, 2025
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