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Daily Archives: September 1, 2016

Overtown Developers Want to Build Luxury Condo for Cars

Redevelopment NewsBy FRAstaffSeptember 1, 2016

Would you park your Porsche or Maserati in Overtown? Developers plan to build a condo — for cars, not people — on mostly vacant land in the historic neighborhood struggling with high crime and low employment. The seven-story storage facility would include a members-only social club and roof-top restaurant. No one will live there. It’s…

Why these Downtown Lake Worth Spots are Vacant

Redevelopment NewsBy FRAstaffSeptember 1, 2016

A downtown is a city’s heart, it’s lifeblood. “If you don’t have a vibrant downtown,” said City Commissioner Andy Amoroso, who has operated a novelty gift shop on Lake Avenue for more than two decades, “it dies.” Lake Worth’s historic downtown — Lake and Lucerne avenues — is filled with art galleries, restaurants, boutiques, vintage…

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