LAKE WORTH’S HISTORIC GULFSTREAM HOTEL PROJECT APPROVED
Hudson Holdings can now proceed with their $60MM
restoration plan.
Built in the 1920’s, the revival is expected to bring
more tourism to the area. Located near
the west end of the Lake Worth Bridge, with walkable shoppes, art galleries,
restaurants and antique shops to browse, it may become a mecca for out of
towners. The intracoastal waterway “is
right there,” with benches to relax on while watching the boats go by, and the municipal
golf course is along the ICW. Plans
include an 87-room hotel with a downstairs restaurant, and a 2-story parking garage with at least 145
spaces. Also planned are a champagne room and a rooftop skybar.
The restoration will create 300 jobs and is projected to
be finished in 15 months.
Note that in Delray Beach and West Palm Beach investors
and developers have plans to update and upgrade those areas with new
residential complexes, and new residential buildings have gone up in Boca
Raton, and some are in mid-construction.
While these plans bring new jobs, they can also bring congestion to
these areas, so these objections are being considered too. About 1000 people a day move to Florida, and
perhaps in a few years, with the new construction in Palm Beach county, more
will come.
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