Developers are seeking permission for a $30 million residential development at the former Delray Beach Yacht Club.
April 22, 2014 at 05:00 PM
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If they get final approval today to redevelop the old Delray Beach Yacht Club, Seaside Builders and Seagate Hospitality Group LLC will start work on the $30 million residential project by June.
The developers want to build Seagate Yacht Club—a development where sales prices would start at $3 million—just south of the Atlantic Avenue Bridge.
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