A far-reaching economic development plan that was the focus of a City Commission workshop tries to create jobs, grow the tax base and attract business to West Palm Beach.
April 08, 2014 at 08:00 PM
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Real estate investors, the city of West Palm Beach wants you.
A far-reaching economic development plan that was the focus of a City Commission workshop Monday presented proposals to create jobs, grow the tax base and attract business to West Palm Beach. But resonating through the 49-page document was real estate development—or specifically how the shortage of product in almost every category—would be a key sticking point for economic growth.
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