City walks back deadline extension on Cohen Bros’ delayed West Palm offices
Weeks after granting an extension to Charles Cohen’s long-delayed West Palm Point office project, the city reversed course, pushing the construction deadline to next summer. The city’s Community Redevelopment Agency on Monday rescinded the extension it had granted in September to the Cohen Brothers project, the South Florida Business Journal reported. The extension required construction to be completed by January 2029 and for the developer to pay rent until construction wraps up. This week, the deadline was moved up to June 2027, the date scheduled before the extension. It’s unclear what would happen if construction isn’t finished before then. City […]This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
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