Developer proposes mixed-use project on one of Jupiter’s last undeveloped waterfront sites
Developer Charles Modica is planning a mixed-use project in Jupiter on the historically significant site of a former mobile home park with a hotel, condos, restaurant and a marina. The project spans 10.5 acres at 961 and 997 North Highway A1A, known as the Sperry parcel, according to plans submitted by the developer. Modica is seeking the town’s approval for the mixed-use development, as well as land-use and zoning changes for the project. The parcel is among the town’s last pieces of open waterfront. The development would include a three-story, 110-key hotel, 44 condo units, 7,500 square feet of restaurant […]This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
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