Homebuilding giant Lennar revealed as buyer of Boynton Beach Mall
Florida homebuilding giant Lennar is the buyer of the Boynton Beach Mall, with plans for residential redevelopment, the Palm Beach Post reported. The seller, Washington Prime Group, said last year it would wind down business and sell its remaining properties. The mall is expected to close Jan. 15. Lennar, the nation’s second-largest homebuilder, plans to build housing, including townhomes and some commercial space, the outlet said, citing Leo Abdella, Christ Fellowship Church’s director of real estate operations. The church owns a building at the mall that is not part of the transaction with WPG. The 91-acre mall site at 801 […]This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
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