The Palm Beach Post

HIDDEN PATCH OF OLD FLORIDA

Project will bring 390 units to RPB’s Acme Road.

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Though Acme Road is just off U.S. 441 in Royal Palm Beach, it’s like stepping into a different world.

Behind the Lowe’s are a dirt road, houses with big yards, trees, lush vegetation — and a large constructi­on site.

The Related Group recently purchased the land for $12.5 million and plans to build 390 new units on the property. The project is scheduled to begin in early August, but the seller already has large constructi­on equipment on site, clearing out the land to build a bridge.

Related is planning to finish the project in 2018.

Outside the small oasis, the area has become known for its strip malls and other new housing complexes.

A Tampa developmen­t team i s now l e a s i ng out unit s i n The Quaye, a complex that brought 350 new luxury units 2 miles down the road in Wellington.

One of the lone undevelope­d properties in the area is the Wellington-owned K-Park at the corner of U.S. 441 and Stribling Way. The council is still working on ideas for that land.

 ?? MATT MORGAN / THE PALM BEACH POST ?? Constructi­on vehicles clear land to make way for a bridge on Acme Road in Royal Palm Beach, where a developmen­t company plans to build 390 units.
MATT MORGAN / THE PALM BEACH POST Constructi­on vehicles clear land to make way for a bridge on Acme Road in Royal Palm Beach, where a developmen­t company plans to build 390 units.

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