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BBX Capital Real Estate and Label & Co. broke ground on a townhouse community in Pembroke Pines after obtaining a $12.95 million construction loan. TD Bank awarded the mortgage, consisting of a $8.65 million resolving construction note and a $4.3 million development note, to Chapel Grove LLC. The developer is a joint venture between the…read more.

Harry Posin is looking to bring to Pembroke Pines what he built in West Palm Beach. The longtime homebuilder, president of Label & Co. Developments Inc., is planning an 89-unit townhome development on the eastern perimeter of the Pembroke Falls subdivision…read more.

Recently, Neneh Baggiani has witnessed the power of that old real estate adage about location.For most of last year, her Out of Africa Art Shop limped along on South Dixie High-way, below Forest Hill Boule-vard, some days without a single customer It’s the dead zone there,” she said But since she moved into a just

Longtime South Florida homebuilder Harry Posin was intrigued by the four acres along Dixie Highway south of downtown West Palm Beach. Dixie has its rough patches, but Posin figured this property had plenty of selling points – particularly its location in the middle of Antique Row, the quaint shopping district of mom and pop shops.

The Villas on Antique Row, a new boutique community on the former Goodwill site in West Palm Beach, is set for a grand opening Jan. 25 that will showcase three furnished model homes. Located off South Dixie Highway north of Southern Boulevard, the development of 35 town-homes and 11 carriage houses is already occupied by

WEST PALMBEACH The new Villas on Antique Row is going up as quickly as the real estate market has rebounded, from a ground breaking in May to the first move ins scheduled for December.Built on the old Good will site off South Dixie Highway north of Southern Boule vard, the community of 35 town homes

Here are Mayor Muoio’s comments from Friday’s ground breaking: (West Palm Beach, FL) – “It’s all positive, it’s all good, and it couldn’t have come at a better time.” That’s the word from community leaders as they watched the ground breaking for a brand new development along West Palm Beach’s Antique Row District on Friday.

Palm Beach Post Staff Writer WEST PALM BEACH — The new Villas on Antique Row is going up as quickly as the real estate market has rebounded, from a ground-breaking in May to the first move-ins scheduled for December. Built on the old Goodwill site off South Dixie Highway north of Southern Boulevard, the community

WEST PALM BEACH — The old Goodwill site on Dixie Highway north of Southern Boulevard is a 4-acre reminder of the real estate crash. Once slated for 82 condominiums and townhomes, 14,000 square feet of shops and a three-story garage, it’s been a tattered vacant lot in the middle of the city’s Antique Row since

GL Homes reported a strong weekend of sales at The Bridges near Delray Beach, another indication that builders are gradually recovering from the housing meltdown. “Interest is definitely coming back,” said Marcie DePlaza, a division president for GL. “We feel really good about where the market is right now.” Other builders also are enjoying a