AT HOME IN BOYNTON BEACH You may have heard the talk all around South Florida…Boynton Beach is the new hot spot for redevelopment. The third largest city in Palm Beach County is undergoing a renaissance of epic proportions. Just like its predecessors in downtown Delray Beach to the south and West Palm Beach to the north, this ideally located community has been targeted for growth with the support of an active government CRA program. Boynton Beach’s prime location between two major airports—14 miles from PBIA and 37 miles from Ft. Lauderdale Hollywood International Airport – is just one aspect that makes it so appealing. With some of the finest beaches in the state and a dynamic waterfront, Boynton Beach is poised to join Delray and West Palm Beach as the next vibrant redevelopment success story. It’s our pleasure to share a glimpse of Boynton Beach’s future. NEXT UP CRA CAPITAL PROJECTS COMPLETED Historic Ruth Jones Cottage Restored as “The Little House” Restaurant Ocean Avenue Amphitheater Boynton Harbor Marina Waterfront Promenade Park PUBLIX OPENS NEW STORE After nearly a year- long renovation, the Publix in Boynton Plaza reopened in March. The new store is 54,000 sq. ft, 18,000 sq. ft. larger than the old, with a modern interior design, including its own pharmacy. BOYNTON BEACH
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AT HOME IN BOYNTON BEACH
You may have heard the talk all around South Florida…Boynton Beach
is the new hot spot for redevelopment. The third largest city in Palm
Beach County is undergoing a renaissance of epic proportions. Just like
its predecessors in downtown Delray Beach to the south and West Palm
Beach to the north, this ideally located community has been targeted for
growth with the support of an active government CRA program. Boynton
Beach’s prime location between two major airports—14 miles from PBIA
and 37 miles from Ft. Lauderdale Hollywood International Airport – is just
one aspect that makes it so appealing. With some of the finest beaches
in the state and a dynamic waterfront, Boynton Beach is poised to join
Delray and West Palm Beach as the next vibrant redevelopment success
story. It’s our pleasure to share a glimpse of Boynton Beach’s future.
NEXT UP
CRA CAPITAL PROJECTS COMPLETED
Historic Ruth Jones Cottage Restored as “The Little House” Restaurant
Ocean Avenue Amphitheater
Boynton Harbor Marina
Waterfront Promenade Park
PUBLIX OPENS NEW STORE
After nearly a year-long renovation, the Publix in Boynton Plaza reopened in March. The new store is 54,000 sq. ft, 18,000 sq. ft. larger than the old, with a modern interior design, including its own pharmacy.
B O Y N T O N B E A C H
In February, 500 Ocean Development received the green light
and funding for a major downtown Boynton Beach project, the
catalyst for the downtown redevelopment. The $4.4 million multi-
use complex will be home to 341 luxury rental apartments, 13,300
sf of retail and 6,500 sf of office space. To ensure the project’s
success, the Boynton Beach Community Redevelopment agency
agreed to fund the 4.4 million over a 10-year period, using tax
revenue created from the project. The landmark project will
be located at the southwest corner of Federal Highway and
Ocean Avenue, near the Boynton Marina and Hurricane Alley’s
restaurant. The project is expected to bring 600 new tenants and
more daytime activity to the city’s downtown. Board Member
David Merker sees the project as an open invitation to other
developers to join in the renaissance of Boynton Beach.
500 OCEAN DEVELOPMENT APPROVED
Parts of Ocean Avenue and Federal
Highway will soon be upgraded with
a new look. Two new “Welcome to
Boynton Beach” signs will be enhanced
with street lighting and sidewalk
updates along the north and south
sides of Ocean Avenue.
CHANGES COMING TO
FEDERAL HIGHWAY &
OCEAN AVENUE
“One of the Best Small Beach Towns
for Retirement”-CBS News
FITNESS ZONE ADDED TO LOCAL PARK
The latest addition to the $1.7 million Congress Avenue Barrier
Free park is a 17-station outdoor gym. The “Fitness Zone” is a
recreational area where people with our without disabilities
may exercise side-by-side, using elliptical machines and sit-up
benches and performing leg presses. “We’re just very, very
proud to take this unique park and make it more special and
providing an added opportunity for people of abilities to play
together,” said Wally Majors, the city’s recreation and parks
director. “The intent is to allow people to enjoy each other.
Whether it be grandparents of a handicapped child or a
disabled veteran who wants to play with his son. We just want
to keep everyone together.”
TOWN SQUARE
CONCEPTUAL PLANS
COMPLETE
The City of Boynton Beach, working with the
Treasure Coast Regional Planning Council,
has developed a conceptual plan for the
development of Town Square. The project
encompasses 18 city-owned acres and
it integral to the redevelopment of the
downtown district. Some ideas for the area
included a new City Hall, a renovated Old
High School with civic uses, making the
Library accessible to pedestrians and using
the current City Hall as the site for a new
mixed-use development.
LOOKS WHO’S COMING TO TOWN
It seems like nearly every day another new business is finding its
way to Boynton Beach. From major grocery store chains to small
bakeries and cafes, Boynton Beach is capturing the hearts and
minds of entrepreneurs from around the world.
We’re excited to welcome:
Bond En Smolders European-Style Bakery
Higher Ground Café
Sola Salons
New Souvlaki Fast Restaurant
Casa del Mar
Waterfront Townhomes
Little Pizza Shack
Three Horns Brewing Company
Non-Prophet Brewing Co.
Johnnie Brew’s MicroRoastery
La Piazzeta Market & Grill
Bed & Breakfast
Family Dollar
CORTINA AT BOYNTON VILLAGE PLANNED TO START FALL 2015
Cortina at Boynton Village and Town Center, is the latest edition
to Boynton Beach. This newly planned residential complex will
include more than 1,000 apartments, condos, single-family homes
and a dog park. Construction is expected to start in the fall and
be completed by 2019. Mayor Taylor said, “It’s going to be a
tremendous thing for our tax base and it’s going to bring a lot more
businesses and a lot more jobs.” The development also may help
draw customers to nearby businesses. Cortina at Boynton Village
and Town Center will be situated behind a shopping plaza that has
a Target and Best Buy. It also will be near Renaissance Commons,
where many other bars and restaurants are situated.
GET OUT ON THE WATERBOYNTON BEACH HARBOR MARINA
Located ½ mile south of the Boynton Inlet, the Boynton Harbor
Marina is a local hotspot for all types of water activities. The area
is undergoing a multi-phase renovation including a new harbor
master building, restrooms, ship’s store, fueling facility and public art
with waterfront gathering spaces. The marina redevelopment is at
the heart of the Boynton Beach Downtown Master Plan
Fishing Charters:Barefoot Fishing 561-870-3267
Chip’s Ahoy 561-436-1417
Fish On of Palm Beach 561-498-8557
Ham’r Time Sport Fishing 561-685-1207
Infinity Sport Fishing 561-319-2925
Seamist III Drift Fishing 561-732-9974
Scuba Diving Charters:Dolphin Sun Dive 561-886-8925
Loggerhead Enterprise 561-588-8686
Pelican Dive 561-738-7979
Splashdown Divers 561-736-0712
Starfish Enterprise 561-212-2954
Underwater Explorers 561-577-3326
Boat Rentals:Boynton Boat Rentals 561-585-8721
Gulfstream Boat Club 561-865-7797
Intracoastal Jet Ski & Boat rentals 561-735-0612
Limbo Charters- Intracoastal Cruise 561-735-1433
KINETIC ART INSTALLED FOR INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM
Nine pieces of iconic kinetic art was installed in Boynton
Beach last fall in preparation for the International Kinetic
Art Exhibit & Symposium held in February. The event
attracted artists from around the country. The nine
pieces or art are mostly powered by the wind and human
interaction. The artwork is one display along East Ocean
Avenue for a one-year term. To learn more about the
program, visit www.IntlKineticArtEvent.org.
A FROTHY, HOPPY RENAISSANCE
The Boynton Beach CRA has focused on food and
dining as core components of the redevelopment
plan. In addition to long-time local favorites like
Hurrican Alleys, the CRA has spent more than $220,000
to assist in the startup of several new restaurants and
bars. Now the City is emerging as a libation destination
with the opening of bars such as Sweetwater, The
Backyard and Due South, a microbrewery now
distributing throughout the area. More are on the way.
“If you find us, you’re obviously looking for something
cool, and you’re going to bring your cool friends,”
says Sean Iglehart part-owner of Sweetwater. Most of
the new establishments pride themselves on serving
local and craft beer, reflecting the trend in the market
moving to unique entertainment venues. The area has
also welcomed Biergarten, a European-style tavern
with seven table taps where patrons can pour their
own beer, billed by the ounce.
EAU PALM BEACH WEB CAM KEEPS AN EYE ON BEACH CONDITIONS
There’s no doubt the pristine Atlantic beaches are a fan.
Just short bike ride from Peninsula, residents cross the bridge
to the barrier island and some of the best beaches in the
country. The journey includes a peak at the mansions
of Manalapan, lining the waterways and enhancing the
view from Peninsula on the Intracoastal. The world-renown
resort and spa, Eau Palm Beach, features an online web
cam providing a glimpse of the coastline from anywhere
on earth. We invite you to explore our neighborhood by
Movies in the Park, 1st Friday of each Month Dewey Park
Music on the Rocks, 3rd Thursday of each Month. Happy Hour Cocktails & Food, Ocean Avenue Amphitheatre
Boynton Beach Community Farmer’s Market Dewey Park, Every Saturday, 9 am to 2 pm
March
Blarney Bash , Music and St. Patrick’s Day Festivities
HOLIDAYS AND EVERY DAYS
December
Tree Lighting & Boat Parade boynton-beach.org
MOVE RIGHT INTO THE NEIGHBORHOOD – PENINSULA ON THE INTRACOASTAL
For savvy homebuyers, timing is everything. Recognizing the unique
combination of limited waterfront property and a burgeoning local
economy, new homebuyers at Peninsula are benefitting from more than just
extraordinary views. Built out into the Intracoastal, Peninsula is a community
unlike any other. Balconies literally feel like the bow of a ship as they extend
over the sparking Intracoastal. For townhome buyers, the private waterfront
swimming pool, entertainment area, fitness center and cyber lounge provide
a waterfront sanctuary in a quiet gated community. Priced from the $300s,
Peninsula is a rare opportunity indeed. For details on immediate occupancy,
current inventory, pricing and available financing, please visit the Sales
Gallery at 2690 N Federal Highway, 561-740-3400 or PeninsulaBoynton.com
2690 N. Federal Highway, #509 | Boynton Beach, FL 33435
561.740.3400 PeninsulaBoynton.com
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