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West Palm Beach residents push back on high-rise development along Flagler Drive
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· October 15, 2026
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More than 100 people gathered Wednesday evening to weigh in on development rules covering 12 acres along South Flagler Drive, where residents say high-rise construction is increasing traffic and encroaching on historic neighborhoods. The city of West Palm Beach held the public workshop at St. Cat...
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What is this story about? More than 100 people gathered Wednesday evening to weigh in on development rules covering 12 acres along South Flagler Drive, where residents say high-rise construction is increasing traffic and encroaching on historic neighborhoods. The city of West Palm Beach held the public workshop at St. Cat...
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