Palm Beach Aggregates Inc. has let go of more than 1,216 acres where it planned a 2,000-home community west of Royal Palm Beach.
The Loxahatchee-based mining company sold the land to an institutional buyer in a $77 million deal recorded Thursday.
A 1,216-acre quarry that led to the downfall of former Palm Beach County Commissioner Tony Masilotti sold for $77 million.
July 18, 2014 at 12:22 AM
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Palm Beach Aggregates Inc. has let go of more than 1,216 acres where it planned a 2,000-home community west of Royal Palm Beach.
The Loxahatchee-based mining company sold the land to an institutional buyer in a $77 million deal recorded Thursday.
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