Lantana Approves Phase 1 of Mixed-Use Project

The Lantana City Council has greenlit the first phase of the Water Tower Commons mixed-use project. The developer, Lantana Development, is a partnership between Kenco Communities and Wexford Capital.

The partners acquired the 73-acre site at 1199 West Lantana Rd from the state for $15M in 2014. The city approved the 343k SF commercial phase, which include retail, restaurants, office space and a fitness center, the South Florida Business Journal reports.

The site was formerly home to A.G. Holley State Hospital. [SFBJ]

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