DAYTONA BEACH — A year ago, the city deemed the construction permit on the Protogroup condo tower project expired because so little work had been done over the previous two years. Less than six months ...
Construction resumes at a long-vacant Daytona Beach condo site, now scaled back to a one-story event space. The original 31-story plan was scrapped after years of delays and financial issues. City ...
The project site has been vacant since 2005, but for many years prior, it was home to the Talisman Lodge, which was ...
The old Talisman Lodge motel had a colorful owner who favored a 12-story height limit where the 18-story Aston Martin luxury ...
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. — A controversial condo-hotel project in Daytona Beach got the green light from city commissioners on Wednesday night. The Silver Beach Condo Hotel will stand 25-stories high on ...
Luxury automaker Aston Martin develops another branded residential building in South Florida, this time near the Daytona Speedway.
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Aston Martin to bring luxury oceanfront condo tower to Daytona Beach Shores
Aston Martin is announcing plans to build an 18-story oceanfront condominium tower in Daytona Beach Shores. What we know. Aston Martin, the famed British automaker known for its s ...
Some residents concerned after Daytona Beach city commissioners approve $120M oceanfront condo-hotel
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. — Daytona Beach city commissioners have given the green light to a $120 million construction project, but the decision wasn’t unanimous and some residents say they are concerned ...
DAYTONA BEACH SHORES — When Max Daytona broke ground in November 2019, the planned 12-story tower was hailed as luxury condos that would set "a new standard of living on the World's Most Famous Beach.
DAYTONA BEACH SHORES, Florida – Tom Baker lives in a retirement dream building: A spacious three-bedroom beachside condo with unobstructed morning sunrises, waves marking the time and the soft sand of ...
The evacuation of their buildings revealed a stark truth: Their apartments are likely going to be expensive to repair — and the fees will only go up, up, up. By Abigail GeigerEric Adelson and Livia ...
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