Mattamy Homes Planning 34-Home Community For Undeveloped Waterfront Parcel in Jupiter

One of the last undeveloped waterfront parcels of land in Jupiter lies where Jones Creek meets the Southwest Fork of the Loxahatchee River. But that could quickly change is Mattamy Homes receives approval from the town council to build homes there. 

Once home to radio towers that belonged to R&R Broadcasting Company, the land located at 500 Delaware Boulevard is now overgrown and full of wildlife, which is exactly what makes this latest development proposal so tricky. 

As noted in a recent interview featured in the Palm Beach Post, some nearby residents consider the parcel a “true wildlife corridor,” and there are also concerns regarding additional traffic being added to an already dangerous intersection along Indiantown Road should development move forward. 

According to that same report, Mattamy Homes is looking to build just 34 homes even though the site allows for 46 lots. Representatives from Mattamy Homes say the project will also include several public benefits like interconnected sidewalks and public boardwalk access to Jones Creek. 

The proposal isn’t expected to go before Jupiter Town Council until later this summer. 

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