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More than two decades after construction started, Majesty building sits uncompleted
https://www.orlandosentinel.com/news/seminole-county/os-ne-majesty-building-eyesore-i4-altamonte-springs-20221123-ashhrn4mfbcwnkumdyrpmwzudi-story.html

From The Sentinel

Due to the increasing popularity of working from home, by the time it’s ever finished, it may well be a building without a purpose.

I suppose it would make splendid residences for local Fundies, especially if they donated to build it.
 

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51 minutes ago, spenser1058 said:

More than two decades after construction started, Majesty building sits uncompleted
https://www.orlandosentinel.com/news/seminole-county/os-ne-majesty-building-eyesore-i4-altamonte-springs-20221123-ashhrn4mfbcwnkumdyrpmwzudi-story.html

From The Sentinel

Due to the increasing popularity of working from home, by the time it’s ever finished, it may well be a building without a purpose.

I suppose it would make splendid residences for local Fundies, especially if they donated to build it.
 

I bet you if the assessed value was more than a vacant lot, this thing would have been completed 2 decades ago since revenue from leasing would have been needed to pay the taxes

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In Casselberry, plans to have ‘every resident in walking distance to a park’ underway 
https://www.orlandosentinel.com/news/seminole-county/os-ne-seminole-casselberry-parks-hurricane-damage-20221201-6vl3cegulvbkpaagojefllkoai-story.html

Who knew? A new area, “Wheel Park”, is being created with special facilities for those in wheelchairs. It will also have the city’s first skate park.

From The Sentinel

Tha article notes a couple of live oaks were lost during Ian. Unlike some other, ahem, local “Tree Cities” hereabouts that would just plant a seedling as replacements and call it a day, Casselberry is working with the nonprofit Friends of the Park to purchase mature trees instead.