- April 26, 2024
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The development company planning to purchase the Palm Harbor Shopping Center has submitted a preliminary master site plan to Palm Coast.
The plan is the first Winter Park-based developer Michael Collard Properties has submitted to the city, and names only a few of the shopping center’s tenants, including Publix, Wachovia Bank, Barnett Bank and Hancock Bank.
Other spaces are simply labeled “retail” or “out parcel.” Palm Coast spokeswoman Cindi Lane said the city will receive much more detail before the project moves forward.
The plaza is currently owned by Inland American Retail LLC, and tenants are preparing for the transition. Developer Michael Collard has told them that the closing is scheduled for November, and construction work will begin in May and proceed in phases.
More homes coming to Hidden Lakes
Hidden Lakes of Palm Coast plans to sell 101 lots to construction companies to build single-family homes.
The company is working on improving those lots now, said principal Anand Jobalia, and hopes to have the work finished by the end of March.
Jobalia said the community is being developed in phases. “This is the second phase,” he said. “The first phase has 115 existing lots. It was completed in 2007.”
Jobalia said the company plans to sell the lots to D.R. Horton and Paytas Homes.
