Jupiter Development Update: My Meeting with the Town’s Planning Director

I met with the Director of Planning and Zoning for the Town of Jupiter earlier this week. My key takeaways:

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Jupiter is keeping pace with the development activity seen in West Palm Beach and other parts of Palm Beach County.
The diversified product mix reflects Jupiter’s own character as it continues to evolve.
The Town remains committed to a lower skyline profile, preserving quality of life for residents and businesses alike.

Project Highlights

This update is cross-checked against the Town of Jupiter Planning and Zoning Department’s own presentation to Illustrated Properties, delivered by Director John R. Sickler, AICP, plus the Town’s public Current Major Projects register.

Beacon Park: 103 single-family homes and 12 workforce units on Pulte/DiVosta’s site at Indiantown Road and I-95. It is the last large undeveloped parcel of its kind inside Jupiter town limits.
Abacoa Workplace Apartments: 313 units, including 40 workforce housing units, confirmed to the exact count by the Town’s presentation.
Suni Sands: the developer and the Town reached an accord preserving a historic shell mound while allowing generous greenspace alongside limited development: 67 condos, 5 townhomes and a 125-room hotel directly on the Jupiter Inlet, across from the Jupiter Lighthouse.
Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium: a $108 million renovation, substantially complete, with new clubhouses, an umpire locker room and fan amenities in place.

Where Key Projects Stand

Status labels are the Town of Jupiter’s own, as presented by the Planning and Zoning Department.

Under Review

Beacon Park (Pulte/DiVosta): 103 single-family homes (Indiantown Rd and I-95)
Jupiter Christian School: 1,200-student campus (Indiantown Rd and I-95)
Abacoa Workplace Apartments: 313 units (Abacoa)
Harbourside Office (Voloridge): expansion of Voloridge’s local footprint (Harbourside Place, Front St)
Ritz-Carlton Office Building: 4-story office building (within the Ritz-Carlton PUD)
Planet Kids: 250-student daycare facility (Island Way South)
135 Center Street: office expansion
Dune Dog PUD: restaurant and kiosk expansion (A1A)
PAM Health Rehabilitation Hospital: 21,186 sf expansion (Innovation Way, in permitting)

Approved

Suni Sands: condos, townhomes and a boutique hotel (Jupiter Inlet, across from the Lighthouse; settlement approved)
Piatt Place Park and Public Safety Docks: Riverwalk park and public safety docks (US Highway One)
Flagler Wharf: restaurant, office and marina (401 N. Alt. A1A)
Fisherman’s Wharf: restaurant, office and boat slips (373 E. Indiantown Rd)
Bayside: 4-story office building (off Alternate A1A, near Sawfish Bay)
Ritz-Carlton PUD Amenity Expansion: pickleball and tennis courts
Bears Club POA Facility: maintenance facility and entrance modification

Under Construction

Seaglass Townhomes: 23 townhomes (Bush Rd, behind Walmart)
Soma Medical: 1-story medical office building
1352 S US Highway 1: 3-story medical office building
Jupiter Medical Center: Foshay Cancer Center expansion (Old Dixie Hwy)
Bears Club Duplexes: three duplex cottage buildings
Water Pointe: seven multifamily townhomes (west side of US-1, near Ocean Way)
Sonoma Isles: 275 residential units plus bioscience space (Indiantown Rd and the Turnpike)
Center Park Storage Redevelopment: office, warehouse and self-storage (114 Datura St)
Home Depot Expansion: site expansion (W. Indiantown Rd)
Town Hall Police Building and Parking: new police building (210 Military Trail)
Aldi, Jupiter West Plaza: new grocery store (W. Indiantown Rd)
Sims Creek Preserve: kayak launch, parking and bioswale (Center St and Thelma Ave)

Complete

Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium: $108M renovation (Abacoa; substantially complete)
JFRD Fire Stations: two new stations at Cinquez Park and Piatt Place
Jupiter Medical Center: patient tower and parking garage (Old Dixie Hwy)
North Delaware Open Space: conservation parcel with invasive vegetation removed
Aicher House (circa 1913): new accessible ramp (Sawfish Bay Park)

Feel free to reach out for more information on business or residential opportunities in the area. Call (561) 632-7705 or email slevine@ipre.com.