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• MLS® #: A12039646
• 535 Lilac Court
• West Palm Beach, FL 33407
• $295,000
• 0.08 Acres
• Land

Prime Location with Exceptional Growth Potential Rare opportunity to acquire property in one of the most desirable and rapidly developing areas of West Palm Beach. Located in the historic Old Northwood neighborhood, this property offers outstanding access to downtown amenities, waterfront attractions, major transportation routes, and significant ongoing investment throughout the surrounding area.Location Highlights? Minutes from Downtown West Palm Beach? Close to the scenic West Palm Beach Waterfront? Near Palm Beach Atlantic University? Convenient access to Interstate 95? Located near Palm Beach Island, home to one of the most exclusive and expensive ZIPcodes in the United States? Surrounded by active redevelopment, new residential projects, and continued economicgrowth? Established neighborhood with strong community presence and security? Excellent investment, redevelopment, or long-term holding opportunityInvestment Opportunity!! Positioned in a high-demand area experiencing substantial revitalization and development, this property benefits from proximity to luxury residential communities, waterfront destinations,educational institutions, shopping, dining, and major employment centers.Cash Buyers Only Whether you're an investor, developer, or buyer seeking a strategic location in one of SouthFlorida's strongest growth corridors, 535 Lilac Court presents a compelling opportunity.Contact for pricing, property details, and showing information!

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