The final undeveloped corner of Hypoluxo and Lyons roads is moving closer to becoming Windsor Place, a 40-acre mixed-use project with 194 apartments, 206 townhomes and more than 15,000 square feet of retail and professional space. New leasing information names Chase Bank and Tide Cleaners among the planned tenants, with portions of the retail center expected to become available this fall. Palm Beach County records estimate the completed project will generate approximately 3,264 additional vehicle trips each day, including 275 during the evening rush hour.
That added traffic will arrive at an intersection already used by 15,000 to 27,000 vehicles daily. County approvals require the developer to add turn lanes at project entrances along Lyons and Hypoluxo roads before the related buildings can open. Windsor Place will bring new homes, shops and nearby services, but for Boynton-area drivers, the larger question remains: Can the roads keep pace with the growth?
Mystery Construction Behind Sprouts Finally Explained
Residents wondering what is rising behind Sprouts at Boynton Beach Boulevard and Jog Road are looking at Boynton Beach Place, a new commercial development at 6345 West Boynton Beach Boulevard. The nearly nine-acre project will bring several new businesses to the front of the property, including El Car Wash, Firestone, an Avis rental location and a planned coffee shop. Behind them, two three-story climate-controlled self-storage buildings are approved, along with outdoor storage for vehicles and RVs.
Why does it matter? This area has become one of west Boynton’s busiest shopping zones, surrounded by Sprouts, Publix, Wawa, LA Fitness and other popular destinations. Boynton Beach Place will fill one of the remaining large parcels, add convenient services close to home and reduce the need for some residents to drive farther east or west. It also shows how quickly western Boynton is changing, with new development continuing to reshape the community every year.
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🎉This Week’s Featured Events
Sensational Snakes at Green Cay — Slither over to Green Cay Nature Center on Saturday, July 25th at 9:30 am for an up-close look at Florida’s snakes, reptiles and amphibians. The program will begin with an educational presentation from a naturalist, followed by a guided tour of the wetlands. The event is open to all ages and costs $5 per person. Reservations are required, and participation is limited to 20 people. Green Cay is located at 12800 Hagen Ranch Road in Boynton Beach. For more information click here.
Clematis by Night: Vinyl Highway — Kick off the weekend with a waterfront concert on Thursday, July 23rd from 6:00–9:00 pm at Centennial Square & Great Lawn, 100 N. Clematis Street in downtown West Palm Beach. This FREE, family-friendly event will feature Vinyl Highway performing classic rock and ’80s favorites from artists including Billy Joel, Toto, The Police and Wings. Bring a chair or blanket, enjoy the waterfront breeze and sing along to some of rock’s biggest hits. For more information click here.
Hamilton Under the Stars — See the Broadway sensation Hamilton on the big screen on Friday, July 24th at Mizner Park Amphitheater, 590 Plaza Real in Boca Raton. Doors open at 7:00 pm, and the filmed stage performance begins at 8:00 pm. Admission is FREE, and guests are encouraged to bring chairs or blankets. Food and drinks will be available for purchase inside the venue. Come enjoy the revolutionary musical featuring hip-hop, R&B and unforgettable songs beneath the summer sky. For more information click here.
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🤔 Did You Know?
Most residents don’t realize the mansion at 6301 North Ocean Boulevard is tied to one of Boynton Beach’s most enduring urban legends. Over the years, rumors claimed it was owned by celebrities such as Oprah Winfrey or Michael Jackson - but neither story is true. The property is actually the historic site of the Boynton Hotel, built in 1897 by Major Nathan Boynton. The hotel helped establish the area as a popular winter resort destination and played an important role in the city’s early growth. More than a century later, the celebrity rumors still linger, making the property one of Boynton Beach’s most intriguing pieces of local history.
Who owns the mansion on ocean avenue now?