Daytona Beach Project Eyesore to Get New Life After Six Years

Daytona Beach oceanfront construction site finally getting a makeover

For years, a stalled construction site at the eastern tip of Oakridge Boulevard has stood as an eyesore along Daytona Beach’s iconic oceanfront.

Daytona Beach project eyesore to get new life after six years

A big building project in Daytona Beach has been nearly sitting still for six years, and many people say it’s become an eyesore. The project was supposed to be a $200 million, 31-story condo tower right on A1A near Oakridge Boulevard, but construction stopped soon after it started.The city told News 6 the developer ran into funding issues that caused the delay. The owners, PDA Trading Inc., once promised it would be the tallest tower in Daytona …

Stalled Daytona Beach high-rise scaled down, work set to resume in July

A long-delayed $200 million luxury high-rise in Daytona Beach will not be built — at least not yet.