
One Liner Palm Beach
► The Wellington Equestrian Preserve Committee approved developer Mark Bellissimo to move forward with his hotel project on the Polo Club site.
► Flagler Investors, which is building The Bristol, the town of Palm Beach’s most expensive condominium project, secured a $206 million construction loan.
► Cushman & Wakefield negotiated a 16,474-square-foot industrial lease at Boynton Commerce Center, bringing the entire center to full occupancy.
► Greek shipping heiress Athina Onassis Roussel sold her Wellington horse farm for $12.75 million.
► New York real estate billionaire Frank H. McCourt Jr.’s associated trust traded $77.06 million for a 7,000-square-foot oceanfront house just south of Mar-a-Lago.
► Worth Avenue’s Via Bice, a prime restaurant and retail space, sold for $19.5 million.
► Dale Talde, of “Top Chef” fame, will open two restaurants in West Palm Beach’s arts and entertainment district Grange Hall Market.
► Prominent Delray attorney Michael S. Weiner and his team joined the Sachs Sax Caplan law firm.
► The Federal Aviation Administration has permitted small jets to land at Palm Beach County Park Airport (commonly known as the Lantana airport) following a 44-year ban.
► Boca West Country Club debuted its $50 million golf clubhouse, which spans 153,000 square feet.
► Wellington’s B/E Aerospace, maker of airplane interiors, will merge with Iowa’s Rockwell Collins.

► Discover Palm Beaches, the county’s tourism marketing arm, marked Global Meetings Industry Day on April 6 following its highest convention booking record.

► The Society of Industrial and Office Realtors recognized Neil E. Merin and Jason L. Sundook of NAI/Merin Hunter Codman among its Top Transactions Award Winners of 2016.

► The Kravis Center for the Performing Arts celebrated its 25th anniversary with special event, “Celebrating 25 Seasons of Success.”

► Ollie, a health and wellness dog food company, has opened in Palm Beach.

►PGA National Resort & Spa announced its “Champion” package, which includes play on its Jack NicklausChampion Course—known for its famed “Bear Trap” trifecta of holes—starts at $235 a night, May 25-Sept. 30.