West Palm Beach is “essentially out of Class A” office space as it moves to ramp up the number of financial services firms doing business in the city, economic development director Chris Roog said.
That’s why city officials and the Palm Beach County Business Development Board say West Palm Beach urgently needs premium office space if it’s to continue pursuing hedge funds, private equity firms and other financial services companies.
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