What happens when a wave pool dies? Does it live on in a great development in the sky? Go to a farm upstate? Rest in an eternal void with other failed dreams and entrepreneurial aspirations?
Or are its bones ground up and turned into a data center? That’s exactly what will happen if one Florida developer has his way.
Koa Bay was supposed to be a $595-million planned community centered around a Wavegarden-powered surf pool in Fort Pierce, Florida. The 204-acre development was set to include around 1,000 residences, retail and office space, two hotels and surfside bungalows…