The Majesty Building in Altamonte Springs, long mocked as the “I-4 Eyesore,” could soon take on new life after 25 years of incomplete construction. City officials say the project is showing signs of progress, with interior work finally beginning and potential tenants being considered for the first time.
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A Quarter-Century Landmark of Delay
Construction on the Majesty Building began in 2000; however, the massive structure has remained incomplete for decades. Despite its nearly finished exterior and 99% complete parking garage, the interior has remained largely untouched.
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Built Without Debt, But Not Without Delay
The building’s owner, Claud Bowers, committed to funding the project entirely without debt. Construction has progressed only as donations allowed, creating a staggered timeline that has stretched over 25 years…