It's in that glistening lagoon that he intends to turn his one-man endeavor into an upscale houseboat— er, "floating home" — community of perhaps 40 homes.
He's dubbed his new property "The Renegade" and says there's been a lot of interest in his proposal: "Look at the little ding-dong condos going for 2-3 million bucks. I'll get you in a beautiful floating home for a little bit over a million, a million and a quarter. You'll get like a quarter of an acre of submerged land off Singer Island for a dock with utilities. You'll get a floating home, a spot for your boat, for your kayak, and you've got the [John D. MacArthur Beach State] park and the beach on the other side of A1A. It's the ultimate lifestyle. Wake up in the morning and jump right off the front porch. People are saying, 'Where do I sign up?'"
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New Times: Houseboat Community to Go Up Near Singer Island, Fane Lozman Insists
December 22, 2015
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Over the past two years, Palm Beach County property records show, Fane Lozman paid $824,000 for five parcels of submerged land in Riviera Beach, totaling 24.46 acres. The land sits in a large lagoon between the mainland and Singer Island.
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This is a true story of a persistent and tenacious underdog who fought against the governmental seizure of 2200 homes and businesses in 2006 only to see that same government arrest and destroy his floating home three years later, for an alleged failure to pay one month’s rent at the marina. Fane Lozman did not give up but continued the improbable climb from a county court eviction case to the US Supreme Court.
