BOYNTON BEACH — The Promenade, Boynton Beach’s newest condo, boasts a luxurious lobby decorated in tones of cream and mahogany. Its two pools are filled, and the gym is stuffed with equipment.

But nearly two months after receiving a certificate of occupancy from the city of Boynton Beach, the downtown property has not closed any sales of its 395 units.

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