That is a poured concrete building. The concrete walls are what hold it up. I'm not an engineer, but it sounds preposterous to me to suggest that the walls would need to be "reinforced", never mind whether the structure could withstand the weight. It is simply fanciful to suggest that Royal Palm is dealing with delays related to construction. I bought a week there many years ago, based on my relationship with someone who purchased from the original developer. According to him, the developer cut whatever deals he could with purchasers, including those who purchased 52 weeks. It was basically the Wild West. Between the 52 week owners and the fixed week owners, there are all sorts of financial challenges that an operator faces. And that is what is the holdup here, not "bricks and sticks" issues.