Boca Raton FL

7 CIVIL AND MUNICIPAL VOLUME 4, ISSUE 7 BOCA RATON, FLORIDA there where companies have their corporate headquarters,” Del Vecchio details. ADT and Office Depot can be found at this idyllically-set business park, as well as other big and recognizable company brands. The ‘bright’ downtown core and new business development As Del Vecchio relays, the ability to hop on and off the Brightline rail line has become a ‘game changer’ for Boca Raton and is at least partially responsible for a new commercial focus in the downtown core, as opposed to the business parks that have been the traditional business focus. “It also comes down to lifestyle,” Del Vecchio conveys. “People are saying where do we want to work from, where can we bring our laptop to, and for us, this is a big draw- that lifestyle piece.” “We have a lot of assets that are not just restricted to our parks and beaches, we also have assets that give a vibrancy as well,” she adds. Among these assets in the hub of the city is an exciting new project that the city is referring to as “Restaurant Row”. Four new restaurants are slated for the city including two Michelin-Rated gems. All four of these top-rated restaurants will be housed in a building in the vibrant downtown core that will be used for commercial activity during the day and at night, by utilizing the existing parking lot, will be transformed into a culinary delight with a host of dining options to choose from. “It will be igniting and activating this area for nighttime use in the part of the city which is called Midtown by Town Center Mall,” Del Vecchio describes. “Michelin-Starred chef Fabio Trubochi will be opening a pasta house with Italian-inspired cuisine. He has ties to Boca from his wife who was from here and now he is moving here,” Jessica enthuses. “He fell in love with Boca which is pretty amazing.” Pubbelly Sushi will also be included in the