Boca Raton FL

8 CIVIL AND MUNICIPAL VOLUME 4, ISSUE 7 that are sitting up and taking notice of what Boca Raton has to offer. New residents are also steadily moving to the area, including a notable uptick in new families, to enjoy the family-friendly amenities. Not only does the city offer a top-rated school system, but the city is also a safe, walkable, and fun place to take up residence for families looking for a balanced lifestyle. New residential projects in the pipeline are plenty and will keep the city busy through the remainder of the year and into 2024. “We just went through phase one of Lina Residences and it is already completely sold. Phase two is at the top-off phase and is already 50% sold out,” Del Vecchio notes. “There is also Boca Beach House which was 100% sold before they broke ground. These are very luxury units right across from the Boca Raton and are a really beautiful project,” Del Vecchio describes. restaurant lineup and El Camino will also be taking up residence at Restaurant Row. New Culinary delights are only one aspect that Boca Raton residents and visitors can now enjoy, adding to the dynamic downtown atmosphere will be the new Boca Raton Arts and Innovation Center. “The city has signed a long-term lease with an organization that is putting together the funding to build this amazing project,” Del Vecchio relays. “The facility will be amazing and it will be partially outdoors and it is going to be state of the art for performances, everything from children’s performances to ballet and national shows.” Outlining the boost that this new facility will add to the central core of the city, she adds, “After Brightline, this might be the next game changer.” A ‘bright’ residential lineup It is not just new restaurants and businesses