Business View Civil Municipal - July 2023

76 CIVIL AND MUNICIPAL VOLUME 4, ISSUE 7 enjoy the family-friendly amenities. Not only does the city offer a top-rated school system; 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. “Alina Residences recently completed its phase one and is completely sold out. Phase two was recently topped-off and was 50% sold out at that time,” Del Vecchio notes. “There’s also Boca Beach House which was 100% sold before they broke ground. These luxury units are on Lake Boca across from The Boca Raton.,” Del Vecchio describes. visitors can enjoy, adding to the dynamic downtown atmosphere will be Boca Raton Center for Arts and Innovation. “The state-of-the art facility will focus on versatility of the space and will have seating capacity ranging from 99 to 3,500.” Outlining the boost that this new facility will add to the downtown core of the city, she adds, “Along with Brightline, this new cultural art center will be a destination for arts, culture and entertainment, which will have a positive economic impact on our city.” A ‘bright’ residential lineup It is not just new restaurants and businesses that are sitting up and taking notice to what Boca Raton has to offer. New residents are also steadily moving to the area, including a notable uptick in young families, to