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Class A office buildings aren't new, nor are they new to Boca Raton, but the downtown area hasn't seen a new or renovated Class A office in 20 years. These prestigious spaces feature modern technology, upscale amenities and visual appeal with the goal of attracting people into in-person work
A proposal is advancing to bring more new buildings to downtown Boca Raton, one of South Florida's fast-growing destinations, offering office space and rooftop dining.
That house on Boca's pristine beach is back, the City is looking hard at Aletto and Boca may face a lawsuit for Park Square.
The demand for new buildings has pitted competing interests against each other: The constant growth of Boca Raton, which has seen thousands of residences added in recent years, against the desire to preserve decades-old buildings tied to the city’s character.
The home, which was often referred to as the Cramer House, at 136 E. Boca Raton Road, was built in Boca Raton in 1925 by one of the city’s first developers.