One Boca
A Shared Vision for the Government Campus & Memorial Park Area
The One Boca team has worked closely with the City of Boca Raton and residents to shape a plan that protects public land, expands parks and amenities, and connects our civic center to the rest of downtown—all while honoring Boca Raton’s character.
One Boca Overview
- A walkable, vibrant downtown defined by more usable acres of green space than what currently exists, new shops and restaurants, and public art
- Protects public land and expands park and public green space
- Concentrates all private development east of NW 2nd Avenue and maintains all public uses on the city-owned land near Memorial Park and city hall, which will stay controlled by the city
- Enhances Memorial Park dedication to honor Boca Raton’s veterans
- World-class recreation and civic amenities, such as new children’s playground adjacent to the banyan trees, large multi-purpose field, clay tennis courts, community center and landmark city hall
- Office buildings and mobility hub by the Brightline station
- Residential units, public parking, grocery and a 150 room hotel
- More than $2 billion in economic impact through private investment, which will accelerate the investment of recreation facilities – like a new skate park and softball fields – throughout the city
Our Key Commitments
No Private Development West of NW 2nd Avenue
All land west of NW 2nd Avenue remains 100% City-owned and dedicated to public, civic, and recreational uses including a world-class Memorial Park, City Hall, Community Center, and recreational facilities.
Leased Area Reduced by Over 75%
From ~31 acres to less than 8 acres, all east of NW 2nd Avenue near the Brightline station. Development, which is proposed to include residential, retail, commercial uses and a hotel, focuses on existing parking lots and defunct buildings, not green space.
Public Recreational Space Doubled From What is Existing
7.6 acres existing -> 15.4 acres of enhanced recreational space.
Designed Collaboratively with the City and Residents
The City and community will lead the vision on the western parcel with One Boca providing world-class planning and design support.
New Public Spaces & Connectivity
East of NW 2nd Avenue
- Adds new park space and plazas where none exist today.
- Includes a beautiful pedestrian-only promenade linking Palmetto Park Road to Brightline.
- Creates a safe, shaded, and walkable environment with
protected bike lanes, wide sidewalks, and tree-covered paths that connect within the site and to nearby areas of the downtown. - Transforms underused land into an active, people-focused destination with green space, retail, and dining.
West of NW 2nd Avenue
- Memorial Park is enhanced and formally rededicated to honor veterans and their families.
- New City Hall, Community Center, and recreation facilities, including tennis courts, a playground, and the Banyan Village, celebrating Boca’s historic trees.
The One Boca project will generate over $2 billion in long-term revenue to the City of Boca Raton.
Over the life of its lease, the One Boca project will generate enough revenue to fund civic improvements to Memorial Park, build a new Community Center and City Hall, and support ongoing City initiatives and community programs for decades to come.
The One Boca Proposal preserves our character while inspiring our Future.
This proposal creates a connected, walkable, and welcoming government campus—a place that strengthens community life, celebrates Boca Raton’s heritage, and ensures a vibrant, sustainable future for generations to come.
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