Broken Sound Residences Breaks Ground in Boca Raton

• Broken Sound Residences is the residential centerpiece of a planned 28-acre mixed-use redevelopment at the former Office Depot headquarters at 6600 N. Military Trail in Boca Raton.
• The project will deliver 494 luxury residences across three collections, plus 50 workforce residences.
• Developed by Related Group, PEBB Enterprises and BH Group, the community will include more than 23,000 square feet of indoor amenities and more than half an acre of outdoor pool and wellness spaces.
• MSA Architects is designing the project, with interiors by IDDI and construction led by Balfour Beatty.
• Completion is expected in summer 2028, with financing provided by Wells Fargo.

What Is Coming to the Former Office Depot Campus

A major redevelopment is taking shape at the former Office Depot headquarters in Boca Raton, where Broken Sound Residences is set to become the residential anchor of a much larger mixed-use transformation. The 28-acre property at 6600 N. Military Trail is being repositioned as a connected destination that will eventually combine luxury housing, retail, office space and an Equinox fitness club. The vision moves the site away from its former corporate-campus identity and toward a more active environment where residents, workers and visitors can share the same setting. The official groundbreaking ceremony is scheduled for August 19, bringing Related Group, PEBB Enterprises, BH Group and their project partners together to mark the next stage of the redevelopment.

What The Residential Community Will Include

Broken Sound Residences will feature 494 luxury homes divided into three collections: Manor, Icon and The Reserve. Manor will include 223 residences, while Icon will offer 239 homes with upgraded finishes and access to a private rooftop amenity. The Reserve will be the most limited collection, with 32 residences averaging 1,764 square feet. Four of those homes will include private terraces measuring approximately 1,500 square feet. The development will also include 50 workforce residences, adding an attainable housing component to the broader project.

What Residents Will Get for Amenities

The project is designed to feel more like a private resort than a conventional apartment community. Plans call for more than 23,000 square feet of indoor amenities, along with more than half an acre of outdoor pool decks, lounges and wellness-oriented spaces. Residents will have access to a state-of-the-art fitness center, coworking lounges, a private dining room, golf simulator and a hidden speakeasy-style lounge. Icon and Reserve residents will also have access to a private rooftop lounge overlooking the historic Old Course at Broken Sound, adding another amenity specifically tied to the property's location. The combination of indoor social spaces, wellness facilities, outdoor areas and golf views is intended to give the residential portion of the project a resort-style feel while keeping it connected to the rest of the redevelopment.

What The Larger Redevelopment Will Add

Broken Sound Residences is only one part of the larger plan for the former Office Depot campus. The full redevelopment is expected to bring destination retail, modern office space and an Equinox fitness club together with the residential component. Rather than creating separate buildings that function independently, the developers are planning a connected mixed-use environment designed around walkability and shared amenities. That approach could give the former corporate headquarters a very different role in Boca Raton. The site is large enough to support multiple uses while remaining within a single coordinated development. For Boca Raton, the project also reflects a broader shift toward mixed-use environments that combine housing, work, shopping and fitness in one location.

What The Development Team Is Building

Related Group, PEBB Enterprises and BH Group are partnering on the residential development. Related Group, founded by Jorge M. Pérez, is now led by his son Jon Paul Pérez, who serves as president and CEO, while Jorge Pérez remains executive chairman. PEBB Enterprises is led by Ian Weiner, who has served as president and CEO since 2015. The company has been active across South Florida and has a long history of investment and development in Boca Raton. BH Group is led by Isaac Toledano, its founder and CEO. Liat Toledano, Isaac's wife and business partner, is also a co-founder of the firm. BH Group focuses on luxury residential, land, mixed-use and hospitality developments across South Florida. The development team includes MSA Architects, IDDI for interior design and Balfour Beatty as construction partner. Financing is being provided by Wells Fargo.

What The Timeline Looks Like

Construction activity is moving forward, with the formal groundbreaking scheduled for August 19. The project is targeting completion in summer 2028. Once completed, Broken Sound Residences will establish the residential portion of the larger 28-acre redevelopment, with the remaining retail, office and fitness components helping create a more connected destination around it. The project is expected to become one of the more significant residential transformations in Boca Raton, turning a former corporate headquarters campus into a mixed-use community with housing at its center.