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Stephen Ross expanding in Boca Raton at a 124-acre, former IBM facility

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New York Post · collected 2026-09-27 · by Steve Cuozzo

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Stephen M. Ross, chairman and CEO of Related Ross, is expanding his company's presence in Boca Raton by acquiring the 124-acre Boca Raton Innovation Campus (BRIC), which includes 1.7 million square feet of office space previously owned by IBM. This acquisition adds significantly to Ross’s existing portfolio in Palm Beach County, where he has invested over $10 billion since 1998, including developments like City Place mixed-use complex. Ross sees this move as a growth opportunity for South Florida, providing companies an alternative location to West Palm Beach.
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Stephen M. Ross, chairman and CEO of Related Companies, is expanding his real estate empire into Boca Raton, Florida, by purchasing a 124-acre former IBM facility known as the Boca Raton Innovation Campus (BRIC). The acquisition includes over 1.7 million square feet of office space, adding to the nearly $10 billion worth of investments Ross has made in Palm Beach County since 1998. Two buildings within the campus are almost fully leased, with recent tenant D-Wave Quantum relocating its headquarters from Palo Alto, California. Ross highlighted that this move provides companies in defense tech, technology, and financial services an alternative to West Palm Beach for growth opportunities. The deal underscores Boca Raton’s growing prominence as a desirable office district in South Florida.

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Boca Boca Raton Palm Beach County Related Ross West Palm Beach

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Ross PERSON · 4× West Palm Beach GPE · 3× Boca Raton GPE · 2× Palm Beach County GPE · 2× Boca GPE · 1× D-Wave Quantum ORG · 1× IBM ORG · 1× Palo Alto GPE · 1× Related Ross PERSON · 1× Stephen M. Ross PERSON · 1×

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Ross, who as former head of New York-based Related Companies was the prime mover behind Hudson Yards and Time Warner (now Deutsche Bank) Center, has invested over $10 billion in Palm Beach County since 1998 with the development of the City Place mixed-use complex.
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Stephen Ross expanding in Boca Raton at a 124-acre, former IBM facility · assertive framing

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When we reported two years ago that once-sleepy Boca Raton was becoming a desirable South Florida office district, the message wasn’t lost on Related Ross chairman and CEO Stephen M. Ross. asserted
message → report → Ross
His company this month swooped into the Boca market by purchasing the entire Boca Raton Innovation Campus (BRIC), a 124-acre, former IBM facility that adds 1.7 million square feet of offices to Ross’s Palm Beach County portfolio. asserted
that → swoop → portfolio
The price wasn’t disclosed. asserted
price → disclose → ?
Two connected buildings that are over 90% leased form the heart of the campus. asserted
that → connect → campus
The most recent significant signing was for D-Wave Quantum, which relocated its headquarters from Palo Alto, Calif. Ross told us, “Our expansion into Boca Raton is a strong growth opportunity for South Florida. asserted
expansion → relocate → Florida
It gives defense tech, technology and financial services companies an alternative to West Palm Beach when choosing where to grow in the region.” asserted
It → give → region
Ross, who as former head of New York-based Related Companies was the prime mover behind Hudson Yards and Time Warner (now Deutsche Bank) Center, has invested over $10 billion in Palm Beach County since 1998 with the development of the City Place mixed-use complex. asserted
who → base → complex
His West Palm Beach portfolio includes more than 3.2 million square feet of existing or in-construction offices, five apartment buildings and tens of thousands of square feet of stores, wellness centers and restaurants. asserted
portfolio → include → stores
Morgan Stanley Capital International (MSCI) signed a long-term lease for 7,500 square feet at Phillips Point in West Palm and Solomon Partners signed for 4,200 square feet there. asserted
Partners → sign → feet
Ross’s commitment to the area includes a $100 million donation to bring Pine Crest School to West Palm Beach to increase educational opportunities in the area. asserted
commitment → include → area
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