Building Description
Property Overview
One City Centre at 1 N Federal Highway sits at the junction of Palmetto Park Road, anchoring Downtown Boca Raton's buzzing commerce hub with a distinguished presence. This five-story, 40,149-square-foot Class A office building's timeless Mediterranean architecture, complete with a Spanish clay-tile roof, arched windows, and a palm tree-lined perimeter, effortlessly melds with the prestige of a coveted main-and-main and Dixie Highway location.
Upon entry, One City Centre makes an immediate impression with its luxurious interior, displaying designer accents, polished floors, art-lined walls, and refined lighting, providing an elevated environment for business. Various-sized suites cater to a spectrum of professional users, from attorneys and accountants to real estate brokers and financial firms, with flexible floor plans, soaring 10-foot ceilings, and expansive windows that flood offices with sun-drenched light, offering vibrant views of the neighboring cityscape.
Functionality intersects convenience with on-site banking and an attached parking garage with private elevators, delivering direct floor access, a rare feature downtown. Moreover, prominent monument signage at the city's most recognizable corner ensures maximum visibility, with more than 70,000 vehicles passing daily (VPD).
Steps from Mizner Park, Sanborn Square, and Royal Palm Place, One City Centre offers swift access to endless dining, retail, and entertainment options. Tenants enjoy walkability to nearby favorites like Flanigan's Seafood Bar and Grill, Yokohama Sushi, and Serena Pastificio, while Hyatt Place provides convenient accommodations for visiting clients. The Boca Raton Brightline station, just five minutes away, underscores the property's connectivity, with seamless access to Interstate 95 and Palm Beach International (PBI) and Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International (FLL) Airports less than 40 minutes away. Secure premier office space at One City Centre and establish a commanding business presence in the heart of Boca Raton.
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Approved Uses by Zoning — Downtown Development of Regional Impact (DDRI)
Uses permitted by right under the municipality’s zoning for this district. The property may carry additional restrictions (deed, association or lease), so tenants are responsible for confirming their intended use with the municipality and landlord before committing.
With special approval
Office (per the Downtown DRI order); Ord. 4035 Sec. 2(3)(a) authorizes 3,209,000 sq ft total, Retail (High and Medium; Retail(Low) has no allocation) (per the Downtown DRI order); 1,008,500 sq ft High and 185,800 sq ft Medium; retail is allowed in each subarea only by converting other authorized development under the equivalency table, Institutional, peak-hour traffic generating (per the Downtown DRI order); 361,000 sq ft; defined as a use serving the recreational, religious, educational, governmental, cultural or health needs of the community, including educational and scientific research facilities serving the region, Institutional, non-peak-hour traffic generating (per the Downtown DRI order); 60,000 sq ft, Hotel (per the Downtown DRI order); 634 rooms, Residential (per the Downtown DRI order); 1,346 dwelling units (dwelling use, not including hotel rooms), Temporary special event uses (per the Downtown DRI order), Signs (per the Downtown DRI order), Parking facilities (per the Downtown DRI order), Accessory uses (per the Downtown DRI order)
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Frontage Traffic vs. Nearby & Palm Beach County's Busiest Roads
This property fronts N Federal Hwy, which FDOT counts at the figure below (2025).
25,500vehicles / day on N Federal Hwy (AADT)
I‑95 (interstate)
255,000
Florida Turnpike
95,000
Okeechobee Blvd
62,000
Palmetto Park Rd110 ft
55,000
US‑1 / Federal Hwy
46,000
Military Trail
40,000
◆ N Federal Hwy
25,500
Dixie Hwy220 ft
18,400
NW 2 Ave0.2 mi
15,900
SE Mizner Blvd0.2 mi
10,500
This property Nearest FDOT-counted roads (distance) County's busiest roads (approx. peak) Vehicles per day (AADT)
This frontage carries about 10% of I‑95's volume — solid commercial‑corridor traffic.
Risk & Incentives
🌊 Flood Zone X · minimal ✓ Not in Flood Hazard Not an Opportunity Zone