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This inaugural timed race will benefit Boca Helping Hands. T-shirts and participation medals will be given to the first 300 runners. Participants will enjoy complimentary refreshments and snacks. $30. Children 10 and younger run for free at 8 a.m. BRiC, 5000 T-Rex Ave., Boca Raton. For more information, visit bridgingthedistance5k.com.

This inaugural timed race will benefit Boca Helping Hands. T-shirts and participation medals will be given to the first 300 runners. Participants will enjoy complimentary refreshments and snacks. $30. Children 10 and younger run for free at 8 a.m. BRiC, 5000 T-Rex Ave., Boca Raton. For more information, visit bridgingthedistance5k.com.

Three New Tenants In The Past Five Months Brings Boca Raton Innovation Campus' Leasing To 410,000 Square Feet Since Crocker Partners Acquisition

National Holdings Corporation, BCN Telecom and OOMA have recently joined the Boca Raton Innovation Campus' (BRiC) ever growing tenant roster, Crocker Partners announced. The real estate investment firm acquired BRiC, originally the home of IBM and the birthplace of the personal computer, in April of 2018 in a joint venture with Rialto Capital and Siguler Guff. Since then, in addition to the three newcomers the company has inked 410,000 square feet of leases, expanding Modernizing Medicine and bringing on new tenants such as Kroger and Canon.

BRiC hits brakes on signs for former IBM Building

Crocker Partners has plans to build on the legacy created by IBM by returning this historic, iconic property into a place where creativity and innovation happen. Once we complete the planned $100 million of capital improvements, BRiC will become a vibrant Class-A office complex and the tech and life sciences hub for the Southeastern United States. It will consist of unparalleled tenant amenities on the scale of the Google campus, structured parking, and substantial investments into new tenant high-tech spaces. Remembering and celebrating our past is important to us. One of our two planned coffee shops is going to be named Marcel Brewer’s, a play on the name of Marcel Breuer, the father of Brutalist architecture and the designer of the campus. We will also be creating a History of Tech museum centered around artifacts and technology donated by local IBM alumni.