Abacoa is a 2,055-acre master-planned, mixed use community, designed around the concepts and principles of traditional neighborhood development. The basis of Abacoa's master plan is conductivity...a place to live, work, play, exercise, shop, and socialize. Within the master plan are areas identified for neighborhoods, two college campuses, three public schools, a spring training baseball stadium, a golf course, a main street style Town Center, community commercial centers and a workplace campus. Interspersed throughout the community are the greenways, open spaces that serve as preservation areas, which also define the different neighborhoods. Linking much of Abacoa is an element that has all but disappeared from the American landscape...tree-lined streets with sidewalks on both sides, creating a beautiful and rhythmic neighborhood streetscape. The architecture of Abacoa builds a sense of history into each home. The designs draw from the past but offer the open, airy flow of Florida living.

Abacoa is home to the new Roger Dean Stadium, training site for the Montreal Expos and St. Louis Cardinals, the new Florida Atlantic University's North Campus and prestigious Honors College, a planned Town Center and an 18=hole championship golf course with clubhouse.