Reflecting the small-town sensitivities of Martin County, Florida, Newfield’s vision was carefully created to appeal to the tastes and priorities popular among demographics as diverse as retirees, mature and young families, millennials, and Gen Z. Those attributes include a return to traditional neighborhood structure and organization, pedestrian-friendly conveniences, lively and inviting downtown atmospheres, and publicly accessible unspoiled, natural environments. With 270 net acres entitled to support up to 2,000,000 square feet of industrial, office, hotel, retail, multifamily, and flex space, opportunities are endless. With individual tracts ranging from 5 to 13 acres, the developer will entertain multiple block sales, providing flexibility for projects of varying sizes and user types. Off-site stormwater retention and required infrastructure improvements have already been accounted for, helping streamline the development process. A master site plan is in place, and final site plan approval can be obtained by administrative order, provided development adheres to existing zoning requirements, creating a rare opportunity for efficient delivery. Newfield is the largest mixed-use project approved in Martin County in more than 40 years. To the surprise of many observers, the famously slow-growth county embraced the vision put forth by original landowner and nationally known economic journalist Knight Kiplinger. The emphasis on open-space preservation, walkability, interaction, and a natural outgrowth of culture creates a community unlike any other in the Treasure Coast. Delivering an Old Florida Town with walkable neighborhoods, Newfield offers a wide variety of homes, a robust downtown center, and a workplace district moments away. Newfield is specifically designed to create an overall environment that harmonizes daily life, work, culture, and nature.