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October 25, 2023

Cadence Named Community of the Year

The annual prestigious PRISM Awards honor outstanding builders, planners, architects, developers, designers, merchandisers, advertisers, and other housing-related professionals. Featuring multiple categories, the awards encompass all facets of the residential, commercial and remodeling industries.

“We are honored to receive this recognition from the Gold Coast Builders Association, which plays such an integral role in the construction industry throughout the region,” said Dan Grosswald, Mattamy’s Southeast Florida Division President. “Achieving these awards is a testament to the unwavering commitment and dedication of our team.”

In addition to the Community of the Year award, Cadence at Tradition took home Platinum Prism Awards for Best Logo and Best Landscape Architecture and Design.

Helmed by Steve Garrett of Lucido & Associates, the landscape architecture and design at Cadence at Tradition is comprised of unique details, native-oriented trees and plants, as well as sustainable, long-lasting landscape materials.

The community offers one and two-story single-family homes within the Patriot and Heritage collections, with townhomes available in the Anthem collection. Residents are treated to an exclusive access to private amenities, including a resort-style swimming pool, children’s wading pool, cabana, grilling stations, large open space, as well as direct access to the T Trail.

Platinum Awards Winners

Felicity Model: New Construction: Single Family Attached – under 2,000 sq. ft.
Cascades Model: New Construction: Single Family Detached – Under 2,000 sq. ft.
Gateway Model: New Construction: Single Family Detached – 2,000-2,499 sq. ft.
Shenandoah Model: New Construction: Single Family Detached – 2,500-2,999 sq. ft.
Telaro Sports/Zen: New Construction: Best Recreation Facility or Amenity
Shenandoah Model: Residential Interior Merchandising – Residential Interior Merchandising of a home priced $275,000 to $400,000
Mount Rainier Model: Residential Interior Merchandising – Residential Interior Merchandising of a home priced $400,000 to $600,000

Professional Achievement Awards

Amanda Meyer, Marketing Manager Mattamy Homes: Professional Achievement Award for Marketing Professional of the Year.

The PRISM Awards program is affiliated with the Gold Coast Builders Association, the local chapter of the Florida Home Builders Association (FHBA) and the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB).

townsquare at Traditions, Port St. Lucie

October 11, 2023

Tradition fuels rapid growth in Port St. Lucie

By: Todd McDermott

Posted at 6:47AM, Jul 27, 2023

PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. — While Florida’s population has been growing since 2020 at a faster rate than any other state, one town on the Treasure Coast is doing plenty to lead the way.

But it may not be the first place that comes to mind.

It’s Port St. Lucie, now Florida’s sixth largest city, which is also in the top 10 of America’s fastest growing cities, among those with a population of at least 50,000. And at the heart of that expansion is a pulse provided by a town within a town — one that attracted Mary Milmore and her husband 15 years ago.

“You can call me an old timer and a historic reference person,” Mary said when talking about the community of “Tradition.”

Sounding like a savvy civic booster, Mary points to “friendly people, booming economy, business is moving in on a monthly basis, and (it’s) still growing.”

But this master-planned community was once a massive missed opportunity.

“The original developer went bankrupt and we came in along with a partnership with the city and just started investing money, developing a lot of new neighborhoods, new innovations, and we create a sense of place and a sense of community that people really just want to live here,” said Dan Grosswald, a developer with Mattamy Homes.

Make that a lot of people.

That five-year partnership has spawned shops, parks and a 20-mile nature trail, and new homes in a wide price range. There’s even a driverless shuttle to get around the neighborhood. (Not so small town, right?)

“We took what was here and just made it better. The town center is the hub. It really creates a sense of place for people rather than just a large tract of homes, creating a place where people want to live, know their neighbors, have fun together, develop strong bonds.”

Tradition has 5,000 homes and about 10,000 people now.

Mattamy sees another seven to ten years of building out Tradition, adding up to thousands of additional new homes, as well as more parks and public places. New schools, too.

And as the Port St. Lucie metro population rises by ten thousand people a year, that Tradition pulse is now a welcoming drumbeat.

Article from: https://www.wpbf.com/article/florida-port-st-lucie-growing-community-tradition/44654880