News/Press Releases

The Village Council here voted unanimously Dec. 9 to approve the 806-acre Terra Lago project, a multiphase development that will begin with 224 single-family homes and culminate some 15 years later with 2,488 residences, 100,000 square feet of commercial space and an assisted living facility.

Terra Lago, a newly planned, multi-generational neighborhood located in the heart of the Village of Indiantown (the Village) has been unanimously approved by both the Planning, Zoning and Appeals Board and the Village Council.

Vice President, Brittany Jeffries, selected to this year's Top 40 Under 40 list in Hampton Roads. Selections are based on professional and volunteer involvement.

The Garcia Companies is working on a plan development with more than 2,000 residential units, commercial space, assisted living and more that would be largest ever for Indiantown.

Warfield Investments, LLC, an affiliate of The Garcia Companies, has closed on 800+ acres of undeveloped land in the Village of Indiantown, Florida, with the intent to pursue a master mixed-use development.

In 2019, The Garcia Companies and Delegate Jason Miyares collaborated to improve childcare access in the Commonwealth, affording more alternate childcare options to small businesses and working parents. These changes may serve as a useful tool for dealing with the continued impacts of COVID-19.

Team Garcia participates in Light the Night and contributes $12,000 in memory of Eddie Garcia to the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society.

The Garcia Companies recently promoted Kelly L. Benigno to Chief Financial Officer and Brittany M. Jeffries to Vice President.

In honor of our principal, the late Edward S. Garcia, The Sandra H. Garcia Charitable Foundation is stepping up to financially support our local small businesses that have suffered property damages due to violence caused by the few who disrupted the recent lawful and peaceful protests in our cities.

The Garcia Companies, with corporate headquarters in Virginia Beach, is providing, through one of its affiliates, Garcia Mining Company, approximately half a million tons of sand for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Jacksonville District, Miami Beach Hotspots Re-nourishment Project.