GL Homes President Misha Ezratti reflected on a year of growth and gratitude, highlighting the company's achievements in 2025. The homebuilder completed new communities in Boca Raton and Naples, delivering hundreds of homes to Florida families. At APEX at Avenir in Palm Beach Gardens, GL Homes introduced a flexible floorplan with a multigenerational suite, setting a new standard for multigenerational living.
Responsible development remained a priority, with land donations for roadways and community spaces, preservation of natural landscapes, and incorporation of wellness-focused amenities like walking trails and lifestyle programming. These milestones reflect both Florida's real estate growth and Ezratti's leadership in thoughtful development.
Ezratti emphasized a culture of gratitude, crediting staff, trade partners, and communities for the company's success. He underscored that integrity and service guide GL Homes' culture, as noted in the company's website.
Philanthropy was central to GL Homes' mission. The annual CAN-tastic Competition, part of the Summer of Service initiative with the Harry Chapin Food Bank, collected 1,000 cans of food and a donation to support hunger relief. Volunteers fully sponsored The Lord's Place Meal Mobile, providing over 400 meals to those facing homelessness and food insecurity, along with essential services. During the holidays, GL Homes hosted a Thanksgiving celebration for 180 children at the Boys & Girls Club of Delray Beach, with a meal from Feeding South Florida and employee volunteers.
Looking ahead, Ezratti's vision for 2026 centers on sustainability and purpose-driven development, integrating wellness, design, and environmental stewardship. To learn more about GL Homes' philanthropy, visit glhomes.com.
