ALINA 220 is the final tower available within downtown Boca Raton’s newest and most acclaimed award-winning private community tucked on nine lushly landscaped acres with an array of resort-inspired amenities. Move-in ready residences now available.
Elad Group is a highly-regarded development team known for best-in-class projects in the most sought-after neighborhoods in New York and nationwide. Known and recognized worldwide for the history-making, restoration and conversion of the famed Plaza Hotel, Elad Group is continuously making strides in real estate and receiving public acclaim for many of its properties.
Alina 220 has 18,700 square feet of thoughtfully designed indoor and outdoor amenities for wellness, fitness, and fun are open to all ALINA residents.
The lower level offers a strength training venue, a private Pilates studio, and a mind-body studio for yoga, meditation, and barre. The upper level offers a dedicated functional training and immersive cardio area for private or small-group training.
ALINA occupies a nine-acre private community centered around 220 Southeast Mizner Boulevard in Downtown Boca Raton. It is near the Boca Raton Resort & Club, Mizner Park, Royal Palm Place, and the beach approach.
El-Ad National Properties developed the community. Buyers should distinguish among ALINA 200, ALINA 210, and ALINA 220 because completion status, amenity access, budgets, inventory, and resale/developer terms can differ by building.
Project-hosted materials describe 303 homes in total: 121 at ALINA 200, 30 at ALINA 210, and 152 at ALINA 220. Current remaining inventory is concentrated by building and can change rapidly.
Across the community, official materials reference more than 80 floor plans, with homes approximately 1,400 to 5,400 square feet. ALINA 210 is a boutique collection of 30 corner residences, while ALINA 220 offers a broader range of plans.
Amenities include landscaped grounds, swimming pools, fitness, yoga and meditation areas, lounges and screening spaces, bocce, putting, coworking/social areas, and a dog park. Access and operating costs may be building-specific.
Official materials describe the community as move-in ready. ALINA 200 and ALINA 210 have been reported completed and occupied, and ALINA 220 received its temporary certificate of occupancy in 2025. Verify unit-level closing readiness and any remaining work.
The dog park shows pet-oriented planning, but it does not establish the number, size, or breed rules. Parking rights and lease restrictions should be checked in the declaration and building rules for the exact residence.
Compare unit condition, finish package, view, furniture, parking/storage, association balance sheet, warranties, assessments, seller closing costs, and occupancy timing. Request both a live developer sheet and current resale data; do not treat an archived “starting price” as current.