ALINA Residences
A guide to ALINA’s three-building downtown campus, architecture, landscape, apartment types and building-specific amenity access.
The Roebling Research Desk · October 2026
ALINA is a three-building condominium community along Southeast Mizner Boulevard, between downtown Boca Raton and The Boca Raton's golf course. Its nine-acre setting gives landscaped grounds an unusually visible role in a downtown apartment search. The comparison begins with three distinct addresses: ALINA 200, ALINA 210 and ALINA 220.
The buildings share an overall architectural and landscape identity, but their residential scale and amenity arrangements differ. Choosing an ALINA home involves selecting a building as well as a floor plan. That distinction is more useful than treating the entire development as a single tower.
Property details and costs
| Detail | Published information |
|---|---|
| Developer / builder | El-Ad National Properties, an Elad Group company; architecture/interiors by Garcia Stromberg and landscape architecture by EDSA. |
| Home sizes / plans | Apartments, villas and penthouses across three buildings. Example: ALINA 220 Penthouse 921 was described in March 2025 as 4,445 sq ft plus 576 sq ft of terraces. |
| Signature amenities | Pools, spas, fitness/wellness spaces, club and screening rooms, landscaped grounds and staffed arrival; ALINA 210 facilities are exclusive to that building. |
| Membership / access | Published access at ALINA 200 and 220 extends to all ALINA residents; ALINA 210’s dedicated amenities are for its residents only. |
To confirm for a purchase: property-specific association charges. An unstated amount does not mean that no charge applies.
Facts reviewed October 14, 2026. Proposed amenities and property-specific examples are identified above.
At a glance
- Addresses: 200, 210 and 220 Southeast Mizner Boulevard
- Municipality: Boca Raton
- Developer: El-Ad National Properties, an Elad Group company
- Architecture and interiors: Garcia Stromberg / GS4 Studios
- Landscape architecture: EDSA
- Setting: Landscaped downtown campus beside the resort golf course
Architecture and the landscaped campus
The architectural approach emphasizes glazing, terraces and a close relationship between indoor rooms and outdoor space. EDSA's grounds connect the buildings while giving the entrances and pedestrian areas a common landscape. The result is a condominium setting in which the route across the property is part of the residential experience.
That campus arrangement creates several kinds of outlook. A residence can face the golf landscape, neighboring buildings, downtown or more distant water. Floor, orientation and the position of surrounding structures should remain visible in a comparison; a development-wide description of views cannot apply to every apartment.
Three buildings and different scales
The developer's March 2025 account identifies 121 residences in ALINA 200, 30 in ALINA 210 and 152 in ALINA 220. It also records a January 2025 temporary certificate of occupancy for ALINA 220. The current project website presents the final tower as move-in ready.
ALINA 210's smaller population is a meaningful part of its identity. ALINA 220 offers a larger collection, while ALINA 200 represents the original building. Resale condition and owner alterations remain individual matters even within a recently completed development.
The residence collection includes apartments, villas and penthouses. Those labels should be unpacked through the actual plan: the number of exposures, placement of private outdoor areas and route from the elevator influence the home more directly than the category alone.
Amenity access is building specific
ALINA's published operating description makes an important distinction. The amenities at ALINA 200 and ALINA 220 are available across the community; the dedicated facilities at ALINA 210 are reserved for residents of that building.
The campus program includes pools, fitness and wellness spaces, spa facilities, screening and club rooms, landscaped gardens and staffed arrival areas, but access differs by building: the developer's project site describes ALINA 210's amenities, about 16,000 square feet, as exclusively for its 30 residences, while the ALINA 200 and ALINA 220 facilities are open to all ALINA residents. ALINA 220 adds a two-story wellness retreat and a golf-and-sports simulator. These are residential facilities; a view over the adjacent course does not establish playing rights there.
Comparing an ALINA home
Royal Palm Residences offers a smaller downtown condominium comparison. Mizner Grand shifts the setting to Lake Boca, while Glass House is a separate development-stage comparison on East Palmetto Park Road.
At ALINA, compare the building's membership in the shared amenity structure, its own expenses and the individual residence together. Interior square footage, terraces, storage and parking should each retain their own definitions in that analysis.
Explore the Boca Raton collection, or contact The Roebling Team for a focused property comparison and an introduction to a licensed local Compass agent.
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