El-Ad National Properties, a key division of the Elad Group, has recently celebrated a major achievement in the upscale Boca Raton real estate scene with the topping off of both buildings in the final phase of ALINA Residences Boca Raton. This marks a significant step in the completion of this world-class residential destination in downtown Boca Raton.

Initiated in March 2022, the second phase of ALINA Residences is rapidly progressing towards its anticipated completion in late 2024. Upon completion, the project will comprise three luxurious buildings: ALINA 200, ALINA 210, and ALINA 220, totaling 303 upscale residences. The first building, ALINA 200, has already seen immense success with all units sold and currently occupied.

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A downtown Boca Raton residential complex that languished for 10 years in the planning stages has been revived -- now with bigger proportions.

Royal Palm Place was approved in 2003 as a 149-unit, downtown apartment complex, part of the mixed-use development on Federal Highway. It received several extensions on its approval until time ran out in March.

But now, one of Boca's biggest landowners, Investments Limited, is bringing Royal Palm Place back to life. And now it's 200 units, instead of 149, and 13 stories high, instead of 10. It will also reach at least 40 feet higher the city's official 100-foot limit.

"The Royal Palm proposal is a sign of the times as there is robust demand for downtown units," said Glenn Gromann, chairman of the Downtown