Alba Palm Beach

From USD 2,500,000, according to the development documentation PFS Realty handles, with prices subject to change by the developer. If you saw the USD 800,000 figure associated with Alba, that is not the price of a residence: that is the EB-5 program investment amount, which is a different thing and is explained in the next question. The published payment plan is 30% at purchase contract signing and 70% at closing.

They are not the same, and it is the point where people get confused most, so here it is with numbers. Buying a residence at Alba is a real estate purchase: from USD 2,500,000, and what you receive is the property. The EB-5 investment is a different transaction: according to the 2025 development documentation, USD 800,000 of investment plus USD 70,000 in administrative fees, which are not paid for an apartment but placed through the USCIS-approved regional center that backs this development, under form I-956F. You can do one, the other, or both, but one does not include the other. The program's amounts and requirements are set by USCIS and they change: confirm the current figures before moving any money.

No. No one can guarantee it to you: approval depends exclusively on USCIS, not on PFS Realty, nor on the developer, nor on the regional center. What is verifiable is that the development is structured as an investment eligible through a regional center approved by USCIS (I-956F). What we do is explain the process to you in Spanish, show you the development documentation and connect you with immigration attorneys who handle the case; we are not immigration or financial advisors and we do not issue opinions about your chances. Anyone who promises you an immigration outcome in exchange for a purchase is selling you something they cannot deliver.

The building is 55 residences across 22 floors. The developer's floor plan set documents eight models: four residences per floor between 7 and 18 (two with 3 bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms, one with 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms and one with 2 bedrooms plus den and 2.5 bathrooms, from 1,778 to 1,866 interior sq ft), two lower penthouses on floor 19 with 3 bedrooms plus den and around 2,755 to 2,770 interior sq ft, and a three-level townhome with 4 bedrooms and 4,471 interior sq ft, with a private pool on its terrace. Every terrace has a summer kitchen. The full table, with the interior, terrace and total of each model, is higher up on this page.

No, and we'd rather tell you. The eight models documented by the floor plan set add up to 50 of the 55 residences and reach floor 19 of the tower's 22, so plans are missing for the upper levels and possibly for other townhome models — the Fact Sheet talks about two- and three-story townhomes, in the plural, and only one arrived. Nor did we resolve on our own a difference between two Residence C sheets: we publish both versions with their respective terrace instead of choosing one. If you are interested in a specific unit, ask us for the updated breakdown from the developer before deciding.

That the way out to the Atlantic Ocean has no fixed bridges. Alba is on the west bank of the Intracoastal Waterway, with a private dock, and from there you reach the ocean without any bridge clearance limiting which boat can go in or out — it is the practical difference between owning a boat and being able to use it. To the east, the view looks straight at Palm Beach Island. Around it: St. Mary's Medical Center less than 5 minutes away, the Port of Palm Beach less than 2 miles away, The Square and the Kravis Center less than 5 miles away, and Palm Beach International Airport, I-95 and the Florida Turnpike less than 10 minutes away.

Estimated delivery is 2026 and the development is already under construction. One data point worth looking at: the developer declares it 100% capitalized with no bank debt, which takes off the table the risk of the work stalling over financing — the most common reason a pre-construction project in Florida runs late. Even so, in pre-construction every date is a developer's estimate and can move: confirm the current construction status with your advisor before deciding, and don't take the date from a web page.

Yes. You do not need U.S. residency or citizenship to buy in the United States. We help you access financing for non-residents through Avanti Lending, our partner specialized in buyers from Colombia, Mexico and the rest of Latin America. On a property of this value, most buyers combine financing with a significant share of their own capital; the down payment amount, the requirements and the terms are reviewed case by case and confirmed by each bank in writing. We are not financial advisors and we do not guarantee a rate or an approval: what we do is put you in front of the real options.

PFS Realty is a single company for the whole process: financing, purchase, property management and insurance. We've spent more than 24 years working with buyers from Colombia, Mexico, Venezuela and the rest of Latin America, in Spanish, with support before and after closing. On a development like this one that means you don't have to coordinate a bank, a broker, a manager and an insurer yourself, in another country and in another language. For the immigration side of the EB-5 we work with outside immigration attorneys, who are the ones that work belongs to.