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Feb 4, 2026

Rockpoint Joins Boca Raton Transit-Oriented Development

Rockpoint and 13th Floor Investments teamed up for Link at Boca, a transit-oriented community in South Florida slated for a 2028 completion.

Rockpoint Joins Boca Raton Transit-Oriented Development

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Key Points

  • 340-unit, 8-story mixed-use community scheduled for completion in 2028
  • Construction financing of $100 million provided by Santander Bank
  • 15% of units designated as affordable housing; 30,000 sq. ft. of ground floor retail

Transit-Oriented Community

Link at Boca will rise at 680 W. Yamato Road on 8 acres in a Difficult Development Area, directly adjacent to the Boca Raton Tri- Rail Station. Residences will include studio, one, two, and three-bedroom apartments ranging from 600 to 1,300 sq. ft. Amenities include:

  • Rooftop pool
  • Social lounge
  • Coworking and private offices
  • Yoga studio and kids' room
  • 650-space parking garage

The development integrates retail and community-focused amenities, with leasing handled by Comras Co.

Strategic Location

  • Borders Interstate 95 Express to the south
  • Approximately 1 mile from Florida Atlantic University and Boca Raton Airport
  • Nearby retail includes Costco and Aldi, with local dining within walking distance

The project leverages public private partnership with the South Florida Regional Transportation Authority, reinforcing Boca Raton’s growing emphasis on transit-oriented development.

Bottom Line

With Rockpoint joining 13th Floor Investments, Link at Boca will bring a modern, transit-focused residential and retail option to downtown Boca Raton. The project’s strategic location, financing, and mix of market-rate and affordable units position it to meet growing housing and lifestyle demand in the city 

#Florida#Mixed Use#Residential
Published: Feb 4, 2026Last updated: February 4, 2026