CITY OF PALM BAY, FLORIDA

Located at 1614 Alcalay Street SE in Palm Bay, Florida, the Alcalay Duplex is a planned two-residence development designed for comfortable, efficient living. Contemporary architecture, functional floor plans, private entrances, and dedicated living spaces will give each home a sense of privacy within a smaller residential setting. The approximately 0.43-acre property offers room for a thoughtfully planned duplex in Palm Bay’s established Port Malabar area.

The project is positioned near Babcock Street and the services of southeast Palm Bay, with access to shopping, schools, healthcare, and Interstate 95. Its location connects residents to the wider Space Coast employment market, including healthcare, engineering, aerospace, defense, and manufacturing. Regional employers include L3Harris, Northrop Grumman, Collins Aerospace, Embraer, and Lockheed Martin. The Indian River Lagoon, Atlantic beaches, Port Canaveral, and Orlando attractions add to the region’s recreational options.

Subject Property Location 1614 Alcalay St SE Palm Bay, Florida 32909 Is:

Approximately 1.3 miles to Sunrise Elementary School, based on the distance shown in the property listing. School assignments should be confirmed with the district.
Approximately 3.5 miles to Bayside High School and 4.8 miles to Southwest Middle School, according to the same property listing.
Near Babcock Street, a north–south route connecting southeast Palm Bay with shopping, services, Malabar Road, and employment areas farther north.
Access to Interstate 95 through Palm Bay’s regional road network, connecting the property with destinations across Brevard County. Palm Bay has I-95 interchanges at Malabar Road, Palm Bay Road, and St. Johns Heritage Parkway.
Regional access to the Indian River Lagoon and Atlantic beaches for boating, fishing, and coastal recreation.
Regional access to Port Canaveral, which recorded more than 8.6 million cruise passenger movements in fiscal year 2025, averaging approximately 165,000 movements per week. This counts embarkations and disembarkations, rather than distinct weekly visitors.
Access to Walt Disney World, Universal Orlando Resort, and SeaWorld Orlando as longer-distance day-trip destinations in Central Florida.