Looks sort of like Acalypha to me. But I could be wrong.

Cercis canadensis, one of the several variegated cultivars, perhaps 'Sweetheart".

That's my guess, anyway.

If it didn't come from Puerto Rico, I'd tend to agree with rhizo. But I can't imagine a redbud growing well in a tropical 12 or 13 hardiness zone!

My first thought was Acalypha as well but I'm not convinced of that.

Reminds me of Hibiscus tiliaceus v. Tricolor.

I think augment has it. It looked so familiar, but I just couldn't think of it.

Thank you to all. I am pissed that I did not receive email notifications of replies.

Hibiscus tiliaceus v. Tricolor it is. AKA H. t. v. Variegated. AKA H. t. variegata.

My opinion is that it is Acalypha, commonly called Copperleaf. The best color is achieved when grown in full sun, lighter colors in part sun. They have an interesting red catkin as a flower. It looks like a pipe cleaner. It will quickly grow to tree height, but can be trimmed to any size you like. I hard cut mine in March and then trim to shape during summer and early fall. --Linda Leaf

it's definitely not an Acalypha, it's Talipariti tiliaceum.