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East Palmetto Park Road, Boca Raton
A nine story glass building holds 28 residences at 280 East Palmetto Park Road in downtown Boca Raton, with a rooftop amenity level above. ASG Development broke ground in April 2025 and closed $70 million in construction financing in 2026, with completion targeted for late 2027. Asking prices were reported from $2.7M at launch, with sales by Douglas Elliman.
The Building
Glass House puts 28 residences behind an all glass facade at 280 East Palmetto Park Road, at the center of downtown Boca Raton. The building rises nine residential stories with a rooftop amenity level above, designed by GarciaStromberg with interiors by Hallock Design Group. Residences run two to four bedrooms, from about 2,504 to 3,865 square feet, each with two parking spaces.
ASG Development launched the project with Chasen Companies and broke ground in April 2025. Construction financing of $70 million closed in 2026 through Maxim Capital, with completion targeted for late 2027. Sales are by Douglas Elliman, with asking prices reported from $2.7M to above $8M. Development details are from the developer’s published materials as of September 2026 and are subject to change.
| Address | 280 E Palmetto Park Road, downtown Boca Raton |
|---|---|
| Residences | 28, two to four bedrooms, about 2,504 to 3,865 square feet |
| Stories | Nine residential stories, plus a rooftop amenity level |
| Developer | ASG Development, launched with Chasen Companies |
| Design | GarciaStromberg architecture, interiors by Hallock Design Group |
| Delivery | Targeted for late 2027, ground broken April 2025 |
| Sales gallery | Sales are by Douglas Elliman |
The building stands on East Palmetto Park Road, the street that carries downtown Boca Raton east across the Intracoastal to the ocean beach. Owners walk out into the downtown core, and the rooftop looks over both the Intracoastal and the Atlantic.
Downtown Boca has spent a decade adding large buildings. Glass House takes the same address at a fraction of the density.
Glass House is betting that downtown Boca's next luxury buyer wants fewer neighbors, not more amenities. Twenty-eight residences share the building, each with two parking spaces, and the developer describes the first all glass modernist statement the downtown has allowed.
First buyers also receive a Sollis Health concierge medical membership, a signal of where the building pitches its service level.
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A boutique condominium of 28 residences rising nine stories, plus a rooftop amenity level, at 280 East Palmetto Park Road in downtown Boca Raton. ASG Development broke ground in April 2025, with architecture by GarciaStromberg and interiors by Hallock Design Group. Completion is targeted for late 2027.
Asking prices were reported from $2.7M at launch, with larger residences reported above $8M. Preconstruction pricing moves with each developer release, and the sales gallery confirms current figures.
At 280 East Palmetto Park Road, in the middle of downtown Boca Raton. The street runs east across the Intracoastal to the ocean beach, and the rooftop looks over both. Residents step out the door into the downtown core rather than drive to it.
The rooftop level carries a pool, a jacuzzi, cabanas, an outdoor kitchen and a fire pit lounge, with ocean and Intracoastal views. Every residence comes with two parking spaces, and first buyers receive a Sollis Health concierge medical membership.
Buyers contract directly with the developer through Douglas Elliman, with deposits staged between contract and closing at completion. Terms and deposit schedules change as the building sells, and the sales gallery confirms current terms. We review the contract, the line and the release history with you before you sign.
Projects like Olara and Alba Palm Beach put buyers in West Palm Beach, a bigger downtown with larger buildings on the water. Glass House is the Boca Raton answer, smaller and quieter, with 28 residences on downtown’s main street. Buyers who know which downtown they want sort themselves quickly.
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