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Camino Real, Boca Raton, Florida
BDT & MSD Partners, owner of The Boca Raton, is building 75 residences on 5.2 acres of the resort's own grounds. The eight story building rises along the golf course at 501 E Camino Real, facing Lake Boca. Residents hold resort and beach club access, with asking prices reported from $5M. Hart Howerton designed the architecture, with interiors by Pembrooke & Ives.
The Building
The Residences at The Boca Raton puts private homes inside the county’s most famous resort. BDT & MSD Partners, which owns The Boca Raton, is building 75 residences across eight stories on 5.2 acres at 501 E Camino Real. The site runs along the golf course and faces Lake Boca, with Hart Howerton architecture and Pembrooke & Ives interiors.
Residents live under the private club model with hotel service, resort access and the beach club. Homes run from two to five bedrooms at about 2,500 square feet on average, with asking prices reported from $5M. Development details are from the developer’s published materials as of May 2026 and are subject to change.
| Address | 501 E Camino Real, on the resort grounds facing Lake Boca |
|---|---|
| Residences | 75, from two to five bedrooms |
| Stories | Eight, on 5.2 acres along the golf course |
| Developer | BDT & MSD Partners, owner of The Boca Raton |
| Design | Hart Howerton architecture, interiors by Pembrooke & Ives |
| Sales gallery | Douglas Elliman Development Marketing, led by Senada Adzem |
The site holds 5.2 acres along the resort's golf course, facing Lake Boca at 501 E Camino Real. The address puts the resort's grounds outside the door rather than across town.
Residents carry resort and beach club access, so the hotel and its beach club function as an extension of home.
Most new condominiums sell a building first and promise a lifestyle later. The Residences bets the other way, selling homes inside a resort that already runs at full service. Under the private club model with hotel service, the staff and the standards exist on day one.
The bet is that a working resort beats a promised one, and that buyers will pay for service that already exists.
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Market data is pulled live from the MLS on a trailing twelve-month basis, across all property types. Development details below are reference.
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Common Questions
A collection of 75 private residences across eight stories on the grounds of The Boca Raton resort, developed by BDT & MSD Partners, the resort’s owner. The building rises on 5.2 acres at 501 E Camino Real, along the golf course facing Lake Boca. Hart Howerton designed the architecture, with interiors by Pembrooke & Ives.
Asking prices were reported from $5M in May 2026, with villas from $13M and penthouses from $15M. Pricing moves with each release, and the sales gallery confirms current figures.
Residents hold resort and beach club access under the private club model, with hotel service in the building. The address on Camino Real runs along the golf course and faces Lake Boca, so the resort’s grounds begin at the door.
A three story fitness center, indoor and rooftop pools and a residents’ club, all inside the building. Resort and beach club access extends the amenity set across The Boca Raton’s grounds.
Sales run through the developer’s gallery, led by Douglas Elliman Development Marketing under Senada Adzem. Preconstruction contracts typically stage deposits between signing and closing, and the sales gallery confirms current terms. We represent buyers alongside that process.
Both sell preconstruction at the top of the market, and the difference is the setting. South Flagler House sells the West Palm Beach waterfront, while The Residences sells life inside a working resort with hotel service and the beach club. Buyers usually know quickly which one they are.
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