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138 Ritz-Carlton branded residences on the West Palm Beach waterfront. Ritz-Carlton managed services, Cove Club membership, Marriott Bonvoy enrollment. Delivery 2028.
The Building
The Ritz-Carlton Residences, West Palm Beach is a 27-story, 138-unit tower at 1717 North Flagler Drive, directly on the Intracoastal Waterway. It is the first globally branded residential tower on the West Palm Beach waterfront. Related Group, BH Group, and Vietmar are co-developing; Douglas Elliman is handling sales. Construction began in February 2026, with completion expected in 2028.
All residences face east with direct sightlines across the Intracoastal to Palm Beach Island and the Atlantic horizon. Arquitectonica designed the tower’s curved-glass facade. Rockwell Group handled interior design for residences and common areas. Naturalficial is the landscape architect. The building’s rounded geometry and continuous glass envelope are distinct from the rectilinear towers along the Flagler Drive corridor.
There is no hotel component: this is a residential-only building where residents receive Ritz-Carlton managed services including 24-hour concierge, valet parking, and butler and porter assistance. Ownership includes membership in the Cove Club, a private waterside members club in West Palm Beach, as well as Marriott Bonvoy enrollment.
Common spaces will include works from the Jorge M. Pérez Contemporary Art Collection.
Amenities, interior specification and the development team, together with what to check before committing to a pre-construction purchase.
| Address | 1717 N Flagler Drive |
|---|---|
| Total Residences | 138 |
| Stories | 27 |
| Unit Sizes | 1,532–3,331 SF |
| Bedrooms | 2–4 |
| Developer | Related / BH Group / Vietmar |
| Brand | The Ritz-Carlton |
| Architect | Arquitectonica |
| Interiors | Rockwell Group |
| Landscape | Naturalficial |
| Sales | Douglas Elliman |
The building sits at 1717 North Flagler Drive, directly on the Intracoastal Waterway facing Palm Beach Island. The North Flagler corridor has multiple new towers approved or under construction within a one-mile radius, making it one of the higher-density development zones in the city.
Worth Avenue, Royal Poinciana Plaza, and The Breakers are all within a 10 to 15 minute drive. The Norton Museum of Art and Kravis Center for the Performing Arts are under 10 minutes away. PBI Airport is approximately 10 minutes south, and the Brightline station connecting to Miami and Fort Lauderdale is 12 minutes from the site.
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Pricing is set by the developer and changes as residences sell, so we do not publish a price list here. The collection runs from two-bedroom residences of 1,532 to 1,800 square feet through three-bedroom layouts of 2,200 to 2,800. Four-bedroom residences are 3,000 to 3,331 square feet, with penthouses above. The HOA assessment funds Ritz-Carlton staffing, Cove Club membership and Marriott Bonvoy enrollment, so it will run higher than an unbranded building at a similar price.
Compare the developer’s deposit schedule with competing new developments in West Palm Beach before signing. Contact us for current availability and pricing and for per-square-foot comparisons with branded towers elsewhere in South Florida and unbranded towers on the West Palm Beach waterfront.
Two-, three-, and four-bedroom layouts ranging from 1,532 to 3,331 SF. Every unit faces east with direct water exposure and includes a private balcony, private elevator entry, a dedicated foyer, and an eat-in kitchen island. Ceiling heights are approximately 10 feet.
Rockwell Group designed the interiors. Standard finishes include Italian cabinetry, Sub-Zero and Wolf appliances, Hansgrohe fixtures, and smart home integration with keyless entry. Buyers reserving during the construction phase may have the opportunity to select finish palettes depending on construction stage.
There are no west-facing or interior-corridor units in this building. Every residence is a direct-water plan. For floor plan comparisons across the current West Palm Beach condo market, contact our team.
Delivery is expected in 2028. Construction began in February 2026, following West Palm Beach Planning Board approval in October 2024 and construction financing from Madison Realty Capital. Construction timelines for South Florida high-rises of this scale typically run 24 to 30 months from groundbreaking; delays related to permitting, material procurement, or weather are common.
Buyers should confirm the latest milestone dates through our team at Palm Beach Luxury at Compass, as construction timelines are subject to adjustment. For delivery timelines across the pipeline, see our new developments index.
1717 North Flagler Drive in West Palm Beach, directly on the Intracoastal Waterway. The site faces east toward Palm Beach Island with open water between the tower and the island.
The North Flagler corridor has multiple new towers approved or under construction within a one-mile radius. The site is approximately 10 minutes from Worth Avenue and Royal Poinciana Plaza, 8 minutes from the Norton Museum of Art, and 12 minutes from the Brightline station with service to Fort Lauderdale and Miami. The developer’s sales gallery is at Royal Poinciana Plaza; contact Palm Beach Luxury at Compass to arrange an accompanied visit.
PBI Airport is roughly 10 minutes south; I-95 access is under 5 minutes. Palm Beach Marina is approximately 8 minutes away. For an overview of waterfront properties across the county, see our listings.
Ritz-Carlton trained staff provide 24-hour concierge, valet parking, and butler and porter services. These are funded by the HOA, not billed per use. Building amenities include a waterfront infinity pool with cabanas and pool attendants, a fitness center with personal training, a spa and wellness center with treatment rooms, summer kitchens, two guest suites, coworking areas, a children’s room, and a gaming lounge with a golf simulator.
All owners receive membership in the Cove Club, a private waterside members club in West Palm Beach (separate from the building’s on-site amenities). Marriott Bonvoy enrollment is also included.
Optional services billed separately include housekeeping, in-residence dining, private transportation, and personal shopping. For a comparison of included vs. optional services across branded and non-branded buildings, contact our new development team.
Related Group and BH Group are co-developing the project through 1717 N Flagler Drive Venture, LLC. Related Group’s Founding Executive Chairman is Jorge M. Pérez; Jon Paul Pérez serves as President and CEO; Nick Pérez, President of the Condominium Division, is leading this project. BH Group was founded by Isaac Toledano. Vietmar is also part of the development venture. Douglas Elliman handles sales and marketing.
Arquitectonica is the architect of record. Rockwell Group, the New York-based hospitality and residential interior design firm, designed both private residences and common areas. Naturalficial is the landscape architect.
For developer track records across the West Palm Beach market, see our full new developments index or contact us for a building-by-building comparison.
No. This is a residential-only building with no hotel rooms, no transient guests, and no shared hotel lobby. All 138 units are privately owned.
Residents receive Ritz-Carlton staffing and service protocols from on-site, brand-trained personnel. This includes concierge, valet, and butler service. Buyers comparing this project to mixed-use hotel-residential towers should note the operational differences: no shared elevators with hotel guests, no seasonal transient traffic, and no hotel lobby activity.
The Ritz-Carlton brand is licensed to the developer. Marriott International does not own, develop, or sell the property. Ritz-Carlton’s residential portfolio includes both standalone buildings (this model) and hotel-integrated towers. Each has a different ownership experience. Our team can detail the differences across the South Florida condo market.
Projected HOA fees have not been published. Branded residences in South Florida carry higher assessments than unbranded buildings because the fee funds brand-standard staffing, training and licensing. Comparable branded towers, including Ritz-Carlton, St. Regis and Four Seasons projects, assess monthly on a per-square-foot basis. Assessments usually cover concierge, valet and security. They also fund common areas and reserves, plus insurance, water and management. Housekeeping and in-residence dining are billed separately. We can obtain the developer’s projected assessments for any unit.
This is the only Ritz-Carlton branded tower under construction on the West Palm Beach waterfront. A Mandarin Oriental project at 5400 North Flagler Drive has been announced with delivery expected in 2031. Mr. C Residences downtown pairs Cipriani branding with a hotel, which this building does not have. Several unbranded towers are at various stages along Flagler Drive, including Olara, with a José Andrés restaurant and a large amenity program, and South Flagler House by Robert A.M. Stern Architects. Every residence here faces east over the water with no interior-corridor layouts, where some competing towers include west-facing or partly obstructed units.
Rockwell Group designed the interiors. Buyers choosing between branded and unbranded towers are weighing the Ritz-Carlton service layer, Marriott Bonvoy benefits and Cove Club membership. The trade is larger floor plans and a lower price per square foot elsewhere. The Ritz-Carlton Residences Palm Beach Gardens is the county’s other Ritz-Carlton option, a low-rise marina-front format on 14 acres. We publish building-by-building comparisons across the West Palm Beach pipeline.
Florida has no state income tax. Property tax in Palm Beach County is set by the county property appraiser on assessed value at the combined county, city and school millage rate. Owners who establish a Florida homestead, with the unit as primary residence on January 1 of the tax year, receive a $50,000 reduction in assessed value. They also get a 3% annual cap on assessment increases.
Non-homesteaded property carries a 10% annual cap. The difference matters over a long hold, especially on higher-value units. New construction closings carry documentary stamp tax and, in some cases, development impact fees. A Florida tax advisor and real estate attorney should model the full position before contract. We can introduce qualified professionals.
Rental policies are governed by the condominium declaration, which is typically finalized closer to closing. Ritz-Carlton branded projects in South Florida have historically permitted rentals but often impose minimum lease terms (commonly 30, 60, or 90 days) and limit the number of rental periods per year.
Ritz-Carlton service protocols generally apply to tenants as well as owners, meaning renters have access to concierge, valet, and building amenities. Some branded buildings operate a rental management program through the hotel brand; buyers should confirm whether that option will be available here.
Buyers who plan to use the unit part-time and rent seasonally should review the rental framework before contract execution. Our new development team can obtain the latest policy details from the developer.
No resale record exists yet, because the building has not delivered. Knight Frank and Savills have reported that branded residences sell at a premium to comparable unbranded homes in the same market. The premium is larger where the brand has little residential supply. That research is general and carries no guarantee for this building. West Palm Beach has no other Ritz-Carlton residential project today. Waterfront prices on the corridor have risen since 2020, supported by office leases from Goldman Sachs, J.P.
Morgan and Wells Fargo, wealth moving from the Northeast and limited new supply. Those conditions may not persist. Resale will depend on the market at the time of sale, the unit’s floor, exposure and condition, and the wider economy. Pre-construction pricing is not a basis for assuming future appreciation. Contact us for resale data across the West Palm Beach condo market.
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