Palm Beach New Developments

A district bet signed before the district finishes forming. Staged deposits run from a mid 2027 groundbreaking to 2029 keys, the fifteen day window does the real work, and the neighborhood checks matter more than the floor plan.

Related Ross announces a second tower pair on South Flagler Drive before the first delivers. What the sequel changes, from Kohn Pedersen Fox design to a $2.5M reported entry, and what launching beside your own flagship signals.

Great Gulf brings Mandarin Oriental's first Florida residences to Northwood: a Safdie Architects tower with 215 feet of Intracoastal frontage, from a reported $3.5M, targeted for 2031. Why the brand went north of every proven price in the city.

The warehouse revival on North Dixie Highway gets its first residences for sale: 117 homes on 11 floors, reported from $2M. A rooftop of pool, bowling and pickleball sits above the street commerce. Why the neighborhood itself is the product.

The county's new construction rises as towers, and Caretta takes the opposite shape: five stories, shops below the homes, the beach on foot at Donald Ross Road. A format comparison with the completed Nautilus 220 in Lake Park.

The resort's owner builds 75 homes on its own grounds while Glass House sells 28 downtown, and the reported budgets overlap from $5M to $8M. The two books, side by side.

Twenty-eight homes against a county pipeline of towers. What boutique scale buys at Glass House, what it honestly costs, and how the building reads beside the 75 resort residences across town.

Caretta offers the shortest wait in the county pipeline, with deliveries beginning in 2026. The delivery stage buyer walks a finished residence, reads the documents in the fifteen day window, and settles title early. The sequence, from gallery to keys.

The developer has published no delivery date, and that absence should organize the purchase. What a buyer can fix at signing, what stays open, and the eight questions the sales gallery must answer.

Buying one of 28 homes mid construction is its own discipline. The developer's contract, the fifteen day window, the small association arithmetic, and the scarcity that makes second choices matter at Glass House.

Juno Beach gets its first new condominiums in years as Caretta begins deliveries. Four five story buildings, shops below 95 homes, the beach about 400 yards away. What the move from a $1.5M to $8M launch range to a reported $2.5M to $4.1M spread says about the corridor.

The owner of The Boca Raton is building 75 residences on 5.2 acres of the resort itself, reported from $5M. What changes when the developer and the destination share a balance sheet.