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Sixteen luxury condominium projects are in motion from Boca Raton to Juno Beach, most of them on the West Palm Beach waterfront. The active towers, with delivery dates, prices and independent guidance on buying before completion.
Current Projects
From waterfront towers designed by internationally recognized architects to branded residences with full-service hospitality, these are Palm Beach County's active new construction projects.
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West Palm Beach
Northwood's first luxury waterfront building. Private dock, townhomes, and Mount Sinai concierge medical care on the Intracoastal.

Juno Beach
Four five story buildings about 400 yards from the beach at Donald Ross Road, with shops and restaurants below.

Palm Beach Gardens
The brand's only condominium development to carry its Estate Collection designation, for estate-scale floor plans. Marina-front living on the Intracoastal.

Boca Raton
An all glass facade on East Palmetto Park Road downtown, with a rooftop amenity level looking to the ocean and the Intracoastal.

West Palm Beach
Cipriani condo-hotel with Bellini dining, a rooftop lounge and a hotel rental program downtown.

West Palm Beach
Related Ross's second condominium tower, with an Equinox-managed wellness program, Roger Ferris + Partners architecture and Rottet Studio interiors.

West Palm Beach
Robert A.M. Stern Architects' first Florida high-rise. Twin towers by Related Ross on South Flagler Drive with 50,000 SF of private club amenities.

West Palm Beach
José Andrés' first Palm Beaches restaurant, private marina, full-building generator, and nearly 80,000 SF of amenities managed by Arch Amenities Group.

West Palm Beach
Clear Lake waterfront by Arquitectonica, with family amenities across three levels and dedicated children's and teen programming.

West Palm Beach
The city's first branded waterfront tower, where every residence faces east. Managed services, Cove Club membership, and Marriott Bonvoy enrollment.

West Palm Beach
The brand's first American residences, a downtown tower where every home is a corner unit with wraparound terraces. A full floor is given to wellness.

West Palm Beach
Two towers beside South Flagler House, with a private elevator to every residence and more than 90,000 square feet of amenities.

West Palm Beach
The first condominium in the Nora warehouse revival, where the neighborhood is the amenity, under a rooftop of pool, bowling and pickleball.

Boca Raton
Private residences inside the resort's hundred year grounds, built by its owner with hotel service and beach club access. Eight stories facing Lake Boca.

West Palm Beach
The brand's first residences in Florida, a Safdie Architects tower on the Northwood waterfront with private villas on the Intracoastal.
The County Pipeline
Sixteen projects now selling or under construction: twelve in West Palm Beach, two in the north county, two in Boca Raton. Markers follow the numbering used across our new development coverage.
Slide through the delivery years to watch the wave arrive, and tap any marker for its figures and guide. Recorded prices and every corridor’s comparisons are in the full county map and pricing study.
Project Timeline
Projects organized by expected completion date. All dates are developer projections subject to construction progress.
At a Glance
Key specifications across Palm Beach County's active new developments, ordered by delivery year.
| Development | Location | Units | Stories | Price Range | Delivery | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alba Palm Beach | West Palm Beach | 55 | 22 | $2.8M–$10.6M | 2026 | Construction |
| Ritz-Carlton PBG | Palm Beach Gardens | 106 | 7 | $3.8M–$10M+ | 2026 | Construction |
| Caretta | Juno Beach | 95 | 5 | $2.5M–$4.1M | 2026 | Construction |
| South Flagler House | West Palm Beach | 108 | 28 | From $8.5M | 2027 | Construction |
| Mr. C Residences | West Palm Beach | 146 | 27 | $1.6M–$6M | 2027 | Construction |
| Shorecrest | West Palm Beach | 98 | 28 | From $3.2M | 2027 | Construction |
| Glass House | Boca Raton | 28 | 9 | From $2.7M | Late 2027 | Construction |
| Olara | West Palm Beach | 275 | 26 | From $1.7M | 2028 | Construction |
| The Berkeley | West Palm Beach | 193 | 25 | $1.9M–$10M+ | 2028 | Construction |
| Ritz-Carlton WPB | West Palm Beach | 138 | 27 | From $3M | 2028 | Construction |
| Edgeworth | West Palm Beach | 184 | 28 | From $5.5M | 2029 | Planned |
| Banyan Tree Residences | West Palm Beach | 88 | 25 | From $1.9M | 2029 | Planned |
| Nora House | West Palm Beach | 117 | 11 | $2M–$6.5M | 2029 | Planned |
| Mandarin Oriental Residences | West Palm Beach | 87 | 31 | From $3.5M | 2031 | Planned |
| The Residences at The Boca Raton | Boca Raton | 75 | 8 | From $5M | 2029 | Planned |
| Forté on Flagler | West Palm Beach | 41 | 25 | Resales | 2025 | Complete |
Buyer's Guide
Preconstruction means buying from a developer’s price list before the building exists. Pricing is set today, the choice of floor plans and exposures is widest at the start, and delivery sits years out. Sixteen projects now run from downtown Boca Raton to Juno Beach, with deliveries from this year to 2031.
Deposits are the part to read closely. Most projects collect 20 to 30 percent before closing, paid in stages tied to construction milestones. Florida law requires only the first 10 percent to sit in escrow, and amounts above that may fund construction where the contract allows it. The contract sets those terms, not the marketing, and your attorney should read both.
Projects nearing delivery offer the shortest path to keys: Alba this year, with Caretta and the Ritz-Carlton in Palm Beach Gardens close behind. The 2027 and 2028 buildings widen the choice, and the 2029 class rewards patience with the earliest pricing. Our guide to buying new construction covers the full sequence from reservation through the rescission window to closing.
Common Questions
Sixteen new luxury condominium projects are in motion across Palm Beach County: twelve in West Palm Beach, one in Palm Beach Gardens, one in Juno Beach and two in Boca Raton. In West Palm Beach the set runs from South Flagler House (108 residences, Robert A.M. Stern Architects, from $5.9M) and Edgeworth (168 residences, Kohn Pedersen Fox, from $2.5M) through Olara, The Berkeley, Ritz-Carlton Residences West Palm Beach, Mr. C Residences, Shorecrest, Alba Palm Beach, Banyan Tree Residences (88 residences, OMA, from $1.9M), Nora House (117 residences, from $2M) and Mandarin Oriental Residences (87 residences, Safdie Architects, from $3.5M), with the completed Forté on Flagler now resales only. Beyond the city: Ritz-Carlton Palm Beach Gardens (106 residences, from $3.8M), Caretta in Juno Beach (95 residences), and in Boca Raton Glass House (28 residences, from $2.7M) and The Residences at The Boca Raton (75 residences, from $5M).
Developers often price early phases below what they expect to achieve at delivery, but the spread varies by project and by how far construction has progressed, and it is not guaranteed. Buildings that are complete or sold out by the developer, such as Forté on Flagler and South Flagler House, move to a resale market where prices reflect closed sales and current demand.
Earlier-stage projects such as The Berkeley and the Ritz-Carlton West Palm Beach (both 2028) carry a longer wait and construction-period risk in exchange for earlier pricing. The right comparison depends on the unit, the floor and the building, and we provide it at unit level against resale inventory in the same submarket.
Deposit structures vary by developer but typically total 20 to 30 percent of the price, paid in installments tied to construction milestones: usually 10 percent at contract, then further deposits at foundation completion, top-off and before closing. Under Florida Statute 718 the first 10 percent must be held in escrow, and amounts above that may be released to the developer for construction if the contract allows it.
Some developers offer modified structures or financing through preferred lenders. Review the offering documents, the deposit schedule and the default provisions with an experienced Florida condominium attorney before signing. We can provide a side-by-side comparison of deposit terms across the active projects.
Eight of the sixteen projects sit on or beside the Intracoastal Waterway. Olara and Alba Palm Beach include private marinas with resident boat slips. Ritz-Carlton Palm Beach Gardens has a 29-slip marina accommodating vessels up to 75 feet, with a direct run to Palm Beach Inlet. South Flagler House, Ritz-Carlton WPB, Shorecrest and Forté on Flagler sit directly on the water facing Palm Beach Island, and Mandarin Oriental Residences holds 215 feet of Intracoastal frontage in Northwood. Beyond the waterway, Caretta is about 400 yards from the Juno Beach sand, and The Residences at The Boca Raton faces Lake Boca along the resort golf course with beach club access. The Berkeley fronts Clear Lake.
Investment performance depends on the specific building, unit, floor level, and holding period. Factors that have historically supported pricing in the West Palm Beach condominium market include the continued relocation of financial and professional services firms to the region, Florida’s zero state income tax, limited remaining waterfront development sites, and the expansion of infrastructure including the Brightline rail connection to Miami and Orlando.
Buyers evaluating new construction for investment should consider the developer’s track record, the building’s competitive set, projected HOA fees, and rental restrictions (which vary significantly by building). Some projects, such as Mr. C Residences, include a hotel rental program. Others restrict short-term rentals entirely. Our team provides building-specific financial modeling on request.
Amenity programs vary substantially across the sixteen projects. Olara has nearly 80,000 SF of amenity space managed by Arch Amenities Group, a José Andrés restaurant, and a private marina. South Flagler House offers 50,000 SF of private club amenities through The Related Life platform, and next door Edgeworth plans more than 90,000 SF with a private elevator to every residence. Banyan Tree Residences devotes a full floor to wellness, with a spa, meditation dome, hammam and cold plunge. Nora House puts its program on the roof: pool, bowling, pickleball and a golf simulator. Shorecrest features an Equinox-managed fitness program, Mr. C Residences includes three Bellini dining venues by Cipriani, Alba has a private dock and Mount Sinai medical concierge, and residents of The Residences at The Boca Raton receive access to the resort and its beach club.
The current cycle reads like an architecture survey. Arquitectonica designed The Berkeley, Olara, Mr. C Residences, Ritz-Carlton WPB and Forté on Flagler. Robert A.M. Stern Architects designed South Flagler House, and Kohn Pedersen Fox follows next door at Edgeworth. Safdie Architects designed Mandarin Oriental Residences, OMA designed Banyan Tree Residences, and Swedroe Architecture designed Nora House. Roger Ferris + Partners designed Shorecrest, Spina O’Rourke + Partners designed Alba Palm Beach and Ritz-Carlton PBG, Hart Howerton designed The Residences at The Boca Raton, and GarciaStromberg designed Glass House. Interior designers include Rockwell Group, Jean-Louis Deniot, Yabu Pushelberg, Studio Munge, March and White, Pembrooke & Ives, Meyer Davis, and Rottet Studio.
Six of the sixteen projects carry hospitality branding. The Ritz-Carlton Residences, West Palm Beach is a residential-only tower with Ritz-Carlton managed concierge, valet, butler and porter services funded through the HOA, including Cove Club membership and Marriott Bonvoy enrollment. The Ritz-Carlton Residences, Palm Beach Gardens carries the Estate Collection designation. Mr. C Residences is a condo-hotel operated by the Cipriani family. Mandarin Oriental Residences brings the hotel group’s service standard to Northwood, Banyan Tree Residences is the brand’s first U.S. residential project with Sanctuary Club privileges across its hotels, and The Residences at The Boca Raton is built by the resort’s owner with resort and beach club access for residents.
Forté on Flagler is complete, with resales available. Alba Palm Beach and Ritz-Carlton Palm Beach Gardens are scheduled for 2026, and Caretta begins deliveries in 2026. South Flagler House, Mr. C Residences and Shorecrest target 2027, with Glass House in late 2027. Olara, The Berkeley and Ritz-Carlton WPB follow in 2028, then Edgeworth, Banyan Tree Residences and Nora House in 2029. Mandarin Oriental Residences targets 2031, and The Residences at The Boca Raton has not announced a date. All delivery dates are developer projections and subject to construction progress. Contact our team for current status on any project.
HOA fees for new luxury condominiums in West Palm Beach generally range from $1.50 to $4.00 per square foot per month, depending on the building’s service level, amenity program, and whether branded hospitality management is included. Branded buildings (Ritz-Carlton, Mr. C) tend to carry higher assessments due to the staffing and service layer. Fee schedules at most preconstruction projects have not yet been finalized; buyers should request the current projected budget from the developer or our team. At completed buildings, actual fee data is available from association records.
Rental policies are established by each building’s condominium declaration and vary significantly. Mr. C Residences offers a hotel rental program for Resort Residences on floors 2 through 8, with no rental restrictions on those units. Most other buildings impose minimum lease terms (typically six months to one year) and may limit the number of lease periods per year. Buyers who intend to use their unit as an income property should confirm the rental provisions in the condominium documents before executing a purchase contract. Our team can provide a building-by-building comparison of rental restrictions across all nine projects.
Florida has no state income tax on earnings, capital gains or investment income, so a buyer who makes Florida a primary residence pays no state income tax here. Income sourced in other states may still be taxed there. Property taxes in Palm Beach County run about 1.5 to 2.2 percent of assessed value, varying by municipality and exemptions. The homestead exemption, for primary residents who file by March 1, takes $50,000 off assessed value and caps annual increases at 3 percent or CPI, whichever is lower. There is no state estate or inheritance tax. For tax modeling at a specific price, speak with your CPA and with us.
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