400 Hibiscus Street 1606

Banyan Tree Residences West Palm Beach is a limited collection of 88 corner homes designed by OMA with interiors by Yabu Pushelberg, positioned in downtown West Palm Beach with city, Intracoastal, and ocean views. Unit 1606 is a two-bedroom corner residence with floor-to-ceiling glass and wraparound terraces, scheduled for 2029 completion.

Banyan Tree Residences West Palm Beach is a limited collection of 88 corner homes designed by OMA with interiors by Yabu Pushelberg, positioned in downtown West Palm Beach with city, Intracoastal, and ocean views. Unit 1606 is a two-bedroom corner residence with floor-to-ceiling glass and wraparound terraces, scheduled for 2029 completion.

Architecture & Design by OMA and Yabu Pushelberg

OMA, the Rotterdam and New York firm led by Rem Koolhaas, conceived the building's form and massing. Yabu Pushelberg handled the interior design program, applying a palette of natural materials throughout the residences and common areas. The MLS remarks describe the design intent as a serene, retreat-inspired atmosphere with seamless indoor-outdoor transitions.

Unit 1606 features wraparound terraces accessible through floor-to-ceiling glass, a configuration that captures views across the city skyline, the Intracoastal Waterway, and the Atlantic Ocean beyond Palm Beach Island. Total space measures 2,126 square feet with 1,563 square feet under air, plus one garage space.

Building Amenities & Wellness Programming

Banyan Tree Residences centers its amenity program on a holistic wellbeing and fitness offering. The building includes hydrothermal spa features, meditation spaces, and landscaped outdoor retreat areas. Social lounges serve as gathering spaces for residents throughout the property.

Building security is provided on site. Monthly association fees cover the wellness programming, common area maintenance, and building operations.

Location & Access

The building sits in downtown West Palm Beach, described in the MLS remarks as moments from the Intracoastal, Palm Beach Island, Worth Avenue, and the area's cultural and culinary destinations. The downtown position places residents within the urban core's walkable grid of restaurants, galleries, and retail.

Key Features

• Corner residence in a limited 88-unit building designed by OMA
• Interior design by Yabu Pushelberg with natural material palette
• Floor-to-ceiling glass with wraparound terraces
• City, Intracoastal, and ocean views from the 16th floor
• Hydrothermal spa features and holistic wellness programming
• Meditation spaces and landscaped outdoor retreat areas
• One garage space included
• 2029 new construction delivery