Fort Partners
Fort Partners, led by Nadim Ashi, developed the Four Seasons Hotel and Residences at the Surf Club in Surfside and owns the Four Seasons Resort Palm Beach. In 2026 it gained control of 60 of 61 units at Harbor Towers on South Flagler Drive.
- Based in Miami
- Company site
- Updated October 15, 2026
Fort is the developer most associated with branded oceanfront residences in South Florida, which is why its West Palm assemblage draws attention. The company also bought the Tideline Palm Beach Ocean Resort next to its Four Seasons on the island in 2026 for about $150 million. It has filed no residential plan in West Palm Beach.
In a September 2026 swap, an entity tied to Related Ross sold 21 Harbor Towers units to a Fort Partners affiliate and bought Fort's multifamily parcels at 3906 Washington Road and 3907 South Flagler Drive.
The Real Deal, September 21, 2026
Track record in this footprint
- Selling now
- None yet
- Rising or finished
- None yet
- Entry pricing
- Not released
Fort Partners residences in West Palm Beach
Questions
Questions buyers ask
What is Fort Partners building in West Palm Beach?
In West Palm Beach, Palm Beach County, Fort Partners is behind Harbor Towers Redevelopment. Each building page sets out the pricing, residences, design team and sources.
How do I get pricing for Fort Partners's buildings?
Developers do not publish price sheets online. Request a private presentation and an advisor sends the current release, floor plans and deposit terms for any Fort Partners building, usually the same business day.
Is The Premier Connection part of Fort Partners?
No. The Premier Connection is an independent buyer's brokerage and is not Fort Partners or its sales agent. We register you with the developer before your first contact so part of the developer-paid commission is returned to you at closing.