Arkona Court Tower West Palm Beach: questions buyers ask

Proposed as of 2026-10. Pre-application stage. The City of West Palm Beach Plans & Plats Review Committee pre-application agenda for June 25, 2026 (PRE-APP-26060039, applicant Shutts and Bowen) describes a rezoning from MF-32 to Residential Planned Development with waivers for a 25-story mixed-use building with 16 multifamily dwelling units and commercial uses on 0.5 acres at 201 Arkona Ct. No formal application for the tower appeared on the PPRC agendas opened for July 9, Aug 27, Sept 10 or Sept 24, 2026, and no Planning Board or City Commission action was found as of Oct 15, 2026. Existing office and apartment buildings on the site would be demolished. Pricing not set; developer expects most units to sell for about $20M each. Completion: Not announced; pre-application only.

Arkona Court Tower has 16 residences over 26 stories, with residences of 5,000 square feet. 16 full-floor residences: 15 single-floor units (reported at about 5,000 sq ft by the Palm Beach Post and at least 6,000 sq ft by Markets of Tomorrow) starting on the 11th floor, plus a two-level penthouse; 16 smaller guest suites for residents' visitors on floors 6 and 7.

Easton Street Capital with 1789 Capital. Architect: SCB (Solomon Cordwell Buenz).

No, the site is not on the water. Views from the residences take in Norton Museum of Art and planned Cultural Park to the north, Intracoastal Waterway and Palm Beach (upper floors, east), Downtown West Palm Beach skyline.

201 & 203 Arkona Court, West Palm Beach, FL 33401 (half-acre site just east of Olive Avenue, south of downtown), in South Flagler Drive (South of downtown, near the Norton).