Harbor Towers Redevelopment West Palm Beach: questions buyers ask
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Questions buyers ask about Harbor Towers Redevelopment
When will Harbor Towers Redevelopment be completed?
Proposed as of 2026-10. Site assemblage, no filing. After a Sept 2026 property swap in which Related Ross sold its 21 Harbor Towers units to a Fort affiliate, Fort Partners holds 60 of the 61 units (the last is owned by the condo association), having spent $79.7M since April 2025 per TRD/Vizzda. Fort told TRD in Oct 2025 it would proceed with a condo termination; the Palm Beach Post (Sept 1, 2026) says Fort intends to demolish the buildings for new construction. No development application, site plan, rendering, unit count, architect or brand has been published as of Oct 15, 2026. The site sits inside the corridor covered by the city's July 2026 zoning-in-progress study (Ordinance 5177-26), which pauses new rezoning applications through about Jan 20, 2027. Completion: Not announced; site assembled, no plans filed.
Who is the developer of Harbor Towers Redevelopment?
Fort Partners.
Is Harbor Towers Redevelopment on the water?
Yes. Views take in Intracoastal Waterway, Mar-a-Lago and Palm Beach island directly across the lagoon, Private marina frontage.
Where is Harbor Towers Redevelopment located?
3901 S Flagler Dr, West Palm Beach, FL 33405, in South Flagler Drive (South Flagler Drive, South End).