New South Florida towers side by side

Two towers, one decision: the figures and the differences that matter, compared on the same terms.

Side by side · Palm Beach County · October 15, 2026Banyan Tree Residences West Palm Beach vs Ritz-Carlton Sunny Isles for the branded residence buyerBanyan Tree West Palm Beach vs Ritz-Carlton Sunny Isles is a choice between a branded downtown tower still on paper and a finished oceanfront building with years of recorded sales. Per foot, the gap is narrower than the two settings suggest.
Side by side · Palm Beach County · October 15, 2026From Boca Raton or Fort Lauderdale to West Palm Beach new construction: what changesMoving from Boca Raton or Fort Lauderdale to West Palm Beach new construction means a comparable or lower price per square foot, a lagoon in place of an ocean beach and a different county tax stack. Inventory and deposit risk favor West Palm Beach more than the headline prices suggest.
Side by side · Palm Beach County · October 15, 2026Mandarin Oriental Residences West Palm Beach vs New York: what the same money buysAt the same price, Mandarin Oriental Residences West Palm Beach buys roughly two and a half to nearly four times the space of the brand's own Fifth Avenue building in New York. Florida's higher property tax and larger homes raise the monthly carry, and New York's income tax usually decides the move.
Side by side · Palm Beach County · October 15, 2026Olara West Palm Beach vs Ritz-Carlton Residences West Palm Beach: two towers two blocks apartOlara and the Ritz-Carlton Residences West Palm Beach are the most direct cross-shop on North Flagler Drive: the same architect, flood zone and tax stack, separated by Shorecrest and a few hundred feet of seawall. Scale, brand and deposit terms decide the choice.
Side by side · Palm Beach County · October 15, 2026South Flagler House vs Edgeworth West Palm Beach: two Related Ross towers on the same shoreSouth Flagler House vs Edgeworth compares two Related Ross condominiums on adjoining South Flagler Drive sites: a topped-out limestone pair by Robert A.M. Stern and a curved pair by Kohn Pedersen Fox that has not broken ground. Timing, title and amenity scale separate them more than the entry price does.

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