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Downtown West Palm Beach market report

The walkable core where Wall Street South lives

Market reportsPalm Beach County5 min read

The Flagler Drive waterfront walk at dusk, looking north from the Royal Park Bridge past Phillips Point to the downtown West Palm Beach towers and the Lake Worth Lagoon
The Flagler Drive waterfront walk at dusk, looking north from the Royal Park Bridge past Phillips Point to the downtown West Palm Beach towers and the Lake Worth Lagoon. Photo: Paul Sableman, CC BY 2.0.
Starting prices
$1.4M to $2M
Lowest published price at each tower selling now
Price per sq ft
$1,100 to $1,200
Where the developer or press has published it
Largest residence
8,500 sq ft
215 Fifth Street Tower
Branded residences
Banyan Tree, Mr. C
Confirmed by the developer

Downtown West Palm Beach is the square mile between the Lake Worth Lagoon, Okeechobee Boulevard, Clear Lake and Palm Beach Lakes Boulevard: Clematis Street, Rosemary Square, the Brightline station, the Kravis Center and the office towers that brought Goldman Sachs, BlackRock and Wells Fargo's wealth division to Florida. Its new condominiums are the entry point to the market, from Mr. C Residences at about $1.4 million to Banyan Tree Residences and the Berkeley near $2 million, with Related Ross planning a boutique building on a full block at Fern Street.

Selling now

The crown of Mr. C Residences West Palm Beach against a blue sky, seen from the street belowMr. C Residences West Palm BeachNow selling, risingFrom $1.4M
The Berkeley Palm Beach tower above the water in soft evening lightThe Berkeley Palm BeachNow selling, risingFrom $2M
Corner terrace at Banyan Tree Residences looking over downtown West Palm BeachBanyan Tree Residences West Palm BeachNow sellingFrom $1.9M

Every tower in the market

From move-in ready to first filings, with the figures buyers compare.

The crown of Mr. C Residences West Palm Beach against a blue sky, seen from the street belowMr. C Residences West Palm Beach320 Lakeview Avenue · DowntownNow selling, risingFrom $1.4M$1,100/sf146 homes · 27 floorsThe Berkeley Palm Beach tower above the water in soft evening lightThe Berkeley Palm Beach550 S Australian Ave · DowntownNow selling, risingFrom $2M$1,180/sf est.193 homes · 25 floorsCorner terrace at Banyan Tree Residences looking over downtown West Palm BeachBanyan Tree Residences West Palm Beach400 Hibiscus St · DowntownNow sellingFrom $1.9M$1,200/sf88 homes · 25 floors215 Fifth Street Tower215 5th St · DowntownIn planningPricing not released77 homes · 25 floorsRendering of the proposed 25-story Related Ross tower at 464 Fern Street with its rounded parking podium and amenity deck above South Dixie HighwayResidences at 464 Fern StreetBlock bounded by Fern St · DowntownIn planningPricing not released194 homes · 25 floors

In planning

What the public numbers leave out

Developers publish a starting price and little else. The sheet each sales gallery works from is what decides a purchase.

  • The price of every residence in the current release
  • Which residences remain, line by line
  • Deposit schedules and the incentives on offer this release
  • Recent resales nearby, for what finished buildings trade at

Questions this report answers

What do new condos in Downtown West Palm Beach cost?

Published starting prices at the towers selling now run from $1.4M to $2M, about $1,100 to $1,200 a square foot where the developer or press has published it. Current price sheets are not published online; an advisor sends them on request.

Which new towers in Downtown West Palm Beach are selling now?

Mr. C Residences West Palm Beach, The Berkeley Palm Beach and Banyan Tree Residences West Palm Beach.

What is in planning in Downtown West Palm Beach?

215 Fifth Street Tower and Residences at 464 Fern Street. These have filed or been reported but are not approved.

Which new condos in Downtown West Palm Beach are branded residences?

Banyan Tree Residences West Palm Beach (Banyan Tree), Mr. C Residences West Palm Beach (Mr. C). A brand sets the service standard; the developer still builds and sells the building.

What is the largest new residence in Downtown West Palm Beach?

8,500 square feet at 215 Fifth Street Tower, the largest published residence among the towers in this report.

Are the new towers in Downtown West Palm Beach on the water?

Some are. The index marks which towers sit on the water and which are a block or more inland.

How current is this report?

It is computed from the building files at every build, with the newest status check in October 2026. Every figure traces to a dated source on the building page.

Analysis of this market

The Journal
Rendering of the Forte on Flagler penthouse rooftop terrace and pool with the Lake Worth Lagoon, Flagler Drive and Palm Beach island to the north.Market reports · Palm Beach CountyWest Palm Beach condo market October 2026: what is selling and what the city approved
The glass tower of Forte on Flagler at sunset over the Lake Worth LagoonMarket reports · Palm Beach CountyOctober 2026 Palm Beach and Fort Lauderdale new condo update
Tower crown above the Intracoastal and Palm Beach at sunriseBuilding briefs · Palm Beach CountyMr. C Residences West Palm Beach: the Cipriani hotel tower downtown and what to ask before you buy

Around Downtown West Palm Beach

The streets and landmarks a resident here walks to.

A two-story Mediterranean-style retail building with bougainvillea and a paved plaza at The Square in downtown West Palm Beach.
The Square (formerly CityPlace)Photo: Ven-Lib, CC BY-SA 4.0
Diners at curbside patio tables under umbrellas along Clematis Street in downtown West Palm Beach.
Clematis StreetPhoto: Sharon Hahn Darlin, CC BY 2.0
The glass and dark-red steel 360 Rosemary office tower on Rosemary Avenue in downtown West Palm Beach.
360 Rosemary (Related Ross)Photo: Farragutful, CC BY-SA 4.0
A lit pier on the downtown West Palm Beach waterfront at night, with Flagler Drive towers reflected in the Lake Worth Lagoon.
Downtown waterfront pier on Flagler DrivePhoto: FHolmstock, CC BY-SA 3.0

Other markets

All reports and analysis

Palm Beach County

Condominium and office towers along the Flagler Drive waterfront in West Palm Beach, seen across the Lake Worth Lagoon from Palm BeachMarket reportSouth Flagler DriveFrom $5.5M$3,090 a sq ftThe NORA District sign framed by red bougainvillea, palms and a timber pergola in front of a restored stucco warehouse building in West Palm Beach's Nora DistrictMarket reportNora DistrictFrom $2MAerial of North Flagler Drive at sunset, with the finished Alba Palm Beach tower and the Northwood marinasMarket reportNorth Flagler DriveFrom $2M$930 to $1,800 a sq ftA Mediterranean Revival building with tile roofs and arched loggias behind royal palms on a street in the Town of Palm BeachMarket reportPalm Beach IslandPricing on request

Broward County

Oceanfront towers near the Hollywood and Hallandale Beach line, including the striped beach-ball water tower, rising behind a white beach and turquoise Atlantic waterMarket reportHollywood and Hallandale BeachFrom $850KAerial view of Fort Lauderdale looking north, with the Intracoastal Waterway winding past residential isles and the high-rise-lined beach running along the Atlantic on the rightMarket reportFort Lauderdale BeachFrom $2MAerial view of the New River winding past waterfront homes and docked boats toward the downtown Fort Lauderdale skylineMarket reportLas Olas and DowntownFrom $760K$1,890 a sq ftAerial view of Pompano Beach with the fishing pier reaching into turquoise water and a line of beachfront condominiums stretching north toward the Hillsboro Inlet lighthouseMarket reportPompano Beach and Hillsboro MileFrom $1.8M$1,490 to $2,140 a sq ft

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