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A waterfront address and a downtown address answer different priorities. Use the building guides to compare the residence, not just the rendering.
Compare Flagler Drive waterfront settings with downtown locations. Check the actual residence’s view, nearby construction and the routes you will use day to day.
Compare downtown and waterfront livingDecide how much timing certainty matters. Read the project stage, then confirm the current sales offering and occupancy expectations separately.
Understand the timing trade-offSeparate interior area from terraces. Review bedroom configuration, storage, elevator access and the specific floor before treating two plans as comparable.
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North Flagler - Under Construction
A boutique 55-residence North Flagler waterfront building at 4714 N Flagler Drive for buyers who want new construction at a more intimate scale.
South Flagler - Preconstruction / Details Emerging
A 39-residence South Flagler boutique project with emerging details; exact street number, floor count, and service program remain review items.
Downtown - Under Construction
A downtown Cipriani-branded hotel-residence tower at 327 Okeechobee Boulevard, with municipal address caveats kept out of primary display copy.
North Flagler - Under Construction
North Flagler waterfront residences at 1919 N Flagler Drive with marina access, deep amenities, Jose Andres dining, and one of the most complete released floorplan packets in the market.
North Flagler - Active Sales / Under Construction
A Related Ross waterfront tower at 1865 N Flagler Drive for buyers comparing boutique floor plates, wellness, and North Flagler construction momentum.
South Flagler - Under Construction
RAMSA-designed waterfront residences at 1355 S Flagler Drive, positioned for buyers who want South Flagler privacy, scale, and Palm Beach-facing orientation.
Downtown - Under Construction
A Clear Lake/downtown luxury project at 601-621 Clearwater Park Road for buyers comparing newer ownership near The Square, the convention-center edge, and the office core.
North Flagler - Under Construction
A Ritz-Carlton branded North Flagler address with public-facing address at 1745 N Flagler Drive and legal parcel references preserved for review.
South Flagler - Announced / Planning
A proposed 16-residence full-floor condominium beside the Norton Museum, paired with a private cultural-club concept and tracked as an early planning-stage watch project.
North Flagler - Announced / Planning
An early two-tower waterfront proposal by Terra and BH Group at 2085 North Flagler, tracked as a watch page across from Currie Park with no public sales program yet.
Palm Beach - Town Approved / Announced
A Town-approved, 12-residence villa-style redevelopment on a man-made Palm Beach peninsula, designed by Fairfax & Sammons for Copperline Partners.
North Flagler - Reported / Proposed
A reported/proposed North Flagler watchlist project at 4720 N Flagler Drive, kept separate from Mandarin Oriental unless official sources prove otherwise.
The 464 Fern filing adds 194 residences, ground-floor retail, and a new planning test for downtown West Palm Beach.
The August 12 approval gives Banyan Tree more planning certainty at 400 Hibiscus Street and sharpens downtown’s branded-residence comparison set.
West Palm Beach moved the second convention center hotel package to an Aug. 31 second reading after a new city meeting, keeping the 18-story, 400-room proposal alive while the district rewrite waits for a final vote.
District Pointe's covenant adds 71 affordable/workforce units to a 280-unit Belvedere Road project and shows West Palm Beach still using inland sites to add supply.