The Nora District is one of South Florida’s most exciting ventures, expected to be the Wynwood of Palm Beach County. The multi-million-dollar venture broke ground in June 2023, redeveloping old warehouses into modern, dynamic commercial ventures. Now, developers are moving ahead with a non-branded hotel that is the “antitheses of Hilton, Marriott or Hyatt.”
The five-story hotel would replace a 5,520-square-foot building.
The “fairly luxurious incredibly designed boutique hotel” will offer 200 rooms on a 1.07-acre site, with the hotel itself measuring five stories above grade and measuring just over 203,000 square feet. Our sources indicate that amenities would include a rooftop swimming pool, fitness center, spa, restaurant, and two bars. There would also be a parking garage.
BD Hotels, a New York-based firm, is the developer. It recruited Stantec as the architect and Gachot Studio as the interior designer. If everything goes according to plan, construction on the mid-rise hotel could start in the first quarter of 2024, with completion intended for late 2025. By then, the Nora District would have commercial buildings ready for occupancy.
The five-story hotel would be located at the gateway of the Nora District.
Property records show that the build site is presently home to a 5,520-square-foot warehouse that was built in 1974. The hotel’s address will be 1021 N. Railroad Ave, West Palm Beach, Florida, 33401, in Palm Beach County.
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m ,2 baños si aceptan Plan 8
Por favor tengo 83 años
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Your sources are always obviously the developers!
The bar is pretty low considering the architectural monstrosity that is the convention center Hilton, but a hipster hotel designed by Stantec… what could possibly go wrong? /sarcasm