West Palm Beach is currently undergoing a development boom as more and more out-of-state businesses bring their offices to the Sunshine State. Enter Vine at Clematis, a five-story community that will offer 88 apartments.
Two developers hope to get approval for a multi-family housing development in West Palm Beach. The proposed venture would offer 358 apartments––148 more than the initial plan.
Related Companies recently announced the purchase of the development site for South Flagler House, situated at 1355 South Flagler Drive along the prestigious Gold Coast in West Palm Beach, Florida. Acquired from global real estate development firm Hines and Palm Beach-based real estate investment firm Frisbie Group, this significant acquisition marks a new chapter for South Flagler House. Anticipated to deliver an exceptional luxury residential experience in the Palm Beaches, the project will be overseen by Related Companies, leveraging their enduring collaboration with the esteemed architecture firm Robert A.M. Stern Architects (RAMSA), a partnership spanning over two decades and 17 buildings nationwide. Sales leadership will be in the hands of one of the country’s top agents, Suzanne Frisbie.
Construction is complete on Flagler Station, a groundbreaking $33 million affordable apartment community at 991 Banyan Boulevard in downtown West Palm Beach, Florida. Developed by Housing Trust Group (HTG), this project is a monumental achievement, addressing the city’s pressing need for affordable housing. This public-private collaboration introduces an innovative concept of affordable living. Flagler Station comprises 94 apartments for incomes from 30 to 80 percent of the area’s median income. With rents ranging from $393 to $1,689, this community aims to accommodate diverse residents near major rail stations for seamless connectivity.
Linton Jog Associates, an affiliate of Jupiter Realty and Norbert Kent Wilmering, hopes to get approval for a high-rise building in West Palm Beach, FL. The 25-story tower would require 212,707 square feet of new construction, redeveloping the already-existing commercial building on the site.
