Related Ross launches sales for third condo development in West Palm Beach

Adam McPherson, Senior Vice President, Residential Sales of Related Ross
Adam McPherson, Senior Vice President, Residential Sales of Related Ross
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Related Ross announced on Mar. 17 the launch of sales for Edgeworth, its third planned condominium high-rise in West Palm Beach. The project will be located at 1155 South Flagler Drive, which is currently the site of West Palm Beach’s Family Church campus.

The new development will consist of two buildings rising 28 stories and offering a total of 168 units, including nine penthouses. Units will range from one to five bedrooms, with prices starting at $2.5 million and reaching up to $35.5 million. The complex is set to feature 90,000 square feet of amenities, including a pool deck.

Adam McPherson from Related Ross and Corcoran Sunshine Marketing Group will lead the sales efforts for Edgeworth. Corcoran Sunshine is also handling sales and marketing for South Flagler House and Shorecrest, which are Related Ross’ other condominium projects in the city.

Kohn Pedersen Fox has been selected as the architect for Edgeworth, bringing experience from designing Hudson Yards in New York City. MAWD will handle interior design for the towers. Plans also include a new school and sanctuary for Family Church on the same site, designed by Kohn Pedersen Fox.

South Flagler House has already achieved more than $500 million in pre-sales during the first quarter of this year. In June, Steve Ross secured a $600 million construction loan for that project, and reports indicate that former Apple CEO John Sculley is under contract to purchase a $40 million unit there. Last month, Ross obtained a $157 million construction loan for Shorecrest, another planned tower at the former Temple Israel site.

Market observers say this season has been active for new developments in West Palm Beach. Other projects include Mast Capital and Curated JCZM Development’s planned 25-story building with 86 units at 400 Hibiscus Street and Great Gulf’s Mandarin Oriental Residences—a 31-story tower with 87 units launched earlier this year.



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