Florida never stands still. Here's a quick look at what's new and coming, with a focus on what matters if you're buying in Palm Beach County.
Business keeps arriving
Financial firms and other companies continue to open offices in South Florida. In February 2026, the Florida Council of 100 launched Ambition Accelerated, a national campaign with $10 million in private seed funding. It pitches the "Gold Coast" of West Palm Beach, Fort Lauderdale and Miami to CEOs, founders and investors, and it debuted at the Wall Street Journal's Invest Live conference here in West Palm Beach.
More jobs and offices bring more people who want to live close to work. That's one reason downtown West Palm Beach keeps growing.
New condo towers
West Palm Beach has a pipeline of new luxury towers in different stages, from planning to construction to delivery. I track them on our developments page. For an overview, read Palm Beach County's new condo development pipeline.
Infrastructure and transit
Road, rail and airport work is always underway somewhere in Florida. If a project could affect a home you're considering, check the agency running it for current timelines rather than relying on a headline.
Condo law changes
Florida's condo safety rules continue to be adjusted. If you're buying a condo, ask how the building has handled inspections and reserves. See my condo due diligence guide.
What this means for you
Growth tends to support long-term demand, but it doesn't guarantee prices. Look at each building and neighborhood on its own merits.
— Joel Poulin, Broker Associate | The Corcoran Group · (561) 556-3668