Walkable waterfront condo living.
Walkable condo living around Clematis Street, CityPlace and the Flagler Drive waterfront.
Downtown West Palm Beach is the city center, on the Intracoastal Waterway across from Palm Beach island.
Most homes here are condos, from older mid-rises to newer towers. Many buyers like that you can walk to shops, restaurants and the Brightline train station.
Below you can see what is for sale right now, compare the condo buildings, and look at new projects coming downtown.
Downtown runs from Clematis Street and the waterfront along Flagler Drive to CityPlace. The Brightline station connects downtown to Fort Lauderdale, Miami and Orlando.
For buyers, the main choice is between waterfront buildings on Flagler Drive and buildings a few blocks inland near CityPlace and Clematis Street. Age, HOA dues and rental rules differ a lot from building to building, so compare them one by one.
Twin-tower full-service landmark on the downtown waterfront
Estate-size residences averaging over 5,000 SF in a boutique full-staff building
Downtown WPB. Estimated delivery 2027; dates are estimates and subject to change.
Downtown WPB. Estimated delivery Q4 2029; dates are estimates and subject to change.
Downtown WPB. Estimated delivery 2029; dates are estimates and subject to change.
Get a free home value estimate, then a personal pricing review from Joel.
Yes. Downtown is mostly condominium buildings, from older mid-rises to newer towers, with a few townhome communities.
Many downtown buildings are a short walk from Clematis Street, CityPlace and the Brightline station. Walk times depend on the building.
Look at building age, HOA dues, reserves and any special assessments, rental rules and parking. Our Condo Building Reports cover several downtown and Flagler Drive buildings in detail.
Tell us what you want in Downtown West Palm Beach. We will send new listings that match and answer any questions. Joel will follow up personally.
