CityPlace South Tower

About CityPlace South Tower

CityPlace South Tower at 550 Okeechobee Blvd is a resort-style urban high-rise in the heart of downtown West Palm Beach — approximately 420 residences across 20–21 floors, directly across from Rosemary Square, two blocks from the Kravis Center, and steps from Brightline. Built in 2009 with a 3/4-acre resort amenity deck, full wellness suite, and 24-hour concierge and valet. Prices from the mid-$400Ks to $2.1M.

Why Buyers Choose CityPlace South Tower

• ✦Steps to Rosemary Square, Brightline, Kravis Center, and downtown dining — WPB's most walkable address
• ✦3/4-acre resort deck: infinity-edge pool, heated spa, cabanas, grilling — resort amenities at every price point
• ✦Full wellness suite: fitness center, sauna, steam rooms, spa treatment room, kickboxing studio
• ✦24-hour concierge, valet, and security — full-service building
• ✦1-month minimum rental — strong investor appeal and seasonal flexibility
• ✦HOA includes cable, internet, water, insurance, parking, and security

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Resort-Style Urban Living in the Heart of Downtown WPB

CityPlace South Tower combines modern high-rise living with resort-style amenities in the heart of downtown West Palm Beach — and no other building in the corridor delivers that combination at its price range. The building sits at 550 Okeechobee Boulevard directly across from Rosemary Square, where the concentration of restaurants, bars, and shops is the densest in Palm Beach County. The Kravis Center for the Performing Arts is two blocks away. Flagler Drive's waterfront promenade is a ten-minute walk. Clematis Street's bar and live music corridor is eight minutes on foot.

Built in 2009 and rising approximately 20–21 floors with roughly 420 residences, South Tower ranges from 1-bedroom to 3-bedroom configurations. Unit finishes include Italian cabinetry, granite countertops, stainless appliances, and floor-to-ceiling windows. Upper-floor residences — particularly those with eastern and northern orientations — offer panoramic skyline, Intracoastal, and Atlantic Ocean views, though views vary by floor and unit position.

This building's identity is not ultra-luxury waterfront estate living. It is something more useful for most buyers: a fully serviced, resort-amenitied, lock-and-leave downtown address that appeals to professionals, seasonal residents, hybrid commuters, and investors who prioritize walkability and urban convenience over Flagler Drive frontage.

Brightline, Rosemary Square, and the Walkability Advantage

The Brightline station is within walking distance of CityPlace South Tower — connecting residents to Fort Lauderdale in 30 minutes, Miami in 75 minutes, Boca Raton, and eventually Orlando, all without a car. For buyers who commute south or travel frequently, this is a meaningful quality-of-life feature that most WPB buildings simply cannot offer.

Rosemary Square directly across the street delivers 50+ dining and entertainment options at the front door. The Kravis Center's performing arts calendar, the Palm Beach County Convention Center, downtown office corridors, and the Intracoastal waterfront are all accessible on foot. For buyers whose daily life centers on dining out, live events, and urban energy — rather than private waterfront access — no address in WPB is better positioned.

3/4-Acre Resort Deck and Full Wellness Amenities

The building's amenity package is anchored by a 3/4-acre resort deck that functions as a genuine outdoor living room. The infinity-edge pool, heated spa, private cabanas, shaded lounge areas, outdoor grilling and kitchen stations, and landscaped gathering spaces are designed for year-round use — and sized for a building of this scale.

Inside, the Club Lounge offers a billiard room, full bar, catering kitchen, and large-screen TVs. The fitness center is Precor-equipped with free weights and a dedicated yoga and kickboxing studio. The wellness suite includes a spa treatment room, massage room, sauna, and steam rooms — going further than most buildings at this price point.

Building services include 24-hour concierge, valet parking, and security. EV charging stations have been added. The HOA fee — averaging around $1,320/month with a range of $935 to $1,813 depending on unit size — covers cable, internet, water, hot water, sewer, building insurance, parking, pest control, reserve contributions, and security.

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HOA, Pets, Rentals, and What Buyers Need to Know

CityPlace South Tower is managed by First Service Residential under an elected board of directors. Rental policy is investor-friendly with a one-month minimum and no annual rental cap — making this a realistic income property for buyers who want seasonal or year-round flexibility. Pet and rental policies should be independently verified with the association, as HOA rules change.

Buyers should request the HOA financial documents, reserve fund study, and board meeting minutes as part of due diligence. First Service Residential can be reached at 561-623-8100. DO Homes Group can assist with interpreting the documents and identifying anything that warrants a closer look before you make an offer.

One practical note: Okeechobee Boulevard carries significant traffic, and street-facing units at lower and mid-floor levels will register it. Visit on a weekday afternoon to assess sound in the specific unit you are evaluating. The building rewards buyers who do their homework — the location is outstanding and the amenities are strong for the price.

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