Nora House

About Nora House

Nora House is the first for-sale condominium in West Palm Beach's buzzed-about Nora District — the North Dixie Highway arts, dining, and culture corridor that has emerged as the city's most dynamic new neighborhood. Developed by the Ronto Group, the 11-story tower brings 117 residences ranging from $2M to $6.5M to a district already home to acclaimed restaurants, galleries, and boutique hotels. With completion expected in 2029, Nora House represents a rare pre-construction opportunity in WPB's hottest ZIP code.

Why Buyers Choose Nora House

• ✦First for-sale condo in the Nora District — inaugural address in WPB's fastest-growing neighborhood
• ✦Ronto Group developer — proven track record of luxury delivery in South Florida
• ✦Boutique 117-unit scale with resort amenities including bowling alley and golf simulator
• ✦Two to four bedrooms from 1,500 to 2,900 sq ft; select residences exceed 6,700 sq ft total living area
• ✦Ground-floor retail and dining activating the building streetscape within the Nora cultural district
• ✦Pre-construction pricing — buyers entering at 2026 prices for a 2029 delivery

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Nora House: WPB's Most Anticipated Address

West Palm Beach has been building its reputation as a world-class city for years — but until recently, one neighborhood lagged behind: the stretch of North Dixie Highway that locals know simply as Nora. In the past three years, that has changed dramatically. Acclaimed chefs opened restaurants. Boutique hotels followed. Galleries and concept shops filled the storefronts. And now, Nora has its first luxury condominium: Nora House.

Developed by the Ronto Group — one of South Florida's most respected residential developers — Nora House is an 11-story, 117-unit tower at 1105 North Dixie Highway. It is the anchor residential project in a $1 billion-plus mixed-use transformation of the Nora District, and it offers buyers something genuinely rare: a pre-construction address in a neighborhood whose trajectory is only pointing one direction.

For buyers who watched CityPlace become the downtown standard, or who saw South Flagler House reset the waterfront, Nora House presents a comparable moment: the chance to get into a defining address before the neighborhood fully arrives. Sales are being led by Douglas Elliman Development Marketing, with delivery expected in 2029.

Residences & Floor Plans

Nora House offers 117 residences across 11 floors, with configurations ranging from two bedrooms to four bedrooms. Unit sizes run from approximately 1,500 square feet to 2,900 square feet for standard residences, with select larger floor plans and penthouse-level units reaching over 6,700 square feet of total living area. Every floor plan reflects the building's design ethos: generous proportions, high-end finishes, and a connection to the Nora District's creative energy.

Pricing begins at $2 million for two-bedroom residences and rises to $6.5 million at the upper end, positioning Nora House as a genuine luxury product — not a downtown corridor value play — while still offering an entry point considerably below the ultra-prime Flagler Drive waterfront towers. For buyers who want luxury finishes, resort amenities, and a culturally dynamic address without the $10M+ price tags of Palm Beach-adjacent waterfront, Nora House occupies a compelling middle ground.

The building's ground floor will incorporate 18,900 square feet of commercial space, ensuring that Nora House residents are embedded in an active, walkable streetscape from day one — not waiting for the neighborhood to arrive.

Amenities: Resort Living in a Cultural District

Nora House's amenity package is designed to match its price point — which means going well beyond the standard pool-and-gym formula. The building's two resort pools serve as the centerpiece of an outdoor amenity deck conceived for year-round Florida living. Inside, the full-service spa and state-of-the-art fitness center handle wellness needs.

What sets Nora House apart from comparable buildings is its entertainment programming. A bowling alley and a golf simulator bring resort-level diversions into the building itself, while the sports and game lounge provides communal gathering space beyond a conventional clubroom. Two dedicated pickleball courts acknowledge the sport that has taken South Florida by storm.

The combination of curated indoor entertainment and outdoor resort amenities means Nora House residents have genuine reason to stay in-building — while simultaneously being steps from the Nora District's expanding roster of restaurants, bars, galleries, and cultural programming. It is the best of both worlds: resort-quality privacy and a vibrant urban neighborhood at the front door.

The Nora District: WPB's Cultural Frontier

The Nora District takes its name from its geography: North Railroad Avenue, the cultural corridor along North Dixie Highway that has been quietly transforming for the better part of a decade. What was once an underutilized stretch of industrial and commercial buildings has emerged as the most talked-about dining and arts destination in Palm Beach County.

The district's draw is authenticity. Unlike the manicured retail of CityPlace or the formal elegance of Worth Avenue, Nora has the feel of a neighborhood that developed organically — chefs opening the restaurants they actually want to cook at, gallery owners curating without committee approval, hoteliers designing boutique properties for guests who have outgrown chain hotels. The result is a cultural scene that draws from both Palm Beach's old money and the new wave of finance and tech professionals who have relocated to WPB in recent years.

For Nora House residents, this means daily life in a neighborhood that is genuinely interesting — with new openings arriving regularly and a sense that the best is still ahead. The Nora District's full master plan envisions over $1 billion in investment, and Nora House is the residential anchor of that vision.

Pre-Construction Investment Case

Nora House presents one of the clearest investment narratives in the current WPB market: a Ronto Group product in a demonstrably appreciating neighborhood, at pre-construction pricing, with a three-year runway before delivery.

The Ronto Group's track record in South Florida luxury delivery is well-documented. Their projects consistently deliver on specifications, meet construction timelines within industry norms, and hold value in resale. For buyers who care about developer credibility — and in pre-construction, they should — Ronto is a name that commands confidence.

The Nora District's trajectory adds the neighborhood appreciation component. Buyers entering at 2026 pre-construction pricing are purchasing ahead of the district's maturation. By 2029, when Nora House delivers, the surrounding neighborhood will have three more years of restaurant openings, hotel completions, and gallery additions behind it — and the residential premium that comes with a fully arrived cultural destination. Contact DO Homes Group to discuss current availability and pre-construction contract terms.

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