South Flagler House

South Flagler House arrived at a pivotal moment for West Palm Beach — as the city was transitioning from a regional real estate market into one of the country's most sought-after luxury destinations. The developers pitched it against the finest residences in Miami Beach, New York, and Los Angeles rather than against anything then standing in West Palm Beach. The result is two 28-story towers that have fundamentally reset expectations for luxury condominium living on Florida's East Coast. The project topped out in November 2025 and is on track for 2027 delivery.

The building's location at 1355 S Flagler Drive gives it an irreplaceable position: the last major development site at the southern end of Flagler Drive, where the Intracoastal Waterway widens and the views of Palm Beach Island are at their most dramatic. Residences will look onto water on three sides — the Intracoastal, Lake Worth Lagoon, and glimpses of the Atlantic beyond. It is the last major parcel at this end of Flagler Drive, and the Intracoastal sits between the building and anything that could rise across it.

For buyers comparing South Flagler House to other WPB luxury buildings, the key differentiator is scale of ambition. This is not a building that added a pool and called it a resort. The developer's stated benchmark was a five-star hotel rather than a condominium — lobby materials, concierge staffing, and kitchen appliance specifications all pitched at that standard.

South Flagler House's approximately 105 residences span a wide range of configurations, from well-proportioned two-bedroom layouts starting around 1,800 square feet to full-floor penthouses exceeding 10,000 square feet. The tower is planned so that nearly every residence captures meaningful water views — even the lower floors benefit from the elevated base and the wide Intracoastal channel.

Residences are specified with expansive floor-to-ceiling glass, bespoke interiors by Pembrooke & Ives, spa-inspired baths with freestanding soaking tubs, and premium kitchen finishes. The plans are drawn to maximize panoramic Intracoastal, Palm Beach Island, and Atlantic Ocean views.

Mid-tower residences in the $3.5M—$6M range offer two to three bedrooms with full water views and access to all building amenities. Upper-floor and penthouse residences begin at approximately $8M and rise well above $20M for the most expansive floor plans. For buyers interested in specific availability and current pricing, contact DO Homes Group directly — inventory at South Flagler House moves quickly and off-market opportunities exist.

The amenity program at South Flagler House was designed around one principle: residents should never need to leave the building to access world-class facilities. The rooftop infinity pool is designed to merge with the Intracoastal horizon — arguably the most dramatic pool setting drawn for any building in West Palm Beach. Adjacent cabanas, a poolside bar, and pool attendant staffing are part of the planned program.

The spa is planned with treatment rooms, steam and sauna, a salon, and a dedicated wellness programming schedule. The fitness center is planned with professional-grade cardio and strength equipment, a Pilates studio, and personal training staff. A residents-only private dining room with a professional kitchen will be reservable for private events.

Ground-level amenities in the plan include a curated retail and restaurant component, a business center with private meeting rooms, and a pet-friendly dog park with a washing station — one of the more thoughtful touches in a program that has considered residents' actual daily lives rather than just their entertaining needs.

South Flagler House's address at 1355 S Flagler Drive places it at the intersection of WPB's two most important lifestyle assets: the waterfront and the downtown. Residents can walk to Flagler Park and the downtown waterfront esplanade in under five minutes. Clematis Street's restaurants, bars, and entertainment venues are a 10-minute walk. The Brightline high-speed rail station — connecting WPB to Fort Lauderdale (30 min), Miami (75 min), and Orlando (3 hrs) — is within a 15-minute walk.

The Palm Beach Island bridge is directly in front of the building. Worth Avenue, the Four Seasons, and the entirety of Palm Beach Island's luxury retail and dining scene are a 5-minute drive or a pleasant bike ride across the bridge. This proximity to Palm Beach Island is a key driver of value — South Flagler House residents will have Palm Beach-adjacent living at West Palm Beach prices.

For buyers flying in, Palm Beach International Airport is a 12-minute drive, making this one of the most accessible luxury buildings in South Florida from a travel convenience standpoint.

South Flagler House occupies a unique position in the WPB luxury market: it is the newest and most ambitious ultra-luxury tower in a city whose overall real estate trajectory has been strongly upward since 2020. The combination of limited comparable inventory, a premier waterfront location, and a specification written to compete with South Beach and Miami's best makes a compelling long-term case — one that rests on the building being delivered as specified.

Rental demand at this price point is driven largely by seasonal residents, corporate executives, and buyers who want to use the property part-year while generating income. The building's 6-month minimum rental restriction is standard for ultra-luxury WPB buildings and aligns with the primary owner-occupant community that drives long-term values.

For buyers comparing South Flagler House to equivalent properties on Palm Beach Island or in Miami Beach, the value differential is still significant — comparable residences in those markets trade at notably higher price-per-square-foot, suggesting continued upside as WPB's luxury market matures.

To discuss current availability, pricing, and what comparable residences have sold for at South Flagler House, contact Christine Dekant or John Oliver at DO Homes Group. We monitor new construction inventory closely and work within the broker network active in this building to help buyers understand what's available — listed or otherwise.