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High-Rise Condos in West Palm Beach
Floor count is one of the most under-discussed variables in condo buying, and it shouldn't be — higher floors mean unobstructed views above the tree line and neighboring rooflines, less street noise, and typically a meaningful price premium per square foot within the same building. This page ranks WPB's tallest condo towers by actual floor count, pulled directly from our building data, so you can shop by height instead of guessing from marketing photos.
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Plaza of the Palm Beaches tops the list at 33 stories, followed closely by the Mandarin Oriental Residences at 31 and Palm Beach House at 30. South Flagler House, Shorecrest, and Edgeworth each rise 28 stories — all part of the current new-construction wave reshaping the Flagler Drive skyline.
Why Floor Count Matters for Buyers
In a high-rise, the difference between a 5th-floor and a 25th-floor unit in the same building can be a 15–30% price swing for what is otherwise an identical floor plan — driven entirely by view quality above surrounding rooflines. If unobstructed, elevated views are a priority, filter first by building height, then by specific floor and exposure within that building.
Featured Buildings
525 & 529 S Flagler Dr, West Palm Beach, FL 33401
Price Range
$1.4M – $8.3M
Floors
33
Units
221
Plaza of the Palm Beaches is one of West Palm Beach's original full-service luxury waterfront communities — twin 32- to 33-story towers at 525 & 529 S Flagler Drive, built in 1986, offering approximately 221 residences from 1,900 to over 8,000 sq ft. Timeless architecture, white-glove service, flow-through floor plans with sunrise and sunset views, and one of the few downtown luxury buildings with both tennis and pickleball. Prices from $1.4M to $8.25M.
5400 N Flagler Dr, West Palm Beach, FL 33407
Price Range
$3.5M – $20M
Floors
31
Units
87
Mandarin Oriental Residences, West Palm Beach represents the brand's first standalone residential project in Florida — a limited collection of just 87 residences on the Intracoastal Waterway at 5400 N Flagler Drive, the northernmost point of the Billionaires Row corridor. Designed by Safdie Architects with interiors by Studio Munge and landscape by ENEA, the 31-story tower brings legendary Mandarin Oriental hospitality to a serene waterfront sanctuary. Two- to four-bedroom residences, two multi-level villas, and a full-floor penthouse. Prices from $3.5M, delivery 2031.
5600 N Flagler Dr, West Palm Beach, FL 33407
Price Range
$200K – $525K
Floors
30
Units
281
Palm Beach House is a 30-story, 281-unit waterfront condominium at 5600 N Flagler Drive in West Palm Beach's Northwood Harbor area. Built in 1978, the building offers established North Flagler high-rise living with private waterfront beach, heated saltwater pool, fishing dock, sauna, game room, library, clubhouse, and 24-hour front desk — at some of the most approachable prices on the Flagler Drive corridor. Units run 1,100 to 1,300 sq ft across 2–3 bedroom layouts.
1355 S Flagler Dr, West Palm Beach, FL 33401
Price Range
$3.5M – $20M
Floors
28
Units
105
South Flagler House is West Palm Beach's most significant luxury residential development in a generation. Rising in two 28-story towers at the southern tip of Flagler Drive, the project commands an unobstructed position directly on the Intracoastal Waterway — with Palm Beach Island directly across the water, the Atlantic Ocean visible to the east, and the WPB skyline stretching north. From $3.5M to over $20M, approximately 105 residences here represent the absolute pinnacle of South Florida condominium living. Topped out November 2025, delivering 2027.
1865 N Flagler Dr, West Palm Beach, FL 33407
Price Range
$3M – $10M
Floors
28
Units
96
Approximately 96 boutique waterfront residences on WPB's Billionaires Row at 1865 North Flagler Drive. Shorecrest's distinctive mosaic-inspired façade and Rottet Studio's warm minimalist interiors — warm neutrals, sculpted curves, floor-to-ceiling glass, and expansive private terraces — set a tone of tranquil sophistication. Designed by Roger Ferris + Partners. Related Life programming, on-site Lifestyle Director, and resort-caliber wellness amenities. Prices from $3M, delivering 2027.
1155 S Flagler Dr, West Palm Beach, FL 33401
Price Range
$2.5M – $35.5M
Floors
28
Units
168
Edgeworth is Related Ross's most ambitious West Palm Beach project yet — two gracefully curved 28-story towers designed by Kohn Pedersen Fox rising at 1155 South Flagler Drive on the former Family Church campus. The 168-residence development pairs KPF's world-class architecture (the firm behind Hudson Yards) with interiors by MAWD's March and White Design, a Riviera-inspired aesthetic, and over 90,000 square feet of wellness-focused amenities. Prices from $2.5M to $35.5M, with delivery expected in 2029.
383 Okeechobee Blvd, West Palm Beach, FL 33401
Price Range
$1.6M – $6M
Floors
27
Units
146
Created by the fourth generation of the Cipriani family, Mr. C Residences West Palm Beach brings classic European hospitality, refined service, and Italian-inspired living to downtown West Palm Beach. The 27-story tower at 383 Okeechobee Blvd features 146 private residences across two distinct products — fully furnished Resort Residences with no rental restrictions and private Tower Residences with full hotel services. Developed by Terra Group. Prices from $1.6M, delivering 2026.
400 N Flagler Dr, West Palm Beach, FL 33401
Price Range
$240K – $2.3M
Floors
27
Units
132
Waterview Towers at 400 N Flagler Drive is one of only two downtown WPB buildings sitting directly on the Intracoastal Waterway. The 27-story tower delivers sweeping views of the Intracoastal, Palm Beach Island, Flagler Memorial Bridge, and the Atlantic Ocean, with an east-west orientation that captures both sunrise and sunset. 132 residences across 2–4 bedroom floor plans, with valet, 24-hour attended lobby, heated pool, pickleball, tennis, a dog park, and HOA fees that include water, cable, and internet.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the tallest condo building in West Palm Beach?▾
Plaza of the Palm Beaches is the tallest at 33 stories, followed by the Mandarin Oriental Residences at 31 stories and Palm Beach House at 30 stories.
Do higher floors cost more in WPB condo buildings?▾
Generally yes — within the same building, higher floors typically command a real premium over lower floors for an otherwise identical floor plan, driven by unobstructed views above surrounding rooflines.
Are high-rise condos in WPB a good option for full-time residents?▾
Many are — high-rises like Waterview Towers and Palm Beach House have long-standing owner-occupant communities alongside seasonal residents. Rental policy and HOA fee structure vary by building; ask a specialist about a specific building's occupancy profile.
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