Residences are currently marketed from approximately $3.5 million, with pricing varying by residence type, size, floor, view and availability.

The development is planned for 5400 N Flagler Drive in West Palm Beach, directly along the Intracoastal Waterway.

Mandarin Oriental currently anticipates opening in 2031.

The 31-story development will feature 87 private residences, including two- to four-bedroom homes, two expansive multi-level private villas and one full-floor penthouse.

Published residence sizes extend from approximately 2,151 to more than 6,300 square feet depending on the residence.

Homes are designed with private elevator access and expansive wraparound terraces overlooking the Intracoastal Waterway and surrounding area.

Mandarin Oriental Residences, West Palm Beach is planned as a standalone residential development rather than a condo-hotel or short-term-rental-focused property and should not be classified as Airbnb-approved based on currently available official information.

Buyers planning to lease a residence should confirm the applicable minimum lease period and rental frequency in the current condominium documents.

Residents are planned to have access to a fully serviced private waterfront beach club with cabanas and lounges, a rooftop lounge with infinity pool, spa treatment rooms, fitness center, pickleball court, sports lounge with golf simulator and putting green, private alfresco dining, business center and private event spaces.

Mandarin Oriental-trained staff will provide services including 24-hour concierge and security, property management and additional residential hospitality services.

Mandarin Oriental Residences, West Palm Beach is being developed by Great Gulf.

Safdie Architects leads the architectural design, Studio Munge is responsible for the interiors and ENEA leads the landscape architecture.

Mandarin Oriental will provide the branded residential hospitality and service program.

Yes. The development is directly on the Intracoastal Waterway and is planned with private shoreline frontage and direct waterfront access.

Residences feature expansive terraces designed to take advantage of Intracoastal and Palm Beach views depending on orientation.

The project combines only 87 residences within a 31-story waterfront building with architecture by Safdie Architects, interiors by Studio Munge and Mandarin Oriental residential services.

Its two multi-level private villas, full-floor penthouse, private waterfront beach club and extensive hospitality and wellness program complement its position as Mandarin Oriental's first standalone residential development in South Florida.