The Rybovich Marina District is a major planned mixed-use redevelopment centered around the existing Rybovich marina property along North Flagler Drive in West Palm Beach.

The master plan combines residential condominiums with marina uses, retail, restaurants, offices, club and crew facilities and other waterfront amenities.

The approximately 15-acre marina property was acquired by Integra Investments in 2026.

The development encompasses approximately 4000–4300 North Flagler Drive in West Palm Beach, centered around the existing marina at 4200 North Flagler Drive.

The site is directly on the Intracoastal Waterway north of Downtown West Palm Beach.

The broader master plan contemplates four condominium towers with approximately 660 residences at full build-out.

The approved first phase currently includes two towers with approximately 253 condominium residences: a 36-story tower with 112 residences and a 34-story tower with 141 residences.

Future phases are planned to add additional residential towers, subject to development approvals and implementation by the current ownership.

Detailed residential floor plans, bedroom configurations, residence sizes and pricing for the individual condominium towers have not yet been formally released as part of a current public sales launch.

These details should be updated as individual residential phases are introduced to the market.

Residential rental policies for the future condominium towers have not yet been publicly established.

The project should not currently be classified as Airbnb-approved or short-term-rental-friendly until the applicable condominium documents and leasing provisions for each residential phase are released.

The master plan is organized around the existing waterfront marina and is approved or planned to incorporate residential amenities alongside marina facilities, restaurants, retail, offices, private or semi-private club uses, crew amenities, marina storage and landscaped waterfront areas.

Detailed resident amenity programs are expected to be released separately for the individual condominium towers.

Integra Investments acquired the approximately 15-acre Safe Harbor Rybovich Marina property in 2026.

The site had previously received development approvals under Huizenga Holdings, and the future implementation and branding of the residential and mixed-use phases may evolve under the new ownership.

Yes. The Rybovich Marina District occupies a direct Intracoastal waterfront site centered around the existing Rybovich marina, providing extensive marina frontage and direct boating access.

The Rybovich Marina District is planned as a multi-phase waterfront district rather than a single condominium tower.

Its approximately 15-acre marina setting, planned four-tower residential component, existing yachting infrastructure and combination of residential, dining, retail, office, club and marina uses distinguish the project from standalone condominium developments.