WPB New Construction
Where sub-$2M new construction actually exists in West Palm Beach — honest price-band guidance and what to verify.
True sub-$2M new construction is thin in West Palm Beach. The honest anchor is Olara (from $1.7M project sponsor-published, 275 residences, under construction, 2028). NORA House starts from the low $2Ms and The Berkeley is reported from $2M to over $10M — everything else in the catalog is request-current-pricing or higher. Treat every figure as a starting point to verify against live availability.
Most West Palm Beach new-construction inventory sits above $2M, and many projects publish no starting price at all. Compare project sponsor-published guidance where it exists, ask for the current released price list rather than press figures, and confirm which residence lines the starting price actually applies to — entry pricing often reflects a limited set of plans.
| Buyer question | Best use | Related pages | What to verify |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sub-$2M anchor | Buyers who need a genuine under-$2M starting point. | olara | Confirm the $1.7M figure against current availability and which plans it applies to. |
| Low-$2M lane | Buyers who can stretch just past $2M for downtown positioning. | nora house berkeley |
Confirm NORA House's low-$2Ms guidance and Berkeley's reported $2M entry against live price lists. |
| Request-pricing projects | Buyers comparing newer programs where pricing is released selectively. | mr c banyan tree |
Request the current released price list — no starting guidance is published for these. |
Olara's project sponsor-published starting price of $1.7M is the clearest sub-$2M anchor, subject to current availability. Beyond that, the new-construction market is thin under $2M — most projects start higher or publish no pricing.
project sponsor release pricing in phases and adjust with sales velocity. A public starting figure goes stale fast, so the catalog treats pricing as a verification item rather than printing unconfirmed numbers.
Not always. Entry pricing often applies to a limited set of plans, lower floors, or less premium exposures. Ask which specific residences the starting price covers.