If you’re considering a move over to the exclusive new Water Club North Palm Beach development, you may be running out of time to make a decision sooner than you think. As recently as early March, developers announced that over 50% of the inventory is under contract despite construction for the complex isn’t even expected to be finished until sometime in 2016.
According to the release, advance sales are totaling over $95 million, putting the project 6 months ahead of original corporate sales projections. Situated at 1280 U.S. Highway 1, the building’s location represents one of the last available undeveloped pieces of waterfront property in the Palm Beach area, making it especially attractive to those wanting both new construction, as well as a
For many local North Palm Beach residents, part of the daily routine involves spending plenty of time out on the water and fully enjoying the area’s main attraction—the Atlantic Ocean. Whether it’s for a quick cruise or spending an entire day out on the water, there’s just something special about owning a boat here in one of the most gorgeous places in all of Florida. But, if you’re a boat owner and happen to be looking for a new place to call home, finding that perfect combination of direct ocean access and affordability can sometimes be tricky.
One option that’s currently on the market may be the perfect fit for any serious boater, and this particular condo offers much more than just a convenient place to park your watercraft. Coming onto the
The condo market is hot in North Palm Beach and as the newest condominium project in town inches closer to completion, it’s about to get even hotter. Consisting of two 19-story towers and 20 fabulous townhomes over 7 acres of prime Intracoastal Waterway land, Water Tower is set to become one of the most desirable communities for home buyers to consider when searching for that perfect waterfront hideaway.
In all, each tower will house 74 stunning new construction condos that range from 1,728 square feet to 2,602 square feet, with the exception of the lavish penthouse units that is—which encompass between 2,499 and 3,330 square feet of living space. The Water Club towers in North Palm Beach were specifically designed to incorporate wide open viewpoints
