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A residential tower in downtown West Palm Beach
Under constructionIntracoastal

Solara West Palm

Two towers on the intracoastal, twenty six floors up.

480 North Flagler Drive, West Palm Beach, 33401

Starting from
$1.29M - $14.5M
Residence sizes
820 - 4,180 sq ft
Bedrooms
1 - 4
Estimated delivery
Q2 2027
Developer
Atlantic Ridge Partners
Architect
Ines Okonkwo Architects

Overview

One hundred and fifty residences facing the water, with a marina below and downtown behind.

Solara sits where Flagler bends, which is the reason it exists. Every residence faces either the intracoastal or the skyline, and the floor plates are narrow enough that no unit is stuck in the middle. Delivery runs in two phases, Tower A first.

Two slabs set at an angle to each other, so neither blocks the other’s water view. The facade steps back every sixth floor, which gives the upper residences deeper terraces and keeps the towers from reading as one wall from the bridge.

Four blocks to Clematis, ten minutes to the airport, and the island across the bridge.

Amenities

pool
  • Pool deck
wellness
  • Spa and treatment rooms
fitness
  • Fitness centre
dining
  • Private dining room
concierge
  • Concierge
marina
  • Marina and slips
club
  • Residents lounge
  • Guest suites
parking
  • Covered parking
security
  • Staffed security

Every residence

99 available · From $1,189,000

150 residences

Floor plans

West Palm Beach

Location

480 North Flagler Drive
West Palm Beach 33401

Four blocks to Clematis, ten minutes to the airport, and the island across the bridge.

Nearby

Clematis Street
0.6 mi
Brightline West Palm Beach
0.8 mi
Worth Avenue
1.7 mi
Palm Beach International Airport
3.9 mi

Straight-line distances from the site. Driving times are longer.

Solara West Palm26.7215, -80.0501

Construction progress

  1. Tower A reaches the eighteenth floor

    72% complete

    Concrete is up to eighteen. Glazing starts on the lower six floors next month.

    • Tower cranes over downtown West Palm Beach
  2. Marina piles complete

    58% complete

    All thirty slips are piled and the walkway frame is set.

    • New towers rising in downtown West Palm Beach