On Monday, Related Ross started sales for Edgeworth, a new luxury condominium slated to rise on a former church site in downtown West Palm Beach, with initial units priced at roughly $2.5 million. The rollout adds yet another top-tier residential option to a waterfront market already crowded with new towers and branded residences.
Project details and pricing
According to South Florida Business Journal, Related Ross has opened sales for Edgeworth and is marketing the building to buyers seeking luxury waterfront homes, with asking prices starting at about $2.5 million. The outlet reports the project is planned for a former church parcel in the city’s core and that the developer has begun taking reservations through its sales channels.
Where Edgeworth fits in the pipeline
Related Ross has been assembling a sizable West Palm portfolio in recent years, reworking waterfront condo plans and relaunching projects as partners and market conditions shift, as chronicled by The Palm Beach Post. That reporting shows the developer tweaking unit counts, entry prices and amenity packages to better track buyer demand.
West Palm’s condo pipeline has swelled with both branded and boutique projects, and pricing at the upper end often starts in the mid-millions, according to The Real Deal. Developers point to limited new inventory and the city’s waterfront appeal as reasons luxury prices have held up even as floor plans and project concepts evolve.
Church sites and redevelopment trends
Redevelopment of religious and institutional properties into mixed residential projects has become a familiar pattern in West Palm Beach, with some congregations relocating or teaming with developers to fund new facilities and schools, Florida YIMBY reports. Those arrangements typically include a replacement house of worship or community space folded into a larger master plan.
Related Ross’ other West Palm projects suggest a roughly two- to three-year stretch from final approvals to delivery, and Bisnow reported that the Shorecrest project was expected to break ground in 2026 and deliver in 2028, a timetable that offers a benchmark for how long Edgeworth might take to reach the market. Bisnow also notes that Related has revised plans when institutional partners change their own strategies.
