A transformative waterfront district is taking shape in West Palm Beach, as Miami-based Integra Investments and Huizenga Holdings push forward with plans to develop a $2 billion mixed-use project along North Flagler Drive. The proposal, set for city review, envisions a dynamic marina village featuring luxury condominiums, retail spaces, restaurants, office facilities, and a private club, all designed to revitalize the area and enhance public access to the Intracoastal Waterway.
The development, spanning 15.6 acres, aims to reinvigorate the northern section of West Palm Beach’s waterfront. Currently, Huizenga Holdings, led by Wayne Huizenga Jr., owns 8.2 acres at 4000 and 4300 N. Flagler Drive, including a marine warehouse and clubhouse, while Safe Harbor Marinas owns an adjacent 5.8-acre site at 4200 N. Flagler Drive, operating the existing marina.
Under the proposed master plan, Integra and Huizenga Holdings will introduce four condominium towers with approximately 660 residential units. The first phase includes a 35-story tower with 179 units and 20,000 square feet of commercial space. Subsequent phases will expand the commercial offerings, adding another 40,000 square feet of retail, office, and restaurant space across the development. Huizenga and Integra also plan to build a 60,000-square-foot private club, open to both residents of the new condos and as well as by private members.
A key highlight of the project is a waterfront promenade designed by Kohn Pedersen Fox, the renowned architectural firm behind New York’s Hudson Yards. This public pathway will improve pedestrian access to the waterfront, connecting the development with the surrounding neighborhood. The project will also introduce premium amenities, including tennis courts, pools, and a 60,000-square-foot private club catering to both residents and outside members.
The marina district’s redevelopment represents a continuation of West Palm Beach’s growing appeal among luxury homebuyers seeking modern waterfront living. The next door, high-rise condo project, Alba Palm Beach has seen great success with pre-sales, with construction expected for completion next year.
Additionally, Huizenga Holdings has been actively acquiring properties west of Flagler Drive toward Broadway, with plans to incorporate affordable housing into the broader vision for neighborhood revitalization. Huizenga Holdings and Integra Investments are moving forward with updated plans, aiming for city approvals in 2025 and an anticipated groundbreaking for the first condo tower in early 2026.
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