Related Ross Accelerates West Palm Beach Expansion with Edgeworth Luxury Towers

2026-03-19 companies

West Palm Beach, Thursday, 19 March 2026.
Driven by corporate wealth migration, Related Ross has accelerated the launch of Edgeworth in West Palm Beach, offering dual waterfront towers with penthouses priced up to $35.5 million.

Accelerating the Timeline Amid Unprecedented Demand

In a striking indicator of South Florida’s robust luxury real estate market, Related Ross officially launched sales for the Edgeworth condominium complex in mid-March 2026 [2][4]. The launch, which was initially slated for 2027, was expedited by a full year [2]. Bryan Cho, Executive Vice President of Development at Related Ross, noted that the accelerated timeline was a direct response to the overwhelming sales momentum at their nearby South Flagler House development [2]. Already, the developer has secured $100 million in pre-construction sales for Edgeworth [2], signaling that top-tier buyers remain highly active in the state’s tax-friendly environment [6].

Architectural Ambition and the Family Church Partnership

The development is rising on a historic site, facilitated by a complex real estate agreement finalized in 2024 [2]. Related Ross, in partnership with the Frisbie Group, secured a 99-year lease for the parking lots of the Family Church for $100 million [2]. The church, which has maintained a presence in West Palm Beach since 1901, will see its campus transformed alongside the new residential towers [2]. As part of the master plan, the Edgeworth project incorporates funding and designs for a new school and sanctuary for the church [1][3].

A Broader $10 Billion Vision for West Palm Beach

The Edgeworth is a central component of Stephen Ross’s broader strategy to reshape West Palm Beach, an initiative backed by more than $10 billion in capital investments [3][4]. This aggressive development pipeline is heavily supported by a wave of corporate wealth migration [GPT]. Related Ross has successfully attracted major financial and technological firms to the area, securing corporate commitments from industry giants such as Goldman Sachs, BlackRock, JPMorgan, Wells Fargo, and ServiceNow [3][4]. This sustained influx of high-income professionals provides a built-in buyer pool for the region’s expanding luxury housing market [6].

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