Palm Beach County's village by the sea — a walkable downtown and a low-rise oceanfront, with the county's smallest buildings and one of its busiest streets.
Delray Beach is a two-part condominium market. Downtown, within a few blocks of Atlantic Avenue and the Pineapple Grove Arts District, the stock is boutique and recent: 111 First Delray, 236 Fifth Avenue, The Astor, City Walk and Ocean City Lofts, with Ónix Residences at 318 SE 5th Avenue now under construction. East of the Intracoastal, South Ocean Boulevard runs south from Atlantic Avenue past a row of mostly 1960s–1980s oceanfront and near-ocean buildings — Windemere House, Banyan House, Ocean Place, Costa Del Rey, Delray Beach Club, Coastal House — joined since 2021 by the two smallest new oceanfront buildings in the county, Ocean Delray and 1625 Ocean. Below: Haute Residence's pipeline note, and all 26 Delray Beach buildings profiled in the Haute Building Index™ with live MLS availability.
Delray adds condominium supply a few dozen residences at a time. One building is under construction in this directory.
The 26 Delray Beach condominium buildings profiled in the Haute Building Index™, downtown and beachside together, listed alphabetically — uncurated and not ranked. Where sources disagree on a year, residence count or storey count, the field is left blank rather than guessed. Availability figures are live MLS counts matched to each building's street address.
















Delray Beach's downtown buildings are almost all five storeys or fewer, and most date from 2003 onward: Atlantic Grove (2003), Ocean City Lofts (2005), City Walk (2006), The Astor (2010), 111 First Delray (2019), 236 Fifth Avenue and Cove 4 (2020). The beachside row is older and larger: Barrton, Barr Terrace and Banyan House are the tallest buildings in the market at 11–12 storeys, while the 2021–2023 arrivals Ocean Delray (19 residences) and 1625 Ocean (14 residences) are the smallest oceanfront condominiums built anywhere in the county in a decade. Explore the Building Index above ↑ for the 26 individual profiles.
Boca Raton, immediately south, has the larger oceanfront towers and a downtown pipeline of branded boutique buildings; Delray trades that for a walkable main street and smaller, lower buildings at a lower entry price for oceanfront square footage. Palm Beach and West Palm Beach, half an hour north, are the county's price ceiling and its new-construction market respectively.
Next door to the south — established oceanfront towers and a downtown pipeline of boutique branded buildings around Mizner Park.
The county's new-construction market: branded towers along Flagler Drive and the Intracoastal.
The island itself — the in-town and South Ocean Boulevard buildings that set the county price ceiling.
Delray Beach is the county's small-building market, by design.
With a fully built-out beachfront and a low-rise downtown, Delray adds condominium supply a few dozen residences at a time — Ocean Delray, 1625 Ocean and now Ónix are each under thirty homes. That keeps the market boutique and keeps new product scarce; the older South Ocean Boulevard buildings carry most of the market's turnover, and the handful of new deliveries set its top end.
HL Real Estate Group advisors work across Delray Beach's luxury market, with building-level knowledge of current inventory, recent sales, new developments and private opportunities.
The City of Delray Beach, downtown and beachside together: the buildings around Atlantic Avenue and Pineapple Grove west of the Intracoastal, and the South Ocean Boulevard / A1A corridor east of it. Buildings with Gulf Stream, Highland Beach or Boynton Beach addresses are not indexed here.
The 26 Delray Beach condominium buildings profiled in the Haute Building Index™. Townhome and single-family communities (for example CODA, Cannery Row, Mallory Square, Heritage Club, Hamilton Place, Tropic Isle) are not condominium buildings and are not listed.
Yes. For-sale, for-rent and closed-sale counts are live MLS records matched by street address to each building. A few buildings with unresolved address rows show a dash rather than an estimate. $/SF figures are published only once verified per building.
Ónix Residences, a 26-residence boutique condominium at 318 SE 5th Avenue, began vertical construction in May 2025. The most recent completed buildings are 1625 Ocean (2023) and Ocean Delray (2021) on South Ocean Boulevard.
Buildings sourced for this directory that do not yet have their own Haute Residence building page are listed by name and address only; profiles are added as they are completed.