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Mr. C Residences West Palm Beach: The Complete 2026 Guide

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Mr. C Residences West Palm Beach: The Complete 2026 Guide

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Mr. C Residences West Palm Beach is a 27-story tower in downtown West Palm Beach that pairs 146 private residences under the Cipriani family’s Mr. C brand with 110 hotel suites. Terra and Sympatico Real Estate are developing it, with architecture by Arquitectonica and interiors by Meyer Davis. As of October 1, 2026, Haute Residence lists it from $1.4 million (about $1,100 per square foot) with estimated delivery in 2027. The developers said in July 2026 that residences were more than 85 percent sold and completion is slated for 2027.

West Palm Beach’s branded-residence boom, chronicled in our five-buildings transformation feature, now counts a fourth-generation Cipriani venture among its anchors. This guide brings together the project’s published figures as of October 1, 2026, with each source dated, including how it compares with its Boca Raton sibling.

Mr. C Residences West Palm Beach at a glance (as of Oct 1, 2026)

Figure and source
Address327 Okeechobee Boulevard, downtown West Palm Beach (developer fact sheet) · current MLS listings use 383 Okeechobee Boulevard, and construction reports list the site as 320 Lakeview Avenue · sales gallery at 401 S. Olive Avenue
PriceFrom $1.4M · ~$1,100/SF (New Developments card)
Residences146 · 1–3 bedrooms + penthouses (card)
Hotel110 Mr. C hotel guest suites (developer)
CollectionsIncludes turnkey, move-in-ready resort residences (developer, July 2026) · brokerage materials: 57 furnished Resort Residences (floors 2–8) and 89 Tower Residences (floors 9–20)
Height27 stories (developer)
StatusUnder construction: superstructure at about the 16th floor in early August 2026 (Florida YIMBY) · more than 85% sold (developer, July 2026)
DeliveryCompletion slated for 2027 (developer) · est. 2027 (card)
DeveloperTerra and Sympatico Real Estate (developing entity: Lakeview Hospitality Investments, LLC)
Architecture / interiors / landscapeArquitectonica / Meyer Davis / Landscape Design Workshop
Builder / financingKAST Construction · $285M construction loan from TYKO Capital (August 2025)
SalesDouglas Elliman Development Marketing (exclusive, per developer)

What is Mr. C Residences West Palm Beach, and who is developing it?

Mr. C Hotel & Residences West Palm Beach is a 27-story tower combining 146 private residences with 110 Mr. C hotel guest suites, according to the developer’s fact sheet, which lists the project at 327 Okeechobee Boulevard. Terra and Sympatico Real Estate, a Palm Beach firm owned by the Morrison family, are developing it under the Cipriani family’s Mr. C brand. Arquitectonica designed the tower, Meyer Davis the interiors and Landscape Design Workshop the grounds.

Brothers Ignazio and Maggio Cipriani, the fourth generation of the family behind Venice’s Harry’s Bar, created the Mr. C brand, which debuted in Beverly Hills in 2011. The developers describe West Palm Beach as the brand’s first venture into Palm Beach County. Terra and Sympatico unveiled the plans in October 2023, launched sales in February 2024 and broke ground in August 2025 after securing a $285 million construction loan from TYKO Capital. KAST Construction is the general contractor. Florida YIMBY reported on August 3, 2026 that the concrete superstructure had reached about the 16th floor, with early glazing on the lower levels. The developers’ July 2026 announcement says the residences include a collection of turnkey, move-in-ready resort residences. Brokerage materials for the project describe two collections: 57 fully furnished Resort Residences on floors 2 through 8, offered without rental restrictions, and 89 unfurnished Tower Residences on floors 9 through 20, where rentals carry a six-month minimum. Confirm both in the condominium documents.

What do Mr. C West Palm Beach residences cost?

Haute Residence’s New Developments card lists Mr. C Residences West Palm Beach from $1.4 million, about $1,100 per square foot at entry (card checked October 1, 2026; project-page pricing last updated August 2026). The developer doesn’t publish a price list online. With residences more than 85 percent sold as of July 2026, per the developers, there’s limited selection left, and current entry pricing may sit above the card figure. Request the current sheet rather than underwriting to an archived release.

Haute Residence’s project page lists residences of about 830 to 2,700 square feet, and the card lists one- to three-bedroom plans plus penthouses. The developer’s residence specifications include 10-foot ceilings, floor-to-ceiling glass, terrazzo countertops, custom Italian kitchen cabinetry, Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances, porcelain tile floors and motorized shade provisions, and many residences have private terraces. The developer hasn’t published association fees, so ask for the proposed budget along with the price sheet.

ItemFigure (as of Oct 1, 2026)
Entry priceFrom $1.4M · ~$1,100/SF (New Developments card)
Residences146 · 1–3 bedrooms + penthouses (card)
Plan sizes~830 to ~2,700 SF (project page)
Finishes10-foot ceilings · floor-to-ceiling glass · Italian cabinetry · Wolf and Sub-Zero (developer)
SalesMore than 85% sold (developer, July 2026)
DeliveryCompletion slated for 2027 (developer) · est. 2027 (card)
Deposit scheduleOn request: confirm current terms in writing
Association feesNot published by the developer: request the budget

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What services and amenities do Mr. C owners get?

Ownership comes with a hotel-style service team. The developer lists concierge reception, butler service and housekeeping, 24-hour valet and security, poolside food and beverage service and a custom Mr. C Residences app. Its July 2026 announcement adds pet care, package handling, travel coordination and in-home dining. According to the developer’s site, owners also get preferred rates on hotel stays, signature dining and invitations to select events across the Mr. C portfolio.

The developer puts the interior amenities on the eighth level: billiards, a library and business lounge, the Mr. C spa with sauna and steam rooms, a fitness center, and yoga, Pilates and Peloton studios. Outdoors there’s a garden-level lap pool with cabanas, a pool bar and lounge, an outdoor cinema, a bocce court and Little C’s playground. Dining runs from Bellini Café and Bellini Restaurant to in-residence dining and event catering, plus a rooftop hotel pool and bar. Our branded residences guide compares service models across brands.

What should buyers confirm about the dining and the rental program?

Two details in the developer’s own disclosures matter. Bellini Rooftop is a private members’ lounge, and the fact sheet states that private club membership is not included in the condominium purchase. The developer’s legal disclaimer also says the restaurants are expected to operate from commercial units sold to third parties, with no assurance of the final operators. If the Bellini program or the rental option drives your decision, confirm membership terms, any rental-program agreement, owner-use rules and fees in the offering documents during Florida’s 15-day rescission period.

How does Mr. C West Palm Beach differ from Mr. C Boca Raton?

Mr. C Residences Boca Raton is the quieter, residence-only option: 133 residences in a 12-story tower with no hotel component, which launched sales in May 2026 from about $1.7 million. West Palm Beach is the urban hotel-condo: taller, denser and further along in construction, and brokerage materials describe an optional hotel rental program for its furnished Resort Residences.

The decision logic: buyers wanting hands-off rental income and hotel energy choose West Palm; those wanting a lower-density, owners-only building with a rooftop resort deck choose Boca. Our complete Mr. C Boca Raton guide takes the sibling apart line by line.

How does Mr. C compare with other West Palm Beach branded towers?

On Haute Residence’s New Developments cards (as of October 1, 2026), Mr. C has the lowest listed entry among West Palm Beach’s branded towers: from $1.4 million (about $1,100 per square foot), 146 residences, est. 2027. Banyan Tree Residences West Palm Beach lists from $1.8 million (about $1,200 per square foot), 88 residences, est. 2029. The Ritz-Carlton Residences, West Palm Beach lists from $3 million (about $1,600), 138 residences, est. 2028. The Residences at Mandarin Oriental, West Palm Beach lists from $3.9 million (about $1,800), 87 residences, est. 2030. For the full side-by-side, see our West Palm Beach branded residences comparison and Olara vs Alba vs Mr. C.

When will Mr. C West Palm Beach be completed, and what are the deposits?

Terra and Sympatico unveiled the project in October 2023 and launched sales in February 2024. It broke ground in August 2025 with a $285 million construction loan from TYKO Capital, and Florida YIMBY reported the superstructure at about the 16th of 27 floors on August 3, 2026. In July 2026 the developers said completion is slated for 2027, and Haute Residence lists estimated delivery in 2027. Earlier versions of this guide said 2026. Plan around 2027.

The tower hadn’t topped out as of that August report, and a marketing year isn’t a contractual guarantee, so check the outside completion date in your purchase agreement. The developer doesn’t publish a deposit schedule, so current deposit terms are available on request. Groundbreaking has already happened, so ask how any milestone-based deposits apply to a contract signed now, and get the schedule in writing. Under Florida Statute 718.202, deposits up to 10 percent of the price must be held in escrow; amounts above that can fund construction only if the contract allows it. Our guide to buying pre-construction in South Florida covers the process, and our West Palm Beach new development tracker follows Mr. C alongside the city’s other towers.

Mr. C Residences West Palm Beach FAQ

How much do Mr. C Residences West Palm Beach condos cost?

Haute Residence’s New Developments card lists Mr. C Residences West Palm Beach from $1.4 million, about $1,100 per square foot at entry, as of October 1, 2026. The developers reported residences more than 85 percent sold in July 2026, so remaining lines may price above that. Request the current sheet for line-by-line numbers before you compare.

When will Mr. C Residences West Palm Beach be completed?

The developers, Terra and Sympatico Real Estate, said in July 2026 that completion is slated for 2027, and Haute Residence lists estimated delivery in 2027. Earlier coverage, including previous versions of this guide, cited 2026. A marketing year is not a contractual guarantee, so check the outside completion date in your purchase agreement.

Where is Mr. C Residences West Palm Beach?

It is in downtown West Palm Beach. The developer’s fact sheet lists 327 Okeechobee Boulevard, current MLS listings use 383 Okeechobee Boulevard, and construction reports cite 320 Lakeview Avenue. The sales gallery is at 401 South Olive Avenue. According to the developer, residences look out over the Intracoastal Waterway and the downtown skyline.

How many residences and hotel suites are there?

The 27-story tower holds 146 private residences and 110 Mr. C hotel guest suites, according to the developer’s fact sheet. Brokerage materials split the residences into 57 furnished Resort Residences on floors 2 through 8 and 89 Tower Residences on floors 9 through 20. The New Developments card lists one- to three-bedroom plans plus penthouses.

How much of Mr. C West Palm Beach is sold?

The developers reported residences more than 85 percent sold in a July 2026 announcement, with Terra CEO David Martin citing strong buyer response. Florida YIMBY reported the project about 70 percent sold when its construction financing closed in 2025. Remaining selection is limited, so request the current availability sheet before planning around a specific line.

Can owners rent their residences?

It depends on the collection. Brokerage materials describe the furnished Resort Residences on floors 2 through 8 as free of rental restrictions, with optional participation in a hotel rental program. They describe the Tower Residences on floors 9 through 20 as carrying a six-month rental minimum. Confirm the rules and any program agreement in the condominium documents.

Are the Bellini restaurant and rooftop lounge included with ownership?

Not automatically. The developer lists Bellini Restaurant, Bellini Café, in-residence dining and Bellini Rooftop, a private members’ lounge, but its fact sheet says private club membership isn’t included in the purchase. Its disclaimer adds that restaurants will operate from commercial units sold to third parties, so confirm operators and membership terms.

Weighing Mr. C against other West Palm Beach options? Compare every tracked project on the New Developments index, open the Mr. C Residences West Palm Beach project page read our West Palm Beach new developments guide or explore the West Palm Beach neighborhood guide.

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Sources: Haute Residence Mr. C Residences West Palm Beach project page (pricing and availability last updated August 2026) and New Developments cards, checked October 1, 2026; the developer’s official site, mrcresidenceswpb.com, and its fact sheet (August 2024 edition), checked October 1, 2026; the developers’ sales announcement, July 7, 2026, as reported by PROFILEmiami, and Florida Weekly, August 24, 2026; Florida YIMBY construction report, August 3, 2026; Mr. C Residences Boca Raton sales launch, May 2026; current MLS listings and brokerage marketing pages for the project, checked October 1, 2026; Florida Statutes 718.202 and 718.503. Figures are subject to change; confirm on the current sheet. Not legal or investment advice.

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