Ritz-Carlton Residences Palm Beach Gardens: The Complete Guide to the Gardens’ First Branded Address
Catalfumo Companies is delivering 106 estate-scale residences on 14 Intracoastal acres at 2200 PGA Boulevard — with a 29-slip private marina, a $401 million completion loan, and a 2026 finish line. Here is the full buyer’s brief on Palm Beach Gardens’ first branded address.
Where is the Ritz-Carlton Residences Palm Beach Gardens, and what is being built?
The project occupies 14 contiguous waterfront acres at 2200 PGA Boulevard in Palm Beach Gardens, where Catalfumo Companies is building 106 condominiums across three seven-story buildings with more than 850 feet of Intracoastal frontage and a private 29-slip marina.
Developer Dan Catalfumo has called the site “a once-in-a-lifetime assembly that can never be reproduced on the Intracoastal again with a marina”. The low-slung, 85-foot-tall buildings are designed by Spina O’Rourke + Partners, with interiors by Susurrus and The Decorators Unlimited, and Douglas Elliman Development Marketing leading sales. It is the first branded residential address in Palm Beach Gardens — the market shift we examined in our Palm Beach Gardens branded-residence conversation — and the marina accommodates vessels of 45 to 75 feet with direct access toward the Palm Beach Inlet.
What are prices and unit mix at the Ritz-Carlton Palm Beach Gardens?
Residences run 3,400 to 6,500-plus square feet and are priced from roughly $4 million to more than $10 million. Published tier pricing starts at $4.5 million for three-bedroom-plus-den lines.
These are estate-scale homes, not compact flats: three-bedroom-plus-den residences of 2,780–3,200 SF from $4.5 million; four-bedroom-plus-den of 3,500–4,200 SF from $6 million; five-bedroom-plus-den of 4,500–5,000 SF from $8 million-plus; and Grand Terrace residences of 3,800-plus SF interior with a 1,834 SF terrace from $7 million-plus. The projected sellout is approximately $500 million. The table below sets the tiers against West Palm Beach’s branded comparables.
Ritz-Carlton Palm Beach Gardens pricing tiers vs. West Palm Beach branded comparables. Sources: Manhattan Miami broker listings; The Real Deal; luxlifemiamiblog/David Siddons Group.
What does the Ritz-Carlton brand add at resale?
The Ritz-Carlton flag brings hotel-grade service standards — dedicated concierge, kitchen stocking, pet care and reservations management — plus global brand recognition that historically widens the buyer pool at resale. Exact premiums vary by market:
Branded residences trade on trust: buyers pay for enforced service standards, professionally managed common areas, and a name that travels internationally — critical for the out-of-state and overseas purchasers driving Palm Beach County demand. Within this project, the amenity program backs the flag: a 100-foot infinity-edge pool with full-service cabanas, a waterfront entertainment pavilion, two private dining rooms, a wellness center and spa, game room, children’s club, pickleball courts, dog park and guest suites. For how the brand calculus plays out across the county’s flags, see our Mandarin Oriental vs. Ritz-Carlton vs. Banyan Tree vs. Mr. C comparison and our master guide to branded residences.
How does Palm Beach Gardens compare to West Palm Beach for value?
Palm Beach Gardens buys more house for the money: Ritz-Carlton residences average 3,400–6,500+ SF from about $4 million, while West Palm Beach’s branded entries — Mandarin Oriental from $3.5 million for 2,151 SF and up — deliver smaller homes at comparable entry tickets.
The trade is square footage and marina access versus downtown energy. West Palm Beach offers walkable proximity to the Square, Worth Avenue across the bridges, and the office towers drawing Wall Street tenants — the momentum we track in our August 2026 West Palm Beach condo tracker. Palm Beach Gardens counters with PGA Boulevard’s country-club ecosystem, top-rated schools, and a seven-story scale that feels residential rather than urban. On a per-square-foot basis, the Gardens product is priced meaningfully below high-floor West Palm waterfront towers such as Olara and South Flagler House at their upper lines —
What is the delivery timeline — and what are the risks?
Exterior construction on all three buildings was complete by November 2025, with delivery targeted for spring 2026 and later reported as summer 2026. More than 50 percent of the 106 units were sold as of November 2025.
The financing story matters for buyers assessing completion risk: in May 2026, Catalfumo secured a $401 million floating-rate completion loan from Northwind Group, arranged by Berkadia, layered on top of $340 million from Madison Realty Capital in 2023 — at least $741 million in total project debt against an estimated $500 million sellout. Sales launched in 2022, and the towers topped off in January 2025, so construction risk is largely behind the project; the open questions are final absorption pace at the upper tiers and closing timing. Buyers new to this stage of the cycle should review our guide on how to buy a pre-construction condo in South Florida and the broader August 2026 pre-construction monthly.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is developing the Ritz-Carlton Residences Palm Beach Gardens?
Catalfumo Companies, the Palm Beach Gardens firm led by CEO Dan Catalfumo.
How many residences are there?
106 condominiums across three seven-story buildings on 14 waterfront acres.
What do residences cost?
Roughly $4 million to more than $10 million; tier pricing starts at $4.5 million for three-bedroom-plus-den lines.
How large are the residences?
Approximately 3,400 to 6,500-plus square feet, among the largest floor plans in any Ritz-Carlton residential project in Florida.
Is there a marina?
Yes — a private 29-slip marina for vessels of 45 to 75 feet, with direct access toward the Palm Beach Inlet.
When does the project deliver?
Completion was targeted for spring 2026, later reported as summer 2026.
How are sales progressing?
More than 50 percent sold as of November 2025, against an estimated $500 million sellout.
Is this a hotel-condo?
No. It is a standalone branded residential project — Ritz-Carlton service standards without an on-site hotel.
Who handles sales?
Douglas Elliman Development Marketing.