Banyan Tree Residences West Palm Beach: Prices, Floor Plans & Available Units

West Palm Beach has spent the past several years turning from Palm Beach's quieter neighbor into a luxury market of its own. The finance-sector relocations often shorthanded as Wall Street South brought a new class of buyer to the downtown core, and development followed: South Flagler House pushed pricing to new highs, and projects like Olara, the Ritz-Carlton Residences, and Alba Palm Beach reshaped the waterfront. Banyan Tree Residences West Palm Beach enters that market at 400 Hibiscus Street, in the heart of downtown, and it arrives carrying something none of those projects has, a hospitality brand making its first residential move in the United States.

Banyan Tree is a Singapore-founded luxury hospitality group best known for resort properties across Asia and Europe, with a portfolio spanning Phuket, Bangkok, Cabo Marques, and Manila. According to Robb Report, the group debuted its first standalone residential project in Madrid in May 2025, and West Palm Beach is the next step in that expansion and the brand's first stateside residential address. The developers are Mast Capital and JCZM Development, per the official fact sheet, with the condominium developed by 400 Hibiscus Acquisitions, LLC. The design team is unusually deep for a building of this size: OMA on architecture, Yabu Pushelberg on interiors, Enea Landscape Architecture on landscape, and Creative Art Partners running the art program.

The building is a 26-story dual-form tower holding just 88 private residences, plus a limited penthouse collection. Every residence is a corner unit running one to four bedrooms, with wraparound terraces and panoramic views from every exposure, and most include direct elevator entry. Ceilings are 10 feet clear behind floor-to-ceiling impact-resistant glass. Kitchens by Yabu Pushelberg combine natural stone, brushed metals, integrated lighting, and fluted glass, fully equipped with Sub-Zero and Wolf appliance suites including integrated wine coolers. Primary bathrooms carry the brand's signature rain shower in five-fixture layouts with freestanding tubs, and residences are prewired for motorized shades and smart home technology. Prices start at $1.9 million per Robb Report. Whether a hospitality name justifies its premium is a question I work through in my guide to whether branded residences are worth the premium.

The amenity program is where the Banyan Tree brand asserts itself hardest. An entire floor is devoted to wellbeing, anchored by a full-service spa and an expansive reflection and meditation garden, with a deluxe treatment room, rainforest showers, hammam, steam and sauna, soaking baths, cold plunge, cryotherapy, a meditation dome, and an ice fountain. Beyond that floor, the building carries an indoor and outdoor fitness pavilion, a fully serviced signature pool with cabanas, a juice bar, a garden bar and lounge, an open-air cinema, a golf simulator and screening room, a rooftop amenity deck, a speakeasy, a meeting room, a children's discovery garden, a pet retreat, an outdoor putting green, and a reflection lounge. A dedicated 24-hour host anchors the service program, supported by staff trained to the standard Banyan Tree runs across its resorts. Owners also receive Sanctuary Club access to more than 100 Banyan Group properties in over 20 countries, with priority reservations and preferred rates.

The location puts residents moments from the Intracoastal Waterway and within reach of CityPlace, Royal Poinciana Plaza, Palm Beach Island, and Worth Avenue, with a porte-cochere for private arrival. This is a pre-construction offering, which means the developer releases pricing, deposit terms, floor plans, and availability on a price sheet that changes through the sales cycle, and the sales gallery at 400 Hibiscus Street is open by appointment. I am the contact for all of it. If you want the current price sheet, want to know which exposures hold the water views, or want me to weigh Banyan Tree against the other West Palm Beach branded launches before you reserve, call me at 305-964-8614 or visit the contact page.