Banyan Tree Residences West Palm Beach

The Roebling Research Desk · October 2026

Banyan Tree Residences West Palm Beach introduces the hospitality brand's residential concept to a downtown site at Hibiscus Street and South Dixie Highway. The proposed homes bring together architecture by OMA, interiors by Yabu Pushelberg and landscape design by Enea. Corner layouts and an extensive wellness program define the project's appeal.

A March 24, 2026 announcement from Banyan Group, the brand partner, reported the launch of sales by the project's developer, 400 Hibiscus Acquisitions, LLC. Local reporting documented Downtown Action Committee approval in August. The profile describes a proposed development; approval and sales activity do not establish that the residences or services are operating.

Offering limitation for New York residents. The developer's legal notice, read October 14, 2026, states that the offering is neither made in the State of New York nor made to residents of New York, and that no sale to a New York resident will occur until required registration or an exemption is in place. Confirm the current position with the developer before relying on any New York purchase.

At a glance

• Location: Hibiscus Street and South Dixie Highway, West Palm Beach
• Reported project address: 400 Hibiscus Street
• Ownership: Proposed condominium development
• Published scale: 88 private residences
• Residence mix: One to four bedrooms, with a penthouse collection
• Development sponsors: Mast Capital and Curated JCZM Development
• Design team: OMA, Yabu Pushelberg and Enea Landscape Architecture

A downtown building organized around corner homes

The advertised residence program gives every home a corner position and wraparound terrace. Direct private elevator entry is planned for most residences. Multiple exposures can create a different daily experience from a single-frontage apartment, offering choices about where to sit, work or dine as light moves through the day.

The interior program emphasizes natural stone, hardwood floors and custom millwork. Yabu Pushelberg's proposed kitchens combine stone, metal and fluted glass with Sub-Zero and Wolf appliances. These details describe the intended material character; the selected residence's specifications establish its actual finish package.

The site's downtown position is integral to the choice. Approval reporting places it near CityPlace, several blocks inland from the Intracoastal. Buyers should evaluate the surrounding streets and neighboring buildings along with the proposed view. A corner layout provides more than one outlook, but it does not guarantee an open water view from every room.

Wellbeing and residential service

The proposed amenity collection devotes an entire floor to wellbeing, including spa facilities and a reflection and meditation garden. Indoor and outdoor fitness areas, a serviced pool, garden lounge, open-air cinema, meeting space and children's discovery garden extend the program beyond the apartment.

Official materials also describe a residential host and benefits through Banyan Group's Sanctuary Club. The latter includes preferred resort access and rates, with some benefits subject to availability. It is useful to distinguish the local building's services from travel benefits offered across the brand's wider portfolio.

The key purchase distinction

Identify the residential rights and brand benefits separately. The project's legal materials identify 400 Hibiscus Acquisitions, LLC as the developer and describe licensed brand relationships. Establish which services appear in the condominium budget, which involve separate charges and what terms govern continuing Sanctuary Club benefits. Brand affiliation alone does not convey ownership in a hotel or guarantee a particular reservation.

The official website labels 400 Hibiscus Street as its sales gallery; independent approval reporting also identifies the development site there. Confirm the current appointment location and the address on the legal offering documents before a visit.

Buildings to compare

• Mr. C Residences adds hotel and private members lounge uses to a downtown residential program.
• The Berkeley offers lakefront terraces and flex rooms with a different relationship to downtown.
• Esplanade Grande provides an established condominium comparison near the downtown waterfront.

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