Michael Dell-backed firm spent $375m upgrading Boca Raton resort; 40% condos sold
An impressive $875 million investment is set to transform The Boca Raton resort into a luxurious haven of residential condominiums. With around 40% of these high-end residences already reserved, pricing starts at $8.95 million and can exceed $20 million. This revitalization forms part of the resort's centennial celebrations scheduled for 2026, with construction commencing the same year and…
A $375 million renovation program is transforming The Boca Raton resort into a luxury residential destination in Florida. Approximately 40% of the planned 75 high-end condominiums have already been sold, according to reports. The Michael Dell-backed firm behind the project spent about $375 million upgrading the property since acquiring it for $875 million in 2019.
The development aims to blend luxury real estate with the resort's existing amenities and services, including a butler service, rooftop pool, spa, gym and members-only lounge. Prices for the first residences start at $8.95 million and go up to over $20 million. The residential complex, designed by Hart Howerton and with interiors by Pembrooke & Ives, is expected to be completed by 2029.
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