The Berkeley
Waterfront residences on Clear Lake — from $2.1M
A new standard of waterfront living
Rising 25 stories over Clear Lake, The Berkeley brings estate-scale residences to one of West Palm Beach's most coveted waterfront settings. Developed by Al Adelson — the developer behind The Bristol — and designed by Arquitectonica, the tower pairs architectural presence with calm, light-filled interiors, generous terraces, and water, skyline, and city views. Moments from downtown West Palm Beach and the cultural corridor. Delivery expected 2028.
2 to 5-bedroom residences, plus penthouses
Pricing and availability change as the developer releases inventory. Contact me for today's availability, floor plans, and VIP pricing.
Resort-level, every day
See The Berkeley
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Clear Lake, minutes from everything
550 S Australian Avenue — on the shores of Clear Lake, moments from downtown West Palm Beach, CityPlace, the Norton Museum, the Kravis Center, and Palm Beach International Airport.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are prices starting from at The Berkeley?
Prices at The Berkeley start from $2.1M. Final pricing depends on the floor plan, view, floor level, and selected upgrades — contact me for current availability and pricing.
Do I need a real estate agent to buy new construction?
You're not required to have one, but it's strongly recommended. The sales team at the development represents the developer — not you. Having your own agent costs you nothing out of pocket (the developer pays the commission) and means someone is protecting your interests, reviewing contracts, and negotiating upgrades and terms on your behalf.
How do deposits and payments work on new construction?
Typically you'll put down a deposit at contract signing, with additional deposits tied to construction milestones. The balance is due at closing. Exact schedules vary by developer — I'll walk you through the specific terms before you sign anything.
Can foreigners buy new construction in Florida?
Yes. Anyone can buy property in Florida, regardless of citizenship. Financing options differ for foreign nationals versus U.S. residents — I'll connect you with lenders experienced in international buyers.
Are there HOA fees?
Yes — all new developments have HOA dues covering amenities, maintenance, insurance, and reserves. Amounts vary by community and unit type. Contact me for the current HOA figures at The Berkeley.
Is buying new construction a good investment in South Florida?
New construction in Palm Beach County has historically performed well due to strong demand and limited land for new development. That said, every investment depends on the specific project, pricing, and your timeline — I'll give you an honest assessment for The Berkeley and your goals.
Want floor plans and current availability?
I work directly with the Berkeley sales team. Reach out and I'll send current inventory, floor plans, and pricing — in English or Português.
All images are artist's renderings provided by the developer for illustrative purposes only. Pricing, availability, and amenities subject to change without notice. Lucy Silva, Lokation Real Estate.