Edgeworth vs Ritz Carlton Palm Beach: Comparing Two West Palm Beach Condos

Edgeworth and Ritz Carlton Palm Beach are both new condominium projects in West Palm Beach, Florida, and both sit at the upper end of the price range. They differ in entry price, residence mix and how much is currently published. Here is how they compare, based on the details available on LIQWD.

At a glance

• Edgeworth: condo, from US$2,500,000, 1–5 bedroom residences, built by Related Ross (Related Companies).
• Ritz Carlton Palm Beach: condo, from US$3,000,000 to US$12,000,000, 2–4 bedroom residences, built by Related Group and BH Group in partnership with Marriott International.

Price

Edgeworth has the lower published starting point at US$2,500,000. No upper price has been published, so you can't yet see how far its pricing extends.

Ritz Carlton Palm Beach starts at US$3,000,000, which is US$500,000 above Edgeworth's entry price. It publishes a range up to US$12,000,000, so the spread between the smaller and larger residences is wide.

If budget is the main constraint, Edgeworth's entry point is lower. Keep in mind that "from" prices usually describe the smallest or simplest residence. Comparing like with like means asking for pricing on the specific layout you want in each project.

Residence types and size

Edgeworth offers the broader bedroom range, from 1 to 5 bedrooms. That matters if you want a smaller residence, perhaps as a pied-à-terre or a lower-cost entry, or a very large family home. It also includes nine penthouses, each with a private elevator. Square footage hasn't been published.

Ritz Carlton Palm Beach starts at 2 bedrooms and tops out at 4. Residences run from approximately 1,500 to over 3,000 sq ft. There is no one-bedroom option, so it suits buyers who need more space from the outset.

Scale and building

Ritz Carlton Palm Beach is a 7-storey building with 106 residences. That is a fairly low-rise, limited-unit format, which some buyers prefer. Storey count and unit totals for Edgeworth haven't been published, so a comparison on scale isn't possible yet.

Timeline

Ritz Carlton Palm Beach lists an estimated completion of 2028. That is an estimate, and as with any pre-construction purchase, dates can shift. Edgeworth has no published occupancy date. If you need to plan around a move-in or a closing, you will need to ask the sales team directly before relying on either project.

Builder and brand

Both projects involve Related entities. Edgeworth is by Related Ross, part of Related Companies. Ritz Carlton Palm Beach is by Related Group and BH Group, in partnership with Marriott International. The Marriott partnership is part of that project's positioning. We haven't published details on services or amenities for either project, so confirm those with the builder instead of assuming.

Location

Both are in West Palm Beach, Florida, so location does not separate them at the city level. Exact sites and neighbourhood details aren't covered in the information available here, so check each map position on the listing pages.

Which fits your situation?

• Lower entry price or a smaller home: Edgeworth's US$2,500,000 starting point and 1-bedroom option are the relevant factors.
• Larger residences in a defined, smaller building: Ritz Carlton Palm Beach's 2–4 bedroom range, 1,500 to over 3,000 sq ft, and 106 units point that way.
• A private elevator penthouse: Edgeworth has nine such penthouses.
• A planned timeline: Ritz Carlton Palm Beach has an estimated 2028 completion. Edgeworth has none published.
• Investors: weigh the higher carrying cost of either project, the unconfirmed timelines, and your own plans for use or rental. Neither project's details support any assumption about returns.

Next steps

View the full listing on LIQWD for Edgeworth and Ritz Carlton Palm Beach. Then ask each sales team for current availability, floor plans, deposit structure and confirmed timing. Several details for both projects are still unpublished, and those answers may matter more than the headline numbers.