For the buyer who reads a building by its wellness engineering rather than its label: here the spa is a full floor, the brand runs a hundred resorts, and both facts belong in the documents.
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Banyan Tree Residences stands at 400 Hibiscus Street in downtown West Palm Beach: 88 private residences plus a penthouse collection, designed by OMA with interiors by Yabu Pushelberg and landscape by Enea, developed by 400 Hibiscus Acquisitions, LLC and presented as Mast Capital and Curated JCZM Development. The developer publishes no entry price in the filed materials, and no completion date either; this page prints no figure and invents no calendar. What to know before you buy is that the purchase is the brand's service culture installed in a downtown tower: a full wellness floor, a dedicated 24 hour host team, and Sanctuary Club privileges across more than 100 Banyan Group properties.
Every home is a corner residence: one to four bedrooms with wraparound terraces, 10 foot ceilings, floor to ceiling impact glass and direct elevator entry in most homes. Kitchens are by Yabu Pushelberg with Sub-Zero and Wolf appliances; primary baths carry rain showers and sculptural freestanding tubs. The corner condition is the positional fact of the building: light and view on two sides in every line, in a downtown position moments from the Intracoastal Waterway and near Worth Avenue, CityPlace and Royal Poinciana Plaza. The position is read in Banyan Tree: where is it and is it on the water, and the full program is in Banyan Tree: what are the amenities.
The wellness offer is a full floor, not a room: a reflection and meditation garden, treatment rooms, rainforest showers, a hammam, steam, a sauna, soaking baths, a cold plunge, cryotherapy, a meditation dome and an ice fountain. Around it sit a signature pool with cabanas, a juice bar, a garden bar and lounge, an open air cinema, a golf simulator, a speakeasy, a rooftop amenity deck, a children's discovery garden, a pet retreat and a putting green. The desk reads wellness claims against systems and staffing, and the question here is the same as on every branded floor: which of these rooms are staffed, by whom, and funded from which line of the first budget. What the name itself carries is set out in Banyan Tree: what the brand does.
Owners join The Sanctuary Club, with priority access and preferred rates across more than 100 Banyan Group properties in more than 20 countries, and a dedicated 24 hour host and service team trained in Banyan Tree hospitality serves the building. That network is the differentiator against its West Palm Beach neighbours, including South Flagler House: what to know before you buy, whose argument is architecture and a dated delivery; the two are also weighed directly in Banyan Tree or South Flagler House. Banyan Tree's open fact is its calendar: the filed materials publish no completion date, which makes the purchase agreement's outside date and extension rights the decisive pages. The developer published deposit schedule of May 2026 runs in general terms as staged deposits at contract milestones with the majority due at closing. The first call is framed in who should I call about buying in West Palm Beach.
Developer materials for Banyan Tree Residences West Palm Beach (400 Hibiscus Acquisitions, LLC; presented as Mast Capital and Curated JCZM Development), including the developer fact sheet and the May 2026 deposit schedule, verified October 2026. No entry price and no completion date are published in the filed materials. Compiled by the desk at Miami Dossier.
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