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Intracoastal residential redevelopment: How It Compares

2026-11-10 · 6 min read · By Kelby Contreras

Representative imagery of Intracoastal residential redevelopment, Delray Beach; official renderings on request

This note is a comparison read on Intracoastal residential redevelopment in Delray Beach, Palm Beach: how the project lines up against the nearby new construction it competes with for the same buyers. This article is written to complement the project's own buyer guide on this site rather than repeat it. Every factual claim below carries a dated source, cited inline and opening in a new tab, and anything that could not be verified reads exactly "Contact for current information."

How it compares with nearby developments

Intracoastal residential redevelopment is an under-construction Mixed-use in Delray Beach, Palm Beach , developed by Edwards Companies; 1112 Development. , with condominiums, apartments, retail. As with any new construction, the facts that matter most are the current ones: today's price list, today's availability, and today's timeline, all of which move as phases sell.

The verified record on this page shows the project as under construction. That status carries a dated citation (Florida YIMBY and Commercial Observer , verified November 2026). The completion evidence reviewed for this article points to Phased through 2027-2028. See the citation (Behind the Hedges and Vickie Real Estate , verified November 2026).

Reported pricing for the project has been published from roughly About $1.55M-$27.5M across projects and estates. The price band carries a dated citation (Coastal Star , verified November 2026). Published price-list dates are only reference points: the figures shown are the ones the cited sources recorded, and current pricing changes as phases sell. Contact for current information on today's price list.

The verified record

Each fact below is one this article could confirm against a dated, clickable source. Facts carry the verification date recorded with them (verified November 2026); where a fact could not be verified, this article says so plainly and reads "Contact for current information" rather than guessing.

  • Atlantic Crossing Phase II by Edwards Companies at 777 E Atlantic Avenue at the Intracoastal bridge adds a four-story building with 15 condos and retail, plus a three-story building with retail and 50,000 sq ft of office; Phase II broke ground September 2024 with a $119M Bank of America construction loan Florida YIMBY and Commercial Observer , verified November 2026.
  • Full build-out of Atlantic Crossing plans 261 apartments, 82 condos, about 83,000 sq ft of offices and about 77,000 sq ft of retail and dining; exact condo pricing had not been formally released as of reporting Coastal Star , verified November 2026.
  • Onix Delray Beach near the Intracoastal marina district (318 SE 5th Avenue) is a 26-condo, four-story building with vertical construction from May 2025, prices from $1.549M, estimated completion 2027-2028 in some reporting Behind the Hedges and Vickie Real Estate , verified November 2026.
  • The Historic Marina District shows active estate redevelopment, such as The Montecito, a seven-bedroom, 12,778 sq ft waterfront home with 120 feet of Intracoastal frontage completed June 2026 and listed at $27.5M Fancy Pants Homes , verified November 2026.

What to confirm before you commit

The buyer-guide page for Intracoastal residential redevelopment on this site walks the full spec sheet: floor plans, finishes, deposit structure, and the developer contract. This article deliberately does not repeat those details. Before any decision, confirm the items that always move:

  • The current price list and any published price-list dates, including what is actually available at that price. Contact for current information.
  • The deposit schedule and cancellation terms, confirmed in writing with the developer. Contact for current information.
  • Monthly HOA or condominium fees, the reserve position, and any special assessments on the table. Contact for current information.
  • Rental rules and any board approval or right of first refusal that applies to the building. Contact for current information.
  • The current completion timeline and what happens if it slips. Contact for current information.

How it fits your strategy

Start with the full buyer guide for Intracoastal residential redevelopment, then use the new construction directory to compare it against every other tracked project. The guide to buying new construction explains deposits, timelines, and incentives, the luxury homes overview positions it against the wider market, and the consultation page is where a private conversation about this project starts.

Nearby developments to compare

Written by Kelby Contreras, Florida Luxury Real Estate. Prices, availability, and completion dates change frequently; confirm current terms before committing.

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