The Meyer Lucas Team spent a morning at the Nora House sales gallery on North Railroad Avenue, walking through the finishes, floor plans, and renderings for one of the newest towers to launch in West Palm Beach. Here's what we saw, what it means for buyers, and where it fits for anyone weighing a move into the city's north side.
Nora House is an 11-story condominium tower with 117 residences, currently in pre-construction sales at 1105 N. Dixie Highway in West Palm Beach's Nora District. It's the first residential building to launch within the district's broader $1 billion master plan, developed by the Ronto Group in partnership with Place Projects, NDT Development, and Wheelock Street Capital. The building is designed by Swedroe Architecture, with interiors by Lillian Wu Studio, and sales and marketing are handled by Douglas Elliman Development Marketing.
Residences range from two to four bedrooms, with living area running from roughly 1,700 square feet up to more than 6,700 square feet in the pool-level penthouses. Pricing currently starts in the low $2 millions. Groundbreaking is targeted for mid-2027, with completion expected in 2029.
Walk the amenity list and the intended resident comes into focus. Two pickleball courts. A two-lane bowling alley with its own bar. A golf simulator. A sports and games lounge with billiards and arcade games. A yoga lawn, plus hot and cold plunge pools and a wellness studio outfitted with Technogym equipment. Two full rooftop levels built around movement and gathering, and a fourth-floor terrace level with a quieter lap pool, a spa, and six private guest suites for visiting family.
Most new luxury towers along the water in Palm Beach County lean toward formal dining rooms and library lounges, amenities suited to a slower daily pace. Nora House takes a different approach, with a program built for someone still working, still traveling, and still willing to walk three blocks on a Tuesday night because a new taqueria opened and people are talking about it.
The finishes in the sales gallery read modern and warm, wide-plank flooring, natural stone, and a materials palette built for people who want their home to feel curated without feeling cold. Floor plans start with efficient two-bedroom layouts around 1,700 square feet and run through four-bedroom residences and pool-level penthouses past 6,700 square feet, each with generous terrace space and views of the city skyline, the Intracoastal, or the ocean depending on floor and exposure.
Every unit treats the terrace as a real extension of the living space rather than an afterthought balcony, which fits the building's broader bet on indoor-outdoor, walkable living.
Nora House sits inside the Nora District, a roughly 40-acre neighborhood on West Palm Beach's north side with an official Walk Score of 100. Current tenants include Pastis, the New York-founded French bistro known for steak frites and rosé-heavy brunches; Indaco Bakery; Sunday Motor Co. Cafe; Del Mar's Mediterranean; Loco Taqueria & Oyster Bar; H&H Bagels; Celis Juice Bar; Sports & Rec's sports bar; Van Leeuwen Creamery; Warby Parker; Le Labo; Solidcore; Sweat440; and a growing set of salons and boutiques.
Fall 2026 brings the district's next milestone: The Nora Hotel, a 201-key boutique property from BD Hotels and hospitality developer Sean MacPherson, known for The Bowery Hotel and The Mercer in New York City. For residents of Nora House, this activity sits at the base of the building. The lobby opens directly onto the district rather than requiring a drive to reach it.
When will Nora House be completed?
Groundbreaking is targeted for mid-2027, with completion expected in 2029.
How much do residences at Nora House cost?
Pricing currently starts in the low $2 millions, according to the developer's sales gallery.
Where is Nora House located?
Nora House is located at 1105 N. Dixie Highway in West Palm Beach, inside the Nora District on the city's north side. The sales gallery is at 955 N Railroad Avenue, Suite B.
Is Nora House a good fit for young professionals and active buyers?
The amenity program, two pickleball courts, a golf simulator, a two-lane bowling alley, and a wellness studio built around movement and gathering, sets it apart from the quieter amenity packages found in many retirement-oriented luxury towers along the coast.
Who is developing Nora House?
The Ronto Group is developing the building in partnership with Place Projects, NDT Development, and Wheelock Street Capital. Douglas Elliman Development Marketing is handling sales.
Buying pre-construction involves a different process than buying an existing home: reservation deposits, developer contracts, and construction milestones spread across a multi-year timeline before closing. The Meyer Lucas Team has walked the sales gallery, reviewed the floor plans directly, and can speak to how the building fits into the broader Nora District plan and the West Palm Beach market around it.
Contact us for current floor plan availability, pricing tiers, and next steps on reserving a residence.
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