The Berkeley

Welcome to The Berkeley

Steps from downtown West Palm Beach, The Berkeley overlooks Clear Lake with expansive residences, flow-through layouts, private elevator vestibules, and large terraces. Designed by Arquitectonica and developed by Al Adelson of The Bristol.

The Berkeley is positioned at the gateway to downtown West Palm Beach with direct connection to cultural institutions, dining, and retail. The property is minutes from the Kravis Center, City Place, Brightline station, Cleveland Clinic expansion, and the upcoming Vanderbilt University graduate campus. Palm Beach Island and the Atlantic Ocean are easily reached via Fern Street. Palm Beach International Airport is nearby for convenient travel.

Amenities

The Berkeley’s amenities create a seamless blend of serene retreats and lively dining settings, elevated by ocean and lake views.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Where Is The Berkeley Located?

The Berkeley is planned near Clear Lake in West Palm Beach. Public materials have used 601/621 Clearwater Park Road and the alternate marketing address 550 South Australian Avenue; buyers should confirm the project’s legal address in the offering documents.

2. Who Is Developing and Designing The Berkeley?

Allan Adelson/Adelson Group is developing the project with Carlos and Tommy Morrison of Sympatico, with Windsor Private Capital referenced as a strategic participant. Arquitectonica is identified as architect in launch reporting.

3. How Many Residences Are Planned?

Current reporting describes 193 residences in an approximately 25-story tower. Marketing has referenced two- to four-bedroom-plus-flex plans and select larger homes; published sizes have generally ranged from about 2,000 to 5,000 square feet. The prospectus controls.

4. What Amenities Are Planned?

Plans promote family and adults-only pools, rooftop leisure, spa and fitness spaces, children’s and teen areas, resident lounges and dining, coworking/boardroom space, golf simulator, and dog-run/grooming amenities. The final program can change during development.

5. Has Construction Started, and When Will The Berkeley Be Completed?

Groundbreaking was reported in July 2026. Older sales materials targeted 2027, while newer reporting has cited 2029; that discrepancy is material. Publish only a delivery date confirmed in writing by the developer and disclose that it is estimated.

6. What Are the Parking, Pet, and Rental Rules?

Pet-oriented amenities do not establish pet limits, and final unit parking and leasing terms were not verified in current official public materials. Request the declaration, rules, proposed budget, parking schedule, and management agreement.

7. What Does a Residence at The Berkeley Cost?

Archived marketing has shown wide price ranges, but those figures may be stale and are not live availability. Obtain a date-stamped unit schedule identifying plan, exposure, interior and terrace area, parking, deposits, estimated fees, and closing costs.

8. What Should a Buyer Investigate About the Location?

Review the exact view corridor, distance to Clear Lake and downtown destinations, planned surrounding development, traffic, flood and wind exposure, construction phasing, and walkability. Visit the site rather than relying solely on renderings.