Olara West Palm Beach
Olara West Palm Beach is the tower that hired a celebrity chef as an amenity. Rising 26 stories at 1919 N. Flagler Drive, the New York developer Savanna's waterfront condominium pairs 275 two-to-four-bedroom residences with the first Palm Beaches restaurant from the José Andrés Group — an 8,500-square-foot waterfront dining room open to the public, plus private in-residence culinary services for owners. Designed by Arquitectonica's Bernardo Fort-Brescia with interiors by Gabellini Sheppard, and wrapped in 80,000 square feet of amenities, Olara targets 2027–2028 delivery for buyers who consider food a lifestyle category.
Olara West Palm Beach...
Olara West Palm Beach
Olara West Palm Beach is the tower that hired a celebrity chef as an amenity. Rising 26 stories at 1919 N. Flagler Drive, the New York developer Savanna's waterfront condominium pairs 275 two-to-four-bedroom residences with the first Palm Beaches restaurant from the José Andrés Group — an 8,500-square-foot waterfront dining room open to the public, plus private in-residence culinary services for owners. Designed by Arquitectonica's Bernardo Fort-Brescia with interiors by Gabellini Sheppard, and wrapped in 80,000 square feet of amenities, Olara targets 2027–2028 delivery for buyers who consider food a lifestyle category.
Olara West Palm Beach Frequently Asked Questions
❯ What exactly is the José Andrés restaurant arrangement?
The José Andrés Group will operate a ground-floor waterfront restaurant open to the public — the chef's first concept in the Palm Beaches — while residents get exclusive extras: private in-residence dining, food and beverage service across the amenity spaces, and priority access. It is a meaningful step beyond the usual "celebrity chef consulted on the menu" claim, a real, staffed, permanent operation — and a major reason Olara West Palm Beach leads with food.
❯ I heard there are two towers — condos and rentals?
Correct. The 26-story tower holds the 275 for-sale condominiums; a second tower on the same 3.4-acre assemblage will hold 170 rental apartments, built simultaneously. They are separate buildings with separate ownership — condo buyers aren't subsidizing rentals — but the shared waterfront campus, marina, and dining give the project a small-neighborhood feel.
❯ What's the wellness program like?
At Olara West Palm Beach, wellness is arguably the second headline after dining. The 13,000-square-foot fitness center is programmed by The Wright Fit with an open-air yoga deck, performance training zones, and a recovery spa; the spa itself includes a Japanese-style onsen, sauna, steam and treatment rooms, cold plunge, and meditation rooms. A Sollis Health partnership adds concierge medical access — a genuinely unusual amenity.
❯ How does the marina work?
The development includes a private dock with slips for residents plus two "house" yachts available for resident use, staffed by a seafaring concierge. On this stretch of the Intracoastal, dockage is among the scarcest luxuries — buildings that offer it hold a durable premium.
❯ What is the construction and delivery timeline?
Vertical construction was at the 15th of 26 floors by August 2026, with phased delivery expected from late 2026 into 2028. Savanna secured a $380 million construction loan, and Olara West Palm Beach sales had topped $250 million. Pre-construction buyers should confirm their unit's phase, deposit schedule, and outside completion date.
❯ Who is Savanna, and who designed the building?
Savanna is a New York-based developer and investment firm; Olara is its West Palm Beach flagship. Architecture is by Arquitectonica (Bernardo Fort-Brescia) with interiors by Gabellini Sheppard, the New York studio known for restrained, gallery-like residential spaces.
Key Facts
- Address: 1919 N. Flagler Drive, West Palm Beach, FL 33407
- Developer: Savanna (New York)
- Architect: Arquitectonica (Bernardo Fort-Brescia); interiors by Gabellini Sheppard
- Scale: 26 stories, 275 condominiums (2–4 bedrooms) plus a separate 170-unit rental tower
- Pricing: Approximately $1.7M–$10M+
- Signature amenities: José Andrés Group waterfront restaurant, 80,000 sq ft of amenities, Wright Fit fitness center, Japanese onsen spa, Sollis Health, private marina with house yachts
- Completion: Phased delivery late 2026 into 2028
A Restaurant as an Anchor Tenant
Every luxury tower promises "curated dining." Olara West Palm Beach went and signed one of the most famous chefs alive to actually run one. The José Andrés Group's 8,500-square-foot waterfront restaurant — indoor and al fresco seating, open to the public — does double duty: a destination dining room downstairs, and a civic identity beyond the front door. Restaurants of this caliber rarely attach to residential projects; when they do, as with the Bellini concept at Mr. C West Palm Beach, they tend to lift the whole project's profile. Buyers who entertain will feel the difference immediately.
North Flagler's Wellness Arms Race
Set Olara West Palm Beach beside its neighbors — Shorecrest with its Equinox programming, Alba Palm Beach with its Technogym studio — and a pattern emerges: North Flagler's new towers are competing on health infrastructure as aggressively as on views. Olara's combination of a branded fitness operator, an onsen spa, and concierge medicine is the most elaborate version of that bet. The honest question is which wellness philosophy matches your life — the views are excellent everywhere on this street, but only Olara West Palm Beach pairs them with a José Andrés dining room.
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