Glass House Boca Raton Status Update: Fall 2025

Last time we introduced you to Glass House Boca Raton, we talked about the vision for this boutique project and how it’s set to reshape the luxury landscape in Downtown Boca. Since then, things have been moving quickly. 

Sales are underway, pricing is more transparent, and we’re seeing strong interest from buyers who want something truly modern in the heart of the city. The architect for this design is the very impressive Garcia Stromberg, who is also responsible for other Boca Raton luxury condos such as Alina and One Thousand Ocean. Here’s the latest on this one-of-a-kind project. 

Quick Snapshot

• Delivery Date: Summer 2027

• Deposit Structure: 25% at contract | 10% summer 2026 | Balance at closing

• Total Residences: 28 corner units

• HOA Fees: $1.43 per sq. ft.

• Parking: 2 EV-ready spaces per unit + option to purchase, if available, private garages ($250K–$300K)

Current Sales Status

Roughly 30% of the building is already pre-sold, showing real demand despite Glass House being in its early stages. Interest is coming not just from investors but also from locals who want the convenience of downtown living paired with the privacy of a smaller, boutique-style building.

What Are the Current Prices at Glass House Boca Raton?

With 70% of the condos still available as of September 2025 and an expected delivery date of summer 2027, buyers should anticipate that some pricing adjustments may occur, especially as demand and market conditions evolve. With that said, here are some of the current prices we can share:

• Entry Pricing: 2BR, 2,505 sq. ft. | $2.469M ($986/sq. ft.)

• 3BR Residences: 3,085–3,235 sq. ft. | $3.41M–$4.2M ($1,061–$1,364/sq. ft.)

• 5th Floor Residences: 3,320 sq. ft. | $4.83M–$5.198M ($1,566/sq. ft.) with partial golf course views

• 6th Floor Residences: 4BR, 3,412 sq. ft. | $6.032M ($1,768/sq. ft.), unobstructed views

• Penthouse Residences:

• North-facing, 3,685 sq. ft. | $7.357M ($1,999/sq. ft.), 11-ft ceilings, long views of Palmetto Road

• SE-facing, 3,540 sq. ft. | $6.794M

• SE-facing, 3,950 sq. ft. | $8M+ (highest price to date)

Current range: $986 to nearly $2,000 per sq. ft.

Pricing, availability, and contract terms are subject to change. Interested buyers should verify current details directly with the Glass House Boca Raton sales office. Interested buyers can reach out to us for updates and more details at (561) 544-7000.

Which Units Offer the Best Views and Exposures?

City-facing units are positioned to the north, while the golf course-facing residences sit on the south side of the building. As with most luxury high-rises, the higher the floor, the stronger the views. Complete, unobstructed golf course and ocean views begin at the 6th floor, but several 5th-floor units also provide excellent perspectives.

• 2nd–3rd Floors: City-facing units with large terraces, up to 1,200 sq. ft.

• 5th Floor: Southwest + Southeast units with partial golf course “bird’s-eye” views.

• 6th Floor & Above: Clear golf course views from the southeast side, unobstructed.

• Penthouse Levels: Wraparound terraces, ocean view down Palmetto Road, and split exposures (south + east or south + west).

• Penthouse North: City-facing with the only terrace that encompasses the entire side of the building, corner to corner, and then wraps around both the east and south sides. Facing east, ocean views are looking down Palmetto Park Road.

Every residence is a corner unit, with terraces designed for true indoor-outdoor living.

Architecture & Design Notes

• Unique Feature: Floor-to-ceiling glass walls that fully open to the great room.

• Kitchens: Hidden pantry, wine cooler, Wolf/Sub-Zero/Cove appliances; Penthouse units include a built-in coffee maker.

• Ceilings: 9 ft. standard, with one Penthouse offering 11 ft. ceilings.

• Bathrooms: Spa-style with dual water closets, oversized showers, and deep tubs.

Amenities Snapshot

• 10th Floor Rooftop Oasis: Pool, cabanas, firepit, outdoor grill, first downtown Boca building to offer this.

• 1st Floor: Fitness center, steam room, sauna, cold plunge, resident lounge with coffee station.

• Concierge: 24-hour, with private and semi-private elevator landings that open directly to each vestibule.

• Resident Perks: Limited Boca Raton Resort memberships (valued at $110K) with $23K annual dues.

Pros & Cons for Buyers (Insider Take)

Positives:

• Boutique scale with only 28 residences, all corner units.

• Glass façade + openable walls for seamless indoor/outdoor living.

• Rooftop pool and amenities, rare in downtown Boca.

• Prime walkable location close to shops, dining, and the Brightline.

Considerations:

• Delivery expected in Summer 2027.

• No direct waterfront positioning

• City views are over Palmetto Park Road, which could be noisy

• HOA fees may run higher than in older buildings due to boutique scale

• Limited inventory means the choice is narrowing as sales progress

• No Valet

Final Take

With about 30% of its residences already committed and pricing holding in the $1,100–$1,800 per sq. ft. range, Glass House Boca Raton is showing all the signs of a project that will sell steadily as construction ramps up. For buyers seeking downtown convenience without the massive high-rise feel, this option is shaping up to be one of the most compelling in Boca Raton’s luxury market.

Work with a Top Boca Raton Luxury Realtor

Connect with Larry Mastropieri of  The Mastropieri Group, Realtors®, ranked among Florida’s Top Real Estate Professionals 2025 by Statista and featured in Newsweek. If you’re looking for a trusted Boca Raton luxury Realtors® to guide you through high-end properties like Glass House, call (561) 544-7000 today to schedule your private consultation.