The Nora District is set to imminently open. Discover the latest news and notes in this Palm Beach Post coverage.

NDT Development’s transformative Nora District offers an exciting lineup of elevated dining, luxury shopping, and wellness experiences. This comprehensive guide showcases everything from authentic Brooklyn pizza at Juliana’s and Mediterranean fare at Del Mar to cult-favorite Le Labo fragrances and boutique fitness at Solidacore. Located along North Railroad Avenue, this revitalized historic area features a curated mix of local favorites and top-tier retailers, from artisanal ice cream to precision barbering, setting the standard for walkable, authentic urban living in South Florida.

West Palm Beach’s transformative Nora District is launching its first ground-up residential buildings with 122 luxury condos and 350 apartments across two 11-story towers. The milestone marks a shift from adaptive reuse to vertical development in the 40-acre mixed-use project. With Phase I retail opening this fall and a boutique hotel due 2026, Nora is creating South Florida’s newest live-work-play neighborhood in downtown West Palm Beach.

NDT Development’s $1 billion NORA District is set for a partial opening in September, featuring the first wave of shops including a juice bar, bagels, ice cream, and hair salon along the cobblestone North Railroad Avenue. The 40-acre mixed-use development represents the largest planned redevelopment in West Palm Beach since CityPlace opened in 2000.

A rooftop bar is set to debut in 2026 at the Nora Hotel, currently under construction, offering elevated dining and entertainment options. The hotel will also feature Pastis, a ground-floor restaurant, with both venues operated by the renowned STARR Restaurants hospitality group. These additions will enhance the vibrant atmosphere of the developing district near downtown West Palm Beach.

NDT Development, in collaboration with Place Projects and Wheelock Street Capital, is developing the $1 billion Nora District—a 40-acre pedestrian-friendly neighborhood in West Palm Beach featuring 13 revitalized railway warehouses, boutique retail, creative office space, and The Nora Hotel. The transformative project, launching Phase One in 2025, aims to redefine modern urban living with its walkable design and curated mix of dining, wellness, and lifestyle experiences.

NDT Development’s NORA Hotel has been named a finalist in the 2025 Structures Awards, bringing recognition to the developer’s signature project in West Palm Beach’s emerging Nora District. The prestigious program honors outstanding achievements in real estate across South Florida’s tri-county region.

The retail momentum at NDT Development’s Nora District continues to build as luxury and lifestyle brands choose the downtown West Palm Beach destination for new locations. NDT Development, working with partners Place Projects and Wheelock Street Capital, has successfully positioned the $1 billion mixed-use project as a premier retail hub by combining historic preservation with modern design. The company’s hospitality background and community-focused development philosophy have created an environment that appeals to both established national brands seeking Florida expansion and local businesses looking for elevated retail spaces in the rapidly growing downtown core.

NDT Development, alongside partners Place Projects and Wheelock Street Capital, continues to build momentum for the Nora District with the addition of four distinctive tenants. LUCE fine jewelry, Pompanos boutique, SWEAT440 fitness, and Warby Parker eyewear will join the thoughtfully curated mix of retail and lifestyle experiences, further establishing Nora as West Palm Beach’s premier walkable neighborhood destination set to open this fall.

Iconic Brooklyn pizzeria Juliana’s Pizza will bring its renowned coal-fired pies and decades of New York pizza tradition to West Palm Beach’s NORA District, marking the legendary establishment’s expansion into South Florida’s growing culinary scene.RetryClaude can make mistakes. Please double-check responses.