Banyan Group to debut in the US with Banyan Tree Residences West Palm Beach
Singapore-listed hospitality firm Banyan Group (previously Banyan Tree Holdings) has already revealed its latest residential development, Banyan Tree Residences West Palm Beach, denoting the launching of its flagship brand Banyan Tree right into the US.
“This residence project reflects an incredibly purposeful cooperation with an unmatched group of visionaries lined up across a singular ambition and shared search of layout excellence, enduring quality, and a deeply regarded approach to living, developed to reverberate for generations and add meaningfully to the future of West Palm Beach,” includes Camilo Miguel, creator and chief executive officer of Mast Capital.
Developed in collaboration with Mast Capital and Curated JCZM Development, the project consists of an one non commercial high rise housing 88 private dwellings, presenting a mix of one- to four-bedroom homes, along with a collection of penthouses.
Banyan Tree Residences West Palm Beach joins the team’s profile comprising 100 hotels and resorts, over 140 day spas and galleries, in addition to over 20 brand name residences in more than 20 nations.
Found within West Palm Beach in South Florida, the property development is within close closeness to facilities and lifestyle hubs including ityPlace, Royal Poinciana Plaza, Palm Beach Island, Worth Avenue and the Intracoastal Waterway.
” The United States stands for an essential market for Banyan Group, and American visitors have actually long been amongst our most valued clients across our hotels worldwide,” states Ho Kwon Ping, creator and exec chairman of Banyan Group.
Residential amenities span several degrees of the advancement, consisting of a personal porte cochère, a completely serviced resort-style swimming pool and curated social and entertainment spots. Wellness centers consist of a health spa with treatment spaces, cryotherapy, a hammam and dedicated meditation areas
The project combines design by Pritzker Prize-winning Rem Koolhaas’ firm OMA, interiors by Yabu Pushelberg, and landscaping design by Enzo Enea, marking the initial collaboration in between the four firms.
