New Construction Projects in Ocean Ridge, Florida

Project 1: Ocean Club New Clubhouse

• Developer: Ocean Club of Florida
• Location: Ocean Ridge (beachfront club property along State Road A1A)
• Type: Commercial / Recreational (private club facility redevelopment)
• Units/Size: 22,500-square-foot two-story clubhouse (replacing existing ~17,240 sq ft facility)
• Status: Announced / Approved (town commission approval in June 2026)
• Expected Completion: October 2028
• Description: Redevelopment of the private beachfront club's aging 1962 clubhouse with a new, slightly larger two-story structure designed in an “island classical and Bermuda colonial” style. Includes site improvements and parking adjustments. Estimated cost $35 million. Construction expected to begin spring 2027.[1]

Project 2: 15-Unit Condominium at 6855 N. Ocean Blvd.

• Developer: Edwards Companies (Ohio-based)
• Location: 6855 N. Ocean Blvd. (A1A), former co-op site on a 2.1-acre oceanfront parcel
• Type: Residential (Condo)
• Units/Size: 15 units (reduced from 22 in the prior co-op); four-story Dutch Colonial design with garage parking, pool, deck, and amenities
• Status: Pre-construction (site plan approved by town commission in 2025; first new multifamily condominium development in decades)
• Expected Completion: Limited public information available
• Description: New luxury condominium building on the site of a demolished co-op purchased in 2022 for $29 million. Features reduced density compared to the prior use, with design elements (such as setbacks, balconies, and traditional styling) aligned with the town’s aesthetic. As of early 2026 reporting, the project was advancing toward groundbreaking, with some discussion around archaeological review.[2]

No other significant new construction, residential, mixed-use, or commercial development projects meeting the criteria (announced, under construction, or recently completed large-scale projects) were identified in Ocean Ridge as of September 2026. The town remains primarily residential with a focus on individual custom single-family homes and municipal infrastructure work (e.g., beach nourishment, seawalls, water infrastructure), which do not qualify as new construction “projects” under the specified guidelines.