Park Central West Palm Beach Townhomes: Prices, Facts & HOA Questions

Park Central West Palm Beach Townhomes: Prices, Facts & HOA Questions (2026)

Park Central West Palm Beach Townhomes: Prices, Facts & HOA Questions (2026)

Park Central is a townhome community in West Palm Beach, at 1901 to 1991 Dock Street, built in 2024, with 14 homes in county records. Palm Beach County Property Appraiser records list 14 townhouse parcels in the Park Central RPD plat, all built in 2024, plus 1 common-area parcel. Current asking prices: around $1.5 million.

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Park Central at a Glance

Address1901–1991 Dock St, West Palm Beach, FL 33401
LocationTownhome community in West Palm Beach (City of West Palm Beach per county records)
Year built2024
Homes14
Recent asking priceAround $1.5 million (October 2026)
OwnershipFee-simple townhomes (county records: 14 townhouse parcels)
Statewide milestone inspection and SIRSNot applicable to townhomes
Local building safety inspectionNo separate townhome rule confirmed; check with the town building department

Prices and Recent Listings

Based on asking prices as of October 2026, residences at Park Central are listed at around $1.5 million, depending on size, location and renovation.

Inspections and the Townhome Rules

Florida's milestone inspection law (section 553.899, Florida Statutes) and the structural integrity reserve study (SIRS) rules (section 718.112(2)(g) for condominiums and section 719.106 for cooperatives) cover condominium and cooperative buildings of three or more habitable stories. The milestone law also states that it does not apply to single-family, two-family, three-family or four-family dwellings with three or fewer habitable stories. The county property appraiser records these homes as townhouse parcels, not condominium or cooperative units, so those state rules do not apply to them the way they apply to condo towers. Ask the community's association for its current budget, reserves and any planned assessments.

What Buyers Should Ask the HOA For

  • The current budget and the most recent reserve schedule, if the association keeps one.
  • Any special assessments that are planned or under discussion.
  • The declaration, bylaws and rules, including pet and rental rules.
  • Who insures and maintains roofs, exteriors and shared walls: the owner or the association.
  • Recent board minutes and any pending lawsuits.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a townhome at Park Central cost?

Current asking prices at Park Central: around $1.5 million (as of October 2026).

Do Florida’s condo inspection laws apply to Park Central?

Florida’s milestone inspection and structural integrity reserve study laws cover condominium and cooperative buildings, and county records list the Park Central homes as townhouse parcels, not condominium units. Ask the City of West Palm Beach whether any local inspection rules apply, and ask the association about its budget and reserves.

Is Park Central inside the City of West Palm Beach?

Yes. Palm Beach County Property Appraiser records list the municipality as West Palm Beach. Many homes with West Palm Beach mailing addresses are in unincorporated Palm Beach County, so this matters for city services and rules.

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Reviewed by Mark Sandulli, Real Estate Salesperson licensed in Florida and Connecticut. Mark has completed the Florida 4-Hour Condominium Association Board Member Certification (Kaye Bender Rembaum, September 2026), covering milestone inspections, structural integrity reserve studies, association records and websites.

Last updated October 24, 2026. Building details come from county property records, public listings and government sources and are deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Prices are asking prices or estimates as of the date shown. Not legal, financial or engineering advice. Full disclaimer

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