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Apartments With Fitness Centers in West Palm Beach, FL

11 verified options · West Palm Beach, FL · Updated Jul 2026

Compare communities whose verified amenities include a gym or fitness center in West Palm Beach. Every community below has a full review page with recurring resident feedback, advertised rent information and verified property details.

As of mid-2026 public listings, downtown and waterfront 1-bedrooms generally run about $2,500-$3,500, with newest luxury towers such as The Laurel starting above $4,000. In the western corridors (Palm Beach Lakes, Golden Lakes, Jog Road area), 1-bedrooms typically list between roughly $1,400 and $2,100, and RentCafe pegs the citywide average rent near $2,400.

Avalon West Palm Beach
Downtown (Fern Street) · About $2,600-$4,000 per public listings
Grounds and common areas draw consistent praise for upkeep
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Azola West Palm Beach
Golden Lakes (western corridor, off Okeechobee Blvd) · About $2,009-$4,191 base rent per public listings
Residents praise spacious, modern layouts with in-unit laundry and Italian-style kitchens
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Griffis West Palm
Downtown - Banyan Boulevard (formerly Anya) · About $2,600-$7,500 per public listings
Residents highlight friendly, caring staff and a tight-knit community feel
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Icon Marina Village
North Flagler waterfront (Northwood Shores area) · From about $3,300; large waterfront units run substantially higher
Residents compare the grounds and service to a resort hotel
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Loftin Place (Griffis North Olive)
North downtown, near Northwood · Roughly $2,200-$2,700 per public listing estimates
Amenities are described by residents as well-maintained
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Oversea at Flagler Banyan Square
Downtown - Flagler waterfront · From about $2,200; typical 1BRs around $2,900-$3,000 all-in
Residents describe the building as unusually quiet for an urban location
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ParkLine Palm Beaches
Downtown (near Brightline station) · About $2,700-$7,800 per public listings
Residents frequently praise the friendly, well-run building staff and quick on-site maintenance
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Sole at City Center
Downtown (Evernia Street) · About $2,256-$5,247 base rent per public listings
Residents repeatedly praise attentive, courteous office and maintenance staff
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St. Andrews Palm Beach
Golden Lakes (western corridor, Benoist Farms Road) · 1BRs from about $1,375; renovated 3BRs about $1,993-$2,245
Affordability is the most repeated positive, among the lowest rents in the city
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Vista Lago
Western West Palm Beach (North Jog Road corridor) · About $1,970-$2,830 per public listings
Office staff draw praise for being helpful and making move-ins fast and easy
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Vue at 1400
Villages of Palm Beach Lakes · About $1,657-$3,299 base rent per public listings
Residents call it a good value for its proximity to downtown West Palm Beach
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