PORT 32 Palm Beach Gardens

PORT 32 Palm Beach Gardens is an $80 million ground-up marina redevelopment at 2385 PGA Boulevard in the Marina District of Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, replacing the former PGA Marina that served the Intracoastal Waterway for more than 50 years before being demolished. Developed by PORT 32 Marinas and built by Miller Construction Company, the project delivers 471 slips across 451 fully enclosed dry storage spaces for vessels up to 60 feet and 20 wet slips for yachts up to 100 feet, alongside roughly 31,296 square feet of marine services, boat sales and showroom space. Three blue-and-white buildings anchor the site, including two 83-foot dry storage structures that stand 37 feet taller than the facility they replace and a cast-in-place concrete ship's store with fuel dock, supported by about 600 feet of new seawall and 1,000 feet of floating docks. Engineered to withstand winds of 180 mph, it is the only Category 5 hurricane-rated marina in Palm Beach County, and it operates the largest marina forklifts in the United States with 75,000-pound lifting capacity. Positioned between the Jupiter and Palm Beach inlets, the facility offers direct Intracoastal and Atlantic Ocean access along with valet boat service and Gulfstream Boat Club membership.