Condé Nast Traveler recently named Naples one of “The 20 Most Beautiful Towns in the World,” placing the Paradise Coast destination alongside celebrated towns across Italy, Japan, England, Slovenia and beyond. In its July 2026 feature, the publication highlighted Naples for its “powder-soft sands,” abundance of golf courses and enduring Old Florida character, while also pointing to its proximity to Marco Island, the Everglades, hidden beaches and natural preserves.

The Halcyon was featured in Bisnow’s look at the increasing value of marina living, limited waterfront supply and growing demand for direct access to the water.

The Halcyon is featured in Naples Press as new development brings fresh energy to 5th Ave S, Davis Boulevard and the Bayshore corridor.

At The Halcyon, the waterways of Naples begin just beyond your door. From a private slip within the resident-only, 120-slip marina, owners can move effortlessly from waterfront dining and downtown Naples to secluded beaches and the open Gulf. Here, boating is not reserved for an occasional weekend. It is part of everyday life.

For decades, Beverly Hills represented a certain vision of American luxury. Beautiful architecture, renowned shopping, fine dining, privacy, and a lifestyle shaped by access. Today, a growing number of affluent California buyers are finding many of those same qualities in Naples, with something increasingly difficult to find in larger coastal cities: a greater sense of ease. A recent Fox Business article explored the movement of wealthy Californians to Florida’s Gulf Co

Knight Frank’s The Wealth Report 2026 points to a clear shift in global luxury behavior: buyers are moving beyond traditional status symbols and toward experiences that enrich daily life. As Forbes recently summarized in its coverage of the report, one of the biggest shifts among ultra-high-net-worth individuals is a more mobile lifestyle shaped by superyachts, private jets, and experiential travel.

In Southwest Florida, life on the water has always carried a certain pull. It shapes the way people spend their mornings, their weekends, their seasons, and often, the way they imagine home. But as boating continues to define the coastal lifestyle across Naples, Fort Myers, Sanibel, and the surrounding Gulf communities, a new reality is becoming increasingly clear: the most meaningful luxury is not simply owning a boat. It is knowing where to keep it.

As Realtor.com notes, Naples has become a preferred destination for affluent buyers seeking peace, discretion, and authentic connection, offering a distinct contrast to higher-profile luxury markets like Miami and Palm Beach.

The New York Post recently spotlighted Naples as Florida’s emerging quiet luxury capital, noting that the city is attracting a new wave of executives, entrepreneurs, remote professionals, and affluent buyers seeking a more private, understated alternative to Miami and Palm Beach.

The arrival of Barneys New York at Bayfront is more than a retail headline. It is another signal of where Naples is headed: a city becoming increasingly sophisticated while preserving the quiet charm, waterfront beauty, and understated luxury that made people fall in love with it in the first place.

The Halcyon Residences & Marina has been featured in Mann About Town in an article exploring one of the most defining shifts in Florida’s luxury waterfront market: the growing value of private boat slips. Titled “Forget the Penthouse — The Real Trophy Asset Is a Boat Slip,” the piece highlights how boat slips have become increasingly scarce across Florida, and in many cases, more valuable than the penthouse residences that once defined the top of the market. As demand f

In a recent Mansion Global feature, The Halcyon was recognized among a select group of luxury developments redefining the sales experience through immersive, amenity-driven environments designed to bring the future community to life.

The Halcyon was recently featured in The Super Prime in a story exploring Naples’ continued rise as one of America’s most refined waterfront luxury markets. The article highlights how Naples is evolving beyond its historic reputation as a seasonal destination, attracting buyers who are seeking privacy, boating culture, wellness, low-density living, and a more permanent connection to the city. The Halcyon was recognized as a clear example of that shift.

Parade recently named Naples the best South Florida beach getaway right now, positioning the city as a refined alternative to Miami for travelers seeking sun, style, dining, beaches, and luxury hospitality without the intensity of a scene-driven destination.

The Halcyon was recently featured in The Real Deal’s latest article exploring the transformation of Naples into one of Florida’s fastest-growing ultra-luxury markets. The piece highlights a notable shift taking place across Naples, as a younger generation of affluent buyers increasingly chooses the area over more traditional luxury destinations like Palm Beach and Miami. Buyers today are seeking a different kind of lifestyle — one centered around waterfront living, flexibili

A leading luxury publication highlights Halcyon as a new marina-centered waterfront development in Naples. The Halcyon Residences & Marina has been featured in the April/May issue of Ocean Home, a leading publication in luxury coastal living with a readership of nearly 50,000.

“Condominium pending sales jumped 51.4% year-over-year — the sharpest surge in the report.” Overall pending sales also increased 38.2%, while total inventory dropped 21%, underscoring a Naples market gaining momentum as buyers act with greater confidence.

Plans for The Halcyon Residences & Marina are well underway. The new waterfront development in downtown Naples will feature 66 estate-scale residences, the city’s largest private marina with 120 slips and most expansive amenity collection in the market. The project was announced in November by the Florida based arm of Henley Investments, a $4 billion-plus international real estate investment firm and Naples-based Gillette Development. Sales of the homes, priced from $2.995

Travel + Leisure recently spotlighted Naples as Florida’s richest place to retire, noting that the Gulf Coast city ranked No. 3 in the country and was the only Florida community to land in the top 10 of GOBankingRates’ 2026 study.

We are proud to share that Unit 214 at The Halcyon Residences & Marina has been recognized as a “Listing of the Week” by South Florida Agent Magazine. This feature highlights some of the most noteworthy and desirable properties in the region.