New renderings released of Marina Pointe’s second tower

Located in the Westshore Marina District, on a private peninsula, Marina Pointe is a 151-residence high-rise.

Tower one of the Marina Pointe project was sold out, by December of 2023. Tower Two will have 157 luxury condos ranging from 1,400 square feet to 4,000 square feet, ranging from the high $700,000’s to more than $4 million.

Marina Pointe is a 52-acre walkable community that features access to amenities such as specialty shops, waterfront restaurants, 1.5 miles of urban trails and parks lined with public art, outdoor lifestyle programming, access to watersports and a private, deep-water marina.

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