Birley's Palm Beach Club: UK Meets Florida

0:00On March 15th, Robin Burley, the owner of exclusive London Clubs like Oswald's and Five Hartford Street, is nearing a deal to open a new private. Members Club in Palm Beach, Florida. Backed in part by the billionaire Ruben Brothers, named the third richest UK family in 2024, the venue aims to rival Donald Trump's. Mar-a-Lago. His London spots draw high-profile guests, including royals, actors, and right-leaning politicians like Nigel Farage and Boris Johnson. The Palm Beach Club will be his flashiest yet, featuring an outdoor pool, top interior designs, and art to match an American vibe while offering. Access to members from his other locations, including last year's New York Outpost. Wealthy Brits are flocking to the area, lured by Trump's presence, better weather, and a shift in global politics toward Florida. Members like former Prime Minister Liz Truss and Farage have visited Mar-a-Lago alongside celebrities such as Rod Stewart, who relocated and David, Beckham, who splits time there.

1:05Local property prices are soaring from the influx, with real estate agents reporting at least 20 major British home sales since December. Buyers seek primary residences for wealth protection, preferring Palm Beach's vibe over busier Miami, fueling demand for upscale dining in clubs. This move taps into a year-round boom, blending UK club culture with Florida's social scene as more expats settle in for good.