Brown, dry upper leaves with new growth at base = classic overwatering and/or insufficient light.
Most palms need bright light. Move to sunniest window. Rotate for even growth.
Wet soil = root rot = brown tips. Dry cycles = root respiration = green leaves.
Adjust both, and your palm will recover.
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