Pre-Construction Properties in Florida: Discover New Homes for Sale Across the State

Florida buyer’s guide · New homes across the state

In Florida, buying a new home does not always mean buying a home that is already built. You might choose a condo overlooking the Atlantic before its tower is finished, reserve a new townhome in a growing neighborhood, or find a single-family home with a builder that can work around your timeline.

The interesting part is how different those choices can be. Brickell offers vertical city living. Sunny Isles Beach leans into oceanfront luxury. Naples is known for smaller, high-end coastal developments. Cape Coral and Orlando offer a wider range of new single-family homes and townhomes—sometimes at prices that are far more approachable than South Florida’s resort-style towers.

Below is a location-by-location look at pre-construction properties in Florida and new-home communities featured in U.S. Prime Realty’s October 2026 property research list. To see additional opportunities, visit our Florida pre-construction properties page or read the 2026 pre-construction buyer’s guide.

Florida Pre-Construction and New-Home Opportunities at a Glance

This table sums up the pre-construction properties in Florida and new-home communities covered below, area by area.

1. Brickell and Miami: New Condos in the Heart of the City

If you picture walking out for coffee, getting to the office without a long drive, and coming home to a modern high-rise, Brickell is a natural place to begin. The neighborhood’s new developments are not identical: some emphasize flexible layouts, some offer branded amenities, and others have already reached move-in stage. Here are three to compare.

One Twenty Brickell Signature Residences

At 120 SW 8th Street, One Twenty Brickell Signature Residences combines condominium residences with deeded office suites. The U.S. Prime Realty research sheet identifies it as under construction, with published starting figures around $645,000–$716,000+ and an estimated 2028 delivery. It may appeal to buyers who want a Brickell address and a dedicated workspace without treating a floor plan as an ordinary finished home. Ask for current developer pricing, suite details, and the full monthly ownership budget.

Domus Brickell Center

Domus Brickell Center is positioned around furnished condominium-style residences, sometimes described as FLATS. The research list records it as under construction, with a previously published entry price around $500,000+ and an estimated first-quarter 2028 completion. That is a starting reference, not a current quote. Before assuming any rental flexibility, review the governing documents and management terms.

619 Brickell by Nobu

For a different price range, 619 Brickell by Nobu is a proposed branded residential tower at 619 Brickell Avenue with a bayfront setting. The property sheet describes a pre-construction stage, targeted 2027 groundbreaking and estimated 2030 completion. Public price references in the sheet run roughly $2.2 million–$2.95 million+, but the developer’s latest unit-specific sheet is essential. Future milestones are targets, not promises.

Looking at Miami developments more broadly? Compare the difference between reserving a future home and buying an already completed one in our new-construction versus pre-construction guide.

2. Naples: Boutique Waterfront Condos and Coastal Living

Naples is a very different conversation from Brickell. Here, the draw is often the Gulf Coast lifestyle: quieter residential streets, beach access, private terraces and, at select buildings, boat slips. Inventory in small coastal projects can be limited, so the floor plan, view and exact waterfront access deserve close attention.

Harbour House Naples

Harbour House Naples, at 1624 Gulf Shore Boulevard North in Coquina Sands, is described in the U.S. Prime Realty list as a presale boutique condominium project accepting contracts. The listed reference price begins around $6.5 million+, with 2028 estimated completion. Its bayfront position and optional private boat slips may interest boaters; confirm any slip assignment, ownership rights and Gulf-access details in writing.

3300 Gulf Shore Blvd

In The Moorings, 3300 Gulf Shore Boulevard is a waterfront condominium development identified as under construction. The property research lists published pricing from approximately $3.7 million+ and a late-2027 target. For a buyer drawn to marina or bay views, it is worth comparing the actual unit orientation, outdoor space, association budget and anticipated handover schedule—not just the rendering.

2020 Gulf Shore

Also in The Moorings, 2020 Gulf Shore is a boutique condominium development with construction underway and residences marketed during the build. The research file cites approximately $6 million+ and a 2028 estimate. It describes a bay/harbor-side location with boat-slip features and Gulf beach access across the corridor; buyers should verify which amenities are attached to the specific residence.

For neighborhood context beyond the buildings, browse U.S. Prime Realty’s Florida communities hub and compare Naples with other coastal markets.

3. Sunny Isles Beach: Oceanfront Residences Worth Watching

Sunny Isles Beach attracts buyers who want the ocean outside the window and Miami-area conveniences close by. This is also where purchase decisions can involve substantial deposits, extended build schedules and complex condominium budgets. Treat the expected delivery year as a planning estimate.

Bentley Residences Miami

Bentley Residences at 18401 Collins Avenue is an oceanfront branded condominium tower. The research file notes that construction is underway and cites Dezer-affiliated pricing from about $5.8 million+. It also flags inconsistent completion references—2027 in one project source versus 2028 in other market materials. Request the latest written construction update before making plans around either date.

St. Regis Residences, Sunny Isles Beach

The St. Regis Residences at 18801 Collins Avenue feature twin oceanfront towers. According to the supplied research, construction is underway, sales are active for the North Tower and published entry pricing is around $5.6 million+. The same list cites phase targets of 2028 and 2029, which need direct confirmation. Compare tower, unit exposure, views, deposit milestones and projected maintenance costs.

19051 Collins Avenue Redevelopment

For buyers willing to watch an earlier-stage opportunity, the planned 62-story condominium redevelopment at 19051 Collins Avenue is listed as city-approved and pre-launch, with construction not started and no public price sheet or official completion date. The project is not being presented here under an unverified luxury-hotel brand name. Ask U.S. Prime Realty for an update on its eventual sales launch and official marketing details.

4. Cape Coral: New Construction Homes and Townhomes at More Accessible Entry Points

Not everyone looking for a new Florida property wants a high-rise. Cape Coral’s newer communities and scattered-site homes offer a different way in, with townhomes, single-family floor plans and some lots that may feature water views or canal access. Check the individual homesite: being in Cape Coral does not mean a property is waterfront.

Palmetta Pines Townhomes

Palmetta Pines is a Lennar townhome community identified in the supplied list as coming soon. The sheet mentions plans from $264,999 but also a builder headline describing prices “from the $300s.” Because those marketing figures do not align, request the current release price and included features rather than relying on the lower number.

Americana Series — New Homes in Cape Coral

The Lennar Americana Series is marked as actively selling single-family homes, with the research sheet indicating $286,990+ and no HOA. These are new-construction opportunities rather than necessarily pre-construction reservations. Waterfront choices, where offered, depend on the particular homesite; confirm land, site work, upgrades and closing costs.

Burnt Store by Maronda Homes

Burnt Store features single-family homes and scattered homesites. The research file lists active new construction, pricing advertised from the $349,000s and no HOA or CDD for the referenced offering. That can be appealing to buyers who value a detached home, but availability, flood considerations and homesite-specific details still matter.

Explore Cape Coral homes and local information to narrow down neighborhoods, waterfront needs and new-build possibilities.

5. Orlando: Master-Planned Communities and Homes for Different Budgets

Orlando’s new-home market is less about one skyline and more about picking the right community for everyday life. Commute patterns, school preferences, HOA or CDD obligations and the difference between a quick-move-in home and a future build can shape the decision.

Sunbridge / Heron Bay

Heron Bay in the Sunbridge area appears in the U.S. Prime Realty sheet as a Taylor Morrison single-family community coming in late 2026, with anticipated prices in the mid-$500,000s. Launch plans and pricing can move. Request the official opening date, floor-plan release and any community fees before budgeting.

Meridian Parks

Meridian Parks by Mattamy Homes offers townhome and single-family options in an active community with quick-move-in inventory. The supplied sheet cites townhome plans from $379,990+. For buyers with a nearer move date, existing inventory may be more practical than a long pre-construction wait, but ask which specific addresses are complete.

EverBe

EverBe is a Pulte community offering both single-family homes and townhomes. The property research lists phases two and three as selling, with prices advertised from $410,990+. The community includes water-oriented amenities, but that does not mean each residence is waterfront. Compare floor plans, lot premiums and the latest HOA or other community fees.

Learn more about local neighborhoods and buyer considerations on U.S. Prime Realty’s Orlando community page.

Which Part of Florida Fits Your New-Home Search?

Use this quick guide to match your priorities with the part of Florida worth exploring first.

Before Reserving a Florida Pre-Construction Property, Ask These Questions

A shiny sales gallery can be exciting. The less glamorous paperwork is where a confident purchase actually begins. Before paying a reservation deposit or signing a developer contract, work through these questions:

• Is the home truly pre-construction, already being built, or ready for occupancy?
• Is the quoted price current, and what does it exclude—parking, storage, lot premium, design upgrades or closing costs?
• What deposits are due and when; who holds them; and under what conditions can the money be used or returned?
• Is the anticipated completion date written into the contract? What happens if delivery shifts?
• What are the estimated HOA, condominium, CDD, insurance and property-tax costs?
• Can your lender finance the specific project at completion, and might you need to qualify again?
• What do the signed plans, specifications, warranties and cancellation provisions actually say?

For developer condominium purchases, Florida Statutes §718.202 explains rules governing certain reservation and sales deposits. Do not assume that every deposit remains untouched in escrow; the statutory rules distinguish among amounts and contractual circumstances. A Florida real estate attorney should review the specific agreement. For mortgage comparisons, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s Loan Estimate explainer helps buyers assess lender charges and cash to close.

Before committing to a coastal property, check the address using the FEMA Flood Map Service Center and obtain property-specific insurance quotes. A brand-new building is not automatically outside a flood hazard area.

Frequently Asked Questions About Pre-Construction Properties in Florida