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Florida pre-construction database
258 pre-construction condo projects across 43 Florida cities, page 15
Miami leads with 79 active projects, followed by Fort Lauderdale with 19. Each listing shows the price range, the expected delivery year and the sales status reported by the developer.
- 257 Active developments 1 canceled excluded
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42,801 Units in the pipeline As reported by developers
- 43 Florida cities 19 with a city guide
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- 2028
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- 12
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- 2025
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Pre-construction condos by city
19 Florida cities have three or more active projects, and each has a guide with prices, neighborhoods and delivery dates.
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City photography Miami: Don Ramey Logan, CC BY 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons. Fort Lauderdale: KeanoManu, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons. Miami Beach: chensiyuan, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons. Sarasota: Cullen Morgan, CC BY 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons. West Palm Beach: Jud McCranie, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons. Bay Harbor Islands: Pom' from France, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons. Coral Gables: Averette, CC BY 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons. Naples: P. Hughes, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons.
Miami
Miami neighborhoods
Brickell leads Miami with 18 active projects. Each neighborhood guide lists its towers, prices and delivery years.
The listing record
What every listing includes
The same fields on all 258 projects in the database, so two towers compare line by line.
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Prices and price per sq ft
The listed price range and the average asking price per square foot, as reported by the developer.
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Expected delivery
The expected delivery year and construction stage, updated when the developer moves the date.
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Deposit schedule and rental rules
What is due at contract, groundbreaking and top-off, and any short-term rental limits, when the developer publishes them.
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Sales status
The current stage, from reservation to contract to completion, marked the same way on every listing.
Florida rules
Buying pre-construction in Florida: common questions
Deposits, the 15-day cancellation right and closing, with the sections of the Florida Statutes behind them.
General information, not legal advice. Have a Florida real estate attorney review any contract before you sign it.
Deposits are paid in stages, often 10% at contract and more at groundbreaking and top-off, for a total of 20% to 50% of the price before closing. Under section 718.202 of the Florida Statutes, the first 10% must be held in escrow. Money above 10% can be used for construction only if the contract allows it and says so in bold type on its first page. Each listing shows its deposit schedule when the developer publishes one.
Yes, within a set window. Section 718.503 of the Florida Statutes lets a buyer cancel in writing within 15 days of signing the contract and receiving all of the required condominium documents, and have the deposit refunded. After that, the contract terms decide, so have a Florida real estate attorney review the contract before you sign.
At closing, which usually follows the certificate of occupancy once the residence is ready. Buyers who finance tend to apply a few months before the expected delivery date, so ask lenders early whether they lend in that building.
Some developers let you assign the purchase contract to another buyer before closing, usually for a fee and often only after most of the building has sold. Read the assignment clause in the contract before you count on it.
Usually not. In most South Florida new developments the developer pays the cooperating broker's commission, so the price is the same whether you buy from the sales team directly or with a broker.
Prices come from the developer and rise as each phase sells, so treat any price as a starting point and confirm availability with the sales team before you make an offer. Median prices by neighborhood are in the market report.
For developers and brokers
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Developers and in-house sales teams update their own prices, floor plans and inventory. Brokers get a free account with commission details and agent-only documents.