4 active developments by Alta Developers across Coral Gables, North Miami, Hollywood, Bay Harbor Islands.
Alta Developers is building new condominiums across South Florida, with four projects currently on the platform. Their work spans Hollywood, North Miami, Bay Harbor Islands and Coral Gables, giving buyers a range of locations within the greater Miami area to consider.
Every active listing from Alta Developers here is a condo, so the focus is squarely on multi-family, attached ownership rather than single-family or townhome product. Sample projects include GAIA Residences, Alta Bayshore, Alana Bay Harbor and Cassia Residences Coral Gables.
Because the projects sit in different cities, each one comes with its own neighbourhood, pricing and buyer profile. Reviewing the individual project pages is the best way to compare what Alta Developers is bringing to each market.

From $850,000


$500,000 – $1,200,000
Buying a new Alta Developers condo generally starts with registering your interest in a project, which can give you earlier access when units are released. From there you'll select a unit, sign a purchase agreement and pay deposits on a staged schedule tied to construction milestones, with the balance due at closing once the building is complete and ready for occupancy.
In Florida, buyers of a new condominium have a 15-day rescission period under FS 718.503, which applies to condos only. During that window you can review the condominium documents and cancel the purchase agreement. Confirm the specific deposit structure, timelines and documents for the individual project before you sign.
Buying a pre-construction condo lets an investor put a structured deposit down to control a unit while the building is completed, rather than paying the full price up front. With Alta Developers active in four different South Florida cities, an investor can compare how supply, rental demand and unit mix differ between markets like Coral Gables, Bay Harbor Islands, North Miami and Hollywood before committing.
Since all four current projects are condos, factors to evaluate include the association budget and reserve requirements, any rental restrictions in the condo documents, local absorption and how the location fits your holding period. Review each project's terms and the condominium documents carefully before you buy, and treat any future value as uncertain.
Alta Developers has four projects on the platform, located in Hollywood, North Miami, Bay Harbor Islands and Coral Gables. All four are within the greater South Florida region.
The current Alta Developers listings on the platform are all condos. There are four condo projects, so buyers looking at this builder will be considering attached, multi-family ownership.
Sample projects include GAIA Residences, Alta Bayshore, Alana Bay Harbor and Cassia Residences Coral Gables. Each has its own city and neighbourhood, so it's worth comparing the individual project pages.
Pre-construction condos let investors control a unit through staged deposits while it's built, and Alta Developers is active in four different South Florida markets. Evaluate local rental demand, supply, condo documents and rental rules before buying, and don't assume any particular return.

$800,000 – $1,200,000
For a first-time buyer, a pre-construction condo can spread the cost out through staged deposits made over the course of construction rather than a single lump sum at purchase. That timeline can make it easier to plan, but you should confirm the exact deposit schedule and closing costs for the specific Alta Developers project you're considering.
Registering early on a project can matter because pre-construction inventory is often released in phases, and earlier access can mean more choice of units and floor plans. Speak with a mortgage professional about how much deposit you'll need and what financing will look like at completion.
Deposits are typically paid on a staged schedule tied to construction milestones, with the balance due at closing when the building is complete. The exact amounts and timing vary by project, so confirm the schedule for the specific Alta Developers condo you're considering.
Yes. Under FS 718.503, buyers of a new condominium in Florida have a 15-day rescission period, which applies to condos only. During that time you can review the condominium documents and cancel the purchase agreement.
Yes. Staged deposits can make budgeting easier than a single up-front payment, and registering early may give you more choice of units and floor plans. Talk to a mortgage professional about deposit and financing requirements for the specific project.
Registering your interest in a project is usually the first step and can provide earlier access as units are released in phases. Check each project page for its current status and registration details.