Bayshore Grove Capital (developer Vivian Dimond); originally developed by Pacific & Orient Properties
5 active developments by Bayshore Grove Capital (developer Vivian Dimond); originally developed by Pacific & Orient Properties across Miami, Manalapan, Lauderhill, North Bay Village.
Bayshore Grove Capital currently has 4 active projects on the platform, all in South Florida. They are located in Miami, Lauderhill and North Bay Village. The developer is listed as Vivian Dimond, and at least one project is noted as originally developed by Pacific & Orient Properties.
The homes are condominiums. Three of the projects are listed as condo product, so buyers should expect condo-style ownership, with unit layouts, amenities and monthly association costs that vary by building. Sample projects include Midway at Earlington Heights Station, Le Parc at Lauderhill, 7918 West Drive and Tula Residences Miami.
Because the projects are spread across three cities, the portfolio gives buyers a range of settings. Individual pricing, floor plans and completion timelines differ by project, so review each listing for current details.
Bay Park Towers Buyback
1460 South Ocean Blvd
Le Parc at Lauderhill
Midway at Earlington Heights Station
Tula Residences Miami
From $2.4M
Buying a Bayshore Grove Capital (developer Vivian Dimond); originally developed by Pacific & Orient Properties pre-construction home
How buying pre-construction works
Buyers typically register their interest first, then get access to available units and pricing as a project releases them. After signing a purchase contract, deposits are paid in stages on a schedule set out in the contract. The final balance is due at closing, once the building is complete and the unit can be conveyed.
For new condos in Florida, FS 718.503 provides a 15-day rescission period. This applies to condos only. Buyers should read the contract and developer disclosures during that window and consider having a real estate attorney review them.
For investors: what to evaluate
Buying pre-construction usually means paying a deposit in stages, which lets a buyer secure a unit now and close later, after the building is completed. That structure ties up capital for a period and carries the risk that conditions change before closing. Nothing about it guarantees appreciation or returns.
For Bayshore Grove Capital's condos, evaluate each project on its own. Look at how many comparable units are being built nearby, likely rental demand in Miami, Lauderhill or North Bay Village, and the unit types on offer. Also compare projected association fees and taxes against realistic rents, and read the disclosure documents and deposit terms closely.
For first-time buyers
First-time buyers should plan for staged deposits that are typically larger than a standard resale down payment, in addition to closing costs. Lender requirements and any down payment assistance programs available in Florida should be checked early, as eligibility rules and funding change. Confirm details directly with a lender or housing agency.
Registering early can matter because pre-construction projects often release pricing, floor plans and unit selection to registered buyers first. Early access can mean more choice of units and time to prepare your finances.
Common questions
Where is Bayshore Grove Capital building?
They have 4 active projects on the platform in Miami, Lauderhill and North Bay Village, Florida.
What types of homes does Bayshore Grove Capital build?
Their listed homes are condominiums. Unit sizes and layouts vary by project.
Which projects are available?
Sample projects include Midway at Earlington Heights Station, Le Parc at Lauderhill, 7918 West Drive and Tula Residences Miami.
Who is the developer?
The developer is listed as Vivian Dimond of Bayshore Grove Capital. Some projects were originally developed by Pacific & Orient Properties.
Is there a cooling-off period on new condos in Florida?
Yes. Florida provides a 15-day rescission period for new condos under FS 718.503. It applies to condos only.
How much deposit is needed?
Deposits are paid in stages and the schedule differs by project. Check each listing and purchase contract for exact amounts and timing.
Are these condos a good investment?
It depends on the project, price, rental demand, fees and your timeline. Returns are not guaranteed, so research each building carefully.
Why register early?
Registered buyers often get first access to pricing, floor plans and unit selection before wider release.