BH Group

Buying a BH Group pre-construction home generally starts with registering your interest, which can provide first access when units are released. You then select a unit and sign a purchase agreement, usually accompanied by a deposit that may be paid in stages as construction progresses. For condominium projects, buyers often go through an interim period before the building is complete, followed by final closing once the unit and building are ready and title transfers.

Florida provides a specific buyer-protection rule for new condominiums: under FS 718.503, buyers of a new condo have a 15-day rescission period, allowing you to cancel the contract within 15 days of signing (or of receiving the required condo documents, whichever is later). This rescission right applies to condos only — it does not extend to the single-family purchase in BH Group's lineup. Review each project's purchase documents carefully and confirm timelines directly with the developer.

Pre-construction condos and homes let a buyer put down a deposit to reserve a unit while it's being built, with the balance typically due at closing. This structure means you can commit to a specific unit, floor plan and location early in a project's timeline rather than competing for finished inventory later. BH Group's current slate concentrates on condominiums — three of its five active projects — across markets including Miami, Aventura and West Palm Beach.

Before buying, evaluate the fundamentals that matter locally: rental demand in the specific city, how much comparable new supply is coming to market and how quickly it's absorbing, the home type and its typical buyer or tenant pool, and the projected completion timeline. Condo-heavy submarkets and single-family estate settings behave differently, so weigh each project on its own location and product type rather than assuming a portfolio-wide outcome.