Dezer Development

You usually register interest first, which can give access to project details and available units. You then sign a purchase contract and pay deposits in stages, often at signing and at set points during construction. When the building is complete, you close on the unit and pay the balance.

In Florida, buyers of new condos have a 15-day rescission period under FS 718.503. This applies to condos only. Have a real estate attorney review the contract and disclosures before you sign.

Pre-construction condos usually let a buyer secure a unit with a staged deposit schedule instead of paying the full price at once. That structure controls a unit over the build period, but it also ties up capital and carries market risk until closing. Nothing here predicts appreciation or returns.

Before buying, compare each project's location, rental demand in that area, the number of similar units on offer, and the rules on rentals in the building. Review the developer's documents, the deposit schedule, the estimated completion timeline and ongoing costs such as HOA fees and taxes. Because all of Dezer's current listings are condos, the building's rules and fees matter a great deal.

Expect to pay a meaningful deposit on a pre-construction condo, typically split into several payments over the build. The exact amounts and timing are set by each project's purchase contract, so confirm them before you commit. Mortgage approval and closing funds are separate from deposits and need planning.

Incentive and rebate programs for first-time buyers vary and often have eligibility limits, so check current rules with a lender or housing agency. Registering early on the platform can give you earlier access to pricing, floor plans and unit selection while more are available.