6 active developments by Terra Group across Miami Beach, Miami, Coconut Grove.
Terra Group currently has three active new-construction projects on the platform, all located in South Florida. The developer is building in Miami, Miami Beach and Coconut Grove, three of the region's most established coastal markets.
Every one of these current listings is a condominium project. That means buyers here are looking at attached, multi-unit residences rather than single-family or townhome product. Sample developments include Villa Miami, Five Park and The WELL, each situated in a distinct part of the metro area.
For buyers focused on new condos across Miami-Dade's core neighborhoods, Terra Group's current slate offers a concentrated, city-focused selection. Because each project sits in a different community, the available options vary by location rather than by home type.

From $1,250,000

$914,000 – $10,000,000

Buying one of Terra Group's pre-construction condos in Miami, Miami Beach or Coconut Grove typically starts with registration for first access to a project, followed by selecting a unit and signing a purchase agreement. Deposits are generally paid in stages tied to construction milestones. As the building nears completion, a condo purchase may move through an interim occupancy phase before the final closing, when title transfers and the balance is due.
Florida provides a specific buyer protection for new condominium purchases: under FS 718.503, a buyer has a 15-day rescission period to cancel the contract after signing and receiving the required condo documents. This applies to condos only, which covers all three of Terra Group's current projects.
Pre-construction condos let a buyer commit to a specific unit early, typically through a purchase agreement backed by staged deposits paid over the construction timeline rather than the full price up front. This structure allows a buyer to secure a unit at today's contract terms while the building is still being completed. With Terra Group, all three current projects are condos in Miami, Miami Beach and Coconut Grove, so the relevant considerations are condo-specific.
Before buying, evaluate the local fundamentals that matter for condos in these markets: new-supply and absorption in the immediate neighborhood, rental demand, the building's amenity and maintenance profile, and monthly association costs. Review the developer's disclosure documents and the condo association budget carefully. This is educational information only and not a prediction of appreciation or a guarantee of any return.
Terra Group currently has active new-construction projects in three South Florida cities: Miami, Miami Beach and Coconut Grove. Each of the developer's current projects is located in one of these communities.
There are three active Terra Group projects on the platform right now. Sample developments include Villa Miami, Five Park and The WELL.
All three of Terra Group's current listings are condominium projects. That means the available new-construction homes are units within multi-unit buildings rather than single-family homes or townhomes.
Sample current projects include Villa Miami, Five Park and The WELL, located across Miami, Miami Beach and Coconut Grove. Each sits in a different neighborhood within the metro area.

From $1,500,000
Buying a pre-construction condo generally involves a smaller initial outlay than a resale purchase because deposits are staged over the build rather than paid all at once, though buyers should still plan for the full deposit schedule and closing costs. In Florida, purchase terms, deposit amounts and any developer incentives are set by the individual project, so confirm the specifics for the unit you're considering rather than assuming a standard figure.
Registering early with a project can matter because pre-construction inventory is often released in phases, and earlier access can mean more choice of floor plan, floor level and view. For first-time buyers, that early window is a chance to review the disclosure package and understand the deposit timeline before committing.
Pre-construction condos let a buyer secure a specific unit early with staged deposits paid over the build. Whether it fits an investment plan depends on factors like local supply, rental demand and association costs, so review the project disclosures carefully. This is not a prediction of returns.
Deposit amounts and schedules are set by each individual project rather than by a fixed statewide standard, and they are typically paid in stages over the construction timeline. Confirm the exact deposit terms for the specific Terra Group unit you're considering.
Yes. Under Florida Statute 718.503, a buyer of a new condominium has a 15-day rescission period to cancel the contract after signing and receiving the required condo documents. This protection applies to condos, which covers all of Terra Group's current projects.
You typically register for early access, choose a unit and sign a purchase agreement, then pay staged deposits tied to construction milestones. As a condo building nears completion, the purchase may pass through interim occupancy before the final closing.