The Kolter Group LLC
9 active developments by The Kolter Group LLC across Homestead, Florida City, Edgewater, Port St. Lucie and more.
The Kolter Group LLC has 8 active projects on the platform across Florida. They span eight cities: Palmetto, Lakewood Ranch, Delray Beach, Port St. Lucie, Florida City, Clermont, Edgewater and Brandon. That covers both the Gulf and Atlantic sides of the state, as well as Central Florida and the southern tip of the peninsula.
Of the projects with home types listed, three are condo communities and one is a townhome community. Sample projects include Alton Palmetto, Alton Lakehouse, Alton Delray, Alton Serenoa, Central Park and Palm Cay in Florida City. Pricing varies by project, so check each listing for current availability, floor plans and pricing.
Buying across several markets means conditions differ from one project to the next. Delray Beach, Lakewood Ranch and Florida City are different locations, and each has its own pricing, commute patterns and neighbors. Compare projects individually rather than treating the builder's portfolio as a single market.
Parker Pointe
From $486,000
Palm Cay (Florida City)
Deering Park
Central Park
Alton Serenoa
Alton Palmetto
Alton Lakehouse
From $1,599
Alton Delray
Alton Brandon
Buying a The Kolter Group LLC pre-construction home
How buying pre-construction works
Buyers typically register their interest first, then get access to available units, pricing and floor plans as a project or phase is released. After signing a purchase contract, deposits are paid in stages according to the contract. Closing follows completion of the home.
For new condos in Florida, buyers have a 15-day rescission period under FS 718.503. This applies to condos only, so it does not cover townhome purchases. Read the contract and condo documents carefully during that window, and consider having a real estate attorney review them.
For investors: what to evaluate
Pre-construction purchases usually involve paying a deposit in stages instead of the full price up front. That lets a buyer commit to a unit well before completion. Whether that suits an investor depends on the project, and nothing about it guarantees appreciation or returns.
Before buying, look at local factors: how many comparable units are being delivered nearby, how quickly similar homes sell or lease, and whether the home type (condo or townhome) fits local rental demand. Also review HOA or condo fees, the assignment and rental rules in the contract, and the expected completion timeline. Ask for the full documents for each project.
For first-time buyers
First-time buyers should plan for a deposit schedule that is often larger than a typical resale down payment, with portions due at set milestones. Ask each project's sales team for the exact schedule, and confirm your mortgage pre-approval is still valid when closing approaches, since it may come well after signing.
Florida has well-known first-time buyer assistance options, such as programs offered through the Florida Housing Finance Corporation. Eligibility, income limits and funding vary and may not apply to every project, so confirm with a lender. Registering early can give you earlier access to floor plans and pricing, and it can help if a project releases in phases.
Common questions
How many projects does The Kolter Group have on the platform?
There are 8 active projects across Florida. They are in Palmetto, Lakewood Ranch, Delray Beach, Port St. Lucie, Florida City, Clermont, Edgewater and Brandon.
What types of homes does The Kolter Group build here?
The listed home types are condos (three) and townhomes (one). Check each project page for the specific mix and floor plans.
Which Kolter Group projects can I look at?
Examples include Alton Palmetto, Alton Lakehouse, Alton Delray, Alton Serenoa, Central Park and Palm Cay in Florida City.
Is there a cooling-off period when buying a new condo in Florida?
Yes. New condos carry a 15-day rescission period under FS 718.503. It applies to condos only, not townhomes.
How much deposit is required?
It varies by project and is set out in each purchase contract, usually paid in stages. Ask the sales team for the specific schedule before you commit.
Are these homes a good fit for investors?
It depends on the project. Look at local supply, rental demand, fees, contract rules on assignment or rentals, and the completion timeline. Returns are never guaranteed.
Does The Kolter Group build in South Florida?
Yes. Listed projects include Alton Delray in Delray Beach and Palm Cay in Florida City.
Why register before launch?
Registering can give earlier access to pricing, floor plans and unit availability, which matters when units are released in phases.