4 active developments by Vertical Developments across Miami, Aventura, Fort Lauderdale.
Vertical Developments is building new condominiums in South Florida, with three active projects listed on the platform. The homes are concentrated in two markets: Aventura and Fort Lauderdale. All of the current offerings are condominium units, so buyers looking at this builder are shopping for attached, multi-residence living rather than single-family or townhome product.
Current projects include Avenia by Fendi Casa, Avenia Aventura, and Riva residenze. These represent the builder's present pre-construction pipeline in the Aventura and Fort Lauderdale areas.
Because every listed project is a condo, buying from Vertical Developments in these markets means working through the standard Florida condominium purchase process, including the disclosure and rescission protections that apply to new condo sales in the state.

From $525,000

From $5,000,000

From $3,500,000
Buying a pre-construction condo from Vertical Developments generally starts with registering interest in a project, which can provide earlier access to unit selection and pricing. Once you reserve and sign a purchase agreement, you pay a deposit, often followed by additional staged deposits tied to construction milestones. The balance is due at final closing when the unit is ready and title transfers.
In Florida, buyers of new condominiums have a 15-day rescission period under FS 718.503, meaning you may cancel the contract within 15 days of signing or of receiving the required condo documents, whichever is later. This protection applies to condos specifically, which covers all of this builder's current listed projects.
Pre-construction condos let a buyer commit to a specific unit early and pay through a staged deposit schedule over the course of construction rather than all at once. With Vertical Developments' current condo projects in Aventura and Fort Lauderdale, that structure means an investor secures a defined unit at agreed terms while the building is completed.
Before committing, evaluate the fundamentals that matter for condos in these specific submarkets: local supply and how quickly comparable units are absorbing, rental demand and any building or municipal restrictions on leasing, the monthly association fees, and the mix of home types in the project. Review the condo documents and the deposit schedule carefully. Nothing about pre-construction guarantees a return, so base decisions on the facts of the individual project and market.
Vertical Developments has three active condo projects listed on the platform, located in Aventura and Fort Lauderdale. Current projects include Avenia by Fendi Casa, Avenia Aventura, and Riva residenze.
All three of the builder's current listed projects are condominiums. There are no townhomes or single-family listings among these projects, so buyers are shopping for attached condo residences.
The builder's current projects are in Aventura and Fort Lauderdale, both in South Florida. Its pre-construction pipeline on the platform is concentrated in these two markets.
Yes. Florida provides a 15-day rescission period for new condominiums under FS 718.503, allowing you to cancel within 15 days of signing or of receiving the required condo documents, whichever is later. This applies to condo purchases, which covers all of Vertical Developments' current projects.

$5,000,000 – $7,500,000
For a first-time buyer, the main thing to understand about pre-construction condos is that deposits are typically paid in stages rather than in a single lump sum, which can make the up-front commitment more manageable than a resale purchase — though the exact amounts vary by project. Registering early with a project can matter, since first access to floor plans and pricing often goes to registered buyers before broader release.
In Florida, general homebuyer support such as SHIP (State Housing Initiatives Partnership) assistance may be available to eligible buyers, but program terms and amounts depend on your county and income, so confirm details directly with the relevant agency. Read the condo association documents and the full deposit schedule before signing, and factor ongoing association fees into your budget alongside the purchase price.
Pre-construction condos are typically purchased with staged deposits paid over the course of construction rather than a single payment, with the balance due at closing. The exact schedule and amounts depend on the individual project, so review the purchase agreement carefully.
Pre-construction lets you secure a specific unit at agreed terms while paying in stages, but returns are never guaranteed. Evaluate local supply and absorption, rental demand and any leasing restrictions, association fees, and the project's home-type mix before committing.
Registering interest with a project can provide earlier access to floor plans and pricing, which often goes to registered buyers before a broader release. Early registration is worth considering if a specific project interests you.
Beyond the purchase price and deposits, condos carry monthly association fees that fund building operations and amenities. Review the condo association documents to understand these costs before signing your contract.