La Baia South vs The Well: Two Bay Harbor Islands Condos Compared

La Baia South and The Well are both condominium projects in Bay Harbor Islands, Florida, and both report completion around the same window. That makes location and timeline a near tie. Price, size range and building scale are where they differ. This comparison covers those differences so you can match them to your own situation.

At a glance

• La Baia South by Continuum Company: from US$810,000. 68 one- to four-bedroom residences, approx. 1,125–2,500 sq ft.
• The Well by Terra (Terra Group): from US$1,250,000 to US$2,500,000. 1–4 bedroom residences, approximately 924–4,132 sq ft, in a 7-storey building with 54 units.

Price

The entry points are far apart. La Baia South starts at US$810,000. The Well's published range begins at US$1,250,000 and runs to US$2,500,000. All figures are in US dollars, so Canadian buyers should factor in currency conversion and any related costs when budgeting.

The gap is about US$440,000 at the starting point. If your ceiling is near US$1 million, La Baia South is the only one of the two with a listed starting price in that range. If your budget is higher and you want more choice at the top end, The Well's range extends further.

La Baia South lists only a starting price, so the upper end of its pricing is not stated here. Check the full listing on LIQWD for current details.

Type and unit sizes

Both are condos offering one- to four-bedroom layouts, so bedroom count alone won't separate them.

Square footage does. La Baia South's residences run approx. 1,125–2,500 sq ft. The Well's run approximately 924–4,132 sq ft. That means The Well has the smallest unit of the two and also the largest. If you want a compact one-bedroom, The Well's lower bound is smaller. If you want a very large residence, The Well's upper bound is well beyond La Baia South's.

Keep in mind that price and size are not directly matched in the facts available, so confirm which layouts sit at which price.

Scale and building feel

The Well is a 7-storey building with 54 units. That is a fairly small building, which some buyers prefer for a quieter, lower-density feel. La Baia South has 68 residences. Storey count is not published for it, so a direct comparison of height is not possible here.

Location

Both projects are in Bay Harbor Islands, Florida. Choosing between them is not a choice between areas. Neighbourhood considerations apply to both equally, and the decision rests on the building, the unit and the price.

Timeline

Both are reported as completed:

• La Baia South: temporary certificate of occupancy reported late 2025 to January 2026.
• The Well: completed 2025–2026.

Neither is a long wait. The practical question is what is available now and what closing steps look like. A temporary certificate of occupancy is not the same as a final one, so ask the builder or your representative how that affects closing at La Baia South. Confirm current availability on each listing, since sales status is not published for either.

Who might lean which way

La Baia South may suit you if:

• Your budget is closer to US$810,000 than US$1.25 million.
• You want a mid-range to large unit, in the 1,125–2,500 sq ft range.

The Well may suit you if:

• You are budgeting from US$1,250,000 up to US$2,500,000.
• You want either a smaller unit or a much larger one than La Baia South offers.
• You prefer a 7-storey, 54-unit building.

For investors

Treat these as factors to weigh, not predictions. A lower entry price at La Baia South means less capital committed. The Well's higher price range and larger residences target a different segment of the market. Consider carrying costs, currency exposure, and how comfortable you are with each building's size and closing status. Neither listing here provides figures on rental income or future values, so do your own diligence.

Next steps

View the full listing on LIQWD for La Baia South and The Well to check current availability and pricing before you decide.