9 active developments in Coral Gables, Florida — get pricing, floor plans, and first access before the public.
Coral Gables currently has 8 new-construction developments listed on the platform, with starting prices that run from $553,000 to $3,100,000. The mix here leans heavily toward condominiums — 6 of the active projects are condo buildings — which reflects how new supply tends to arrive in an established, built-out city rather than through large tracts of single-family lots.
Several builders are active in the market at once. MG Developer, Roger Development Group, Constellation Group, Ascendra Capital, Alta Development, Allen Morris Company and Alta Developers each have projects moving through different stages. That range of developers means you can compare product types, unit sizes and price points across teams with different track records.
Sample projects give a sense of what's available: Alhambra Parc, Village Coral Gables, The Avenue Coral Gables, Cora Merrick Park, Seventeen Gables and Somi Walk. Because Coral Gables is a smaller, design-conscious city with limited developable land, new projects are usually mid-rise condos on infill sites rather than mass-scale communities, and that scarcity shapes both pricing and how quickly units sell.

Constellation Group, The Boschetti Group, and Vietmar

Alta Development
$553,000 – $2,000,000

Roger Development Group
Buying new construction in Coral Gables usually starts with registering interest in a project to get first access when units are released. From there you sign a purchase agreement and pay deposits in stages tied to construction milestones rather than all at once. Because most of the active inventory here is condominium, you'll typically go straight to a final closing once the building receives its certificate of occupancy, at which point the balance is due and your mortgage funds.
For new condominium purchases, Florida law provides a 15-day rescission period under FS 718.503, which applies to condos only. That means a buyer generally has 15 days after signing the contract and receiving the required condominium documents to cancel and recover their deposit. Confirm the exact timing and document delivery with your closing agent or attorney, since the clock is tied to when you receive the disclosures.
Pre-construction buying lets you commit to a unit today through a staged deposit rather than paying the full price up front, so you control a specific unit over the construction timeline while your capital goes in over several milestones. That structure is the core mechanic to understand — you are securing a contract at today's agreed price, with the balance due at closing once the building is complete.
Before buying in Coral Gables, evaluate the things that actually drive outcomes in this kind of market: how many competing condo units are coming online and how fast they absorb, rental demand for the unit type and price band you're considering, the builder's history of delivering on time, and the deposit schedule and closing costs written into your contract. With starting prices spanning $553,000 to $3,100,000 across the active projects, the buyer profile varies widely by building, so match the product to a clear hold plan and run your own numbers on carrying costs, association fees and financing.
Starting prices across the 8 active developments range from $553,000 to $3,100,000. Where a given unit lands in that range depends heavily on the building, floor plan and size, so compare projects directly.
The current inventory is predominantly condominiums — 6 of the active projects are condo buildings. That reflects how new supply typically arrives in a built-out city like Coral Gables, usually as mid-rise infill rather than large single-family communities.
Active builders on the platform include MG Developer, Roger Development Group, Constellation Group, Ascendra Capital, Alta Development, Allen Morris Company and Alta Developers. Having several developers working at once lets you compare product types and price points across different teams.
Sample projects include Alhambra Parc, Village Coral Gables, The Avenue Coral Gables, Cora Merrick Park, Seventeen Gables and Somi Walk. Availability and pricing vary by project and release phase.
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If you're buying your first home, the deposit is the first hurdle to plan for. Pre-construction condos are typically bought on a series of deposit installments spread across the construction period, which can be easier to budget for than a single lump sum, though the total deposit required is often larger than a resale down payment — read the schedule in your purchase agreement carefully. Financing is arranged closer to completion, so your mortgage qualification is confirmed nearer the closing date, not at signing.
Florida does not run a province-style buyer rebate program the way some markets do, so be cautious about any promise of specific incentive amounts and confirm anything offered in writing. Registering early with a project matters because the most in-demand units and floor plans are often spoken for during first-access release phases, before broad public availability.
Coral Gables is an established, land-constrained city where new supply arrives mostly as condos, which limits how much comes online at once. Rather than assuming appreciation, evaluate absorption of competing units, rental demand for your unit type, the builder's delivery record and the full deposit and carrying costs before buying.
Deposits are typically paid in installments tied to construction milestones rather than as a single payment, and the total required is often larger than a resale down payment. The exact schedule is set in each project's purchase agreement, so review it before signing.
Yes. Under FS 718.503, Florida provides a 15-day rescission period for new condominium purchases, applying to condos only. Buyers generally have 15 days after signing and receiving the required condominium documents to cancel and recover their deposit — confirm the exact timing with your closing agent or attorney.
The most sought-after units and floor plans are frequently reserved during first-access release phases before a project opens to the wider public. Registering early puts you in a position to see and select from inventory sooner.