13 active developments in Fort Lauderdale, Florida — get pricing, floor plans, and first access before the public.
Fort Lauderdale's new-construction pipeline on this platform is entirely condominium-focused, with 13 active developments to compare. Starting prices run from $400,000 at the entry end up to $4,400,000 for the most exclusive waterfront and branded-residence offerings, so the range spans first-condo buyers through high-end purchasers.
Several established developers are building here, including Kolter Urban, The Related Group (also listed as Related Group), Naftali Group, OceanLand Investments, Property Markets Group (PMG), Dependable Equities, and Newgard Development Group. Sample projects give a sense of the mix: Andare Residences, Viceroy Fort Lauderdale, St Regis Bahia Mar, Sixth & Rio, Sage Fort Lauderdale, and Ombelle Ft Lauderdale.
What sets Fort Lauderdale apart on this platform is how concentrated it is in condos — there are no townhome or single-family listings here, so the decision is less about home type and more about location, building amenities, unit layout, and price point. That makes it straightforward to line projects up side by side.
Kolter Urban
$900,000 – $4,500,000

OceanLand Investments
$790,000 – $23,000,000

Naftali Group
$520,000 – $2,000,000
Buying pre-construction here usually starts with registration, which is how you get first access to pricing and floor-plan selection ahead of a general release. Once you reserve and sign a purchase agreement, you pay deposits in stages tied to construction milestones rather than all at closing. During the build you may reach interim occupancy in some structures, but the purchase is finalized at final closing once the building is completed and title transfers.
For new condominiums in Florida, buyers get a statutory 15-day rescission period under FS 718.503, which allows you to 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 every one of the 13 developments listed here, since all are condo projects.
Pre-construction condos let a buyer commit to a unit today with staged deposits rather than the full purchase price up front, which is why some buyers use them to control a specific unit over the build period. With a range from $400,000 to $4,400,000 across 13 condo projects, entry points and target buyer profiles differ widely, so the underwriting for a $400,000 unit and a branded-residence unit near the top of the range are not the same exercise.
Before buying, it's worth evaluating how much new condo supply is coming to market at once and how quickly comparable units are absorbing, local rental demand and any rental or lease-term restrictions in a building's condo documents, monthly association fees, and the deposit schedule and closing timeline. None of this predicts what a unit will be worth later — it's the groundwork for understanding whether a specific project fits your goals and holding period.
Across the 13 active developments on this platform, starting prices range from $400,000 to $4,400,000 (USD). The lower end suits entry-level condo buyers, while the top of the range covers high-end waterfront and branded residences.
Every one of the 13 active developments here is a condominium project. There are no townhome or single-family new-construction listings on this platform for Fort Lauderdale, so the choice is among condo buildings.
Active builders include Kolter Urban, The Related Group (also listed as Related Group), Naftali Group, OceanLand Investments, Property Markets Group (PMG), Dependable Equities, and Newgard Development Group. Sample projects include Andare Residences, Viceroy Fort Lauderdale, St Regis Bahia Mar, Sixth & Rio, Sage Fort Lauderdale, and Ombelle Ft Lauderdale.
It can be, but it depends on the specific project and your goals. Consider the volume of new condo supply, absorption pace, rental demand, association fees, and any lease restrictions in the condo documents before buying. Pre-construction deposit schedules let you control a unit over the build period, but no outcome on value is guaranteed.
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For a first condo purchase, the reality is that pre-construction deposits are staged over the build rather than paid all at once, but you should expect to put down a meaningful deposit and to show you can qualify for financing by the time the building closes. Read the condo documents carefully for association fees and any restrictions before you commit.
Florida doesn't run a single headline buyer-incentive program the way some jurisdictions do, and developer incentives vary building to building, so don't assume a rebate or credit unless it's written into your specific contract. Registering early with a project can matter simply because it can put you in line for first access to floor plans and pricing before a building opens more broadly.
Deposits are paid in stages tied to construction milestones rather than all up front, and the exact schedule and percentage vary by project. Review the purchase agreement for the specific deposit amounts and timing before you sign.
Yes. Florida provides a 15-day rescission period for new condominiums under FS 718.503, letting you cancel within 15 days of signing or of receiving the required condo documents, whichever is later. This applies to all 13 condo developments listed here.
In some buildings you may be able to occupy your unit before the building is fully complete, which is interim occupancy. Final closing is when construction is finished, title transfers to you, and the balance of the purchase price is due.
Registering early can give you first access to floor plans and pricing before a building opens to the wider market. It doesn't obligate you to buy, but it can matter when a project has limited units in a desirable layout or price point.