8 active developments in Naples, Florida — get pricing, floor plans, and first access before the public.
New construction in Naples is concentrated at the upper end of the market. The platform currently tracks 8 active developments, and all of the residential product here is condominium — 7 condo projects in total, with starting prices running from $2,000,000 up to $30,000,000. This is a luxury coastal market rather than an entry-level one, so the buyer pool skews toward second-home purchasers, downsizers moving into full-service buildings, and investors looking at high-value residences.
Several established builders and development groups are active here. Kolter Urban, Development Partners International, The Athens Group, The Ronto Group (working in partnership with Wheelock Street Capital, with residential services by Rosewood Hotels & Resorts), and Gulf Bay are all delivering projects in and around the city. That mix brings both regional condo specialists and hospitality-branded residences to the same market.
Current and recent examples give a sense of what's available: Avra Naples and Aura at Metropolitan Naples, the Four Seasons Residences at Naples Beach Club, The Cayden Olde Naples, 3300 Gulf Shore, and Olana. Between the Olde Naples addresses, Gulf Shore locations, and branded beachfront residences, most of the inventory here is about walkable proximity to the Gulf and the downtown core.

Gulf Bay
From $6,500,000

The Athens Group
From $6,500,000

Buying pre-construction here generally starts with registration, which is how you get first access to a project's floor plans, pricing, and unit selection ahead of a wider launch. Once you reserve and move to a purchase contract, you pay your deposit in stages tied to construction milestones rather than all at once. Because these are condos, the sale runs through a developer's offering documents, and closing happens when the building is completed and the unit is ready to transfer — well after you first commit.
In Florida, new condo buyers have a specific protection: under FS 718.503, there is a 15-day rescission period that lets you cancel a purchase agreement for a new condominium. This applies to condos only, which covers the product in this market since all the tracked developments here are condominium. Use that window to review the offering documents, the budget, and the association's fee structure carefully.
Pre-construction condos let a buyer commit to a unit today under a staged deposit structure and take title later, when the building is complete. That means you control a specific residence over the construction timeline without paying the full price upfront — the deposit is typically paid in installments tied to contract milestones. For a market like Naples, where all the tracked product is condominium and prices start at $2,000,000, the size of those deposits and the closing timeline are meaningful line items to plan around.
Before buying, evaluate the things that actually drive a condo market: how much new supply is coming online relative to how quickly it sells, seasonal rental demand in a coastal second-home area, the reputation and delivery track record of the builder, and the ongoing carrying costs — HOA fees, insurance, and taxes — that come with full-service beachfront buildings. Branded residences (for example, hospitality-managed projects) carry different fee and service structures than standard condos, so read the offering documents closely. None of this predicts what a unit will be worth later; it's what to weigh so you understand the commitment you're making.
The 8 developments tracked on the platform have starting prices from $2,000,000 to $30,000,000 (USD). This is a luxury market, so there is no entry-level new-build inventory in the current set.
All of the new-construction product tracked here is condominium — 7 condo projects in total. There are no single-family or townhome developments in the current inventory.
Active builders and development groups include Kolter Urban, Development Partners International, The Athens Group, The Ronto Group (in partnership with Wheelock Street Capital, with residential services by Rosewood Hotels & Resorts), and Gulf Bay.
Current and recent examples include Avra Naples, Aura at Metropolitan Naples, the Four Seasons Residences at Naples Beach Club, The Cayden Olde Naples, 3300 Gulf Shore, and Olana.
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Development Partners International
From $2,000,000
Naples is not a typical first-time-buyer market — the new-construction condos tracked here start at $2,000,000, so this is largely a move-up, second-home, and luxury segment. If you are buying new construction anywhere in Florida, expect to put down a deposit at signing rather than the small down payment associated with a mortgage on an existing home; pre-construction condos usually collect deposits in stages across the build.
For genuinely first-time buyers, Florida offers statewide assistance through Florida Housing (the state housing finance agency), which administers programs for eligible buyers, but those are aimed at more modest price points than the developments here. Registering early with a project still matters at any price level, because it can put you in line for first access to floor plans and unit selection before broader release.
That depends on your goals and due diligence. Because all the tracked product is high-value condominium in a coastal second-home area, factors to weigh include new supply versus absorption, seasonal rental demand, the builder's delivery record, and carrying costs like HOA fees, insurance, and taxes. We don't predict appreciation.
Deposits are generally paid in stages tied to construction milestones rather than in a single payment upfront, and you close once the building is complete. The exact schedule is set out in the developer's offering documents, so review them before signing.
Yes. Under Florida Statute 718.503, new condominium buyers have a 15-day rescission period to cancel the purchase agreement. This protection applies to condos only, which covers the developments in this market.
Registering early can give you first access to floor plans, pricing, and unit selection before a project releases more broadly. In a limited-inventory luxury market, that early position can matter for securing a preferred residence.