26th & 2nd Wynwood

Buying a new condominium in Florida usually begins with registering your interest to receive first access to pricing, floor plans, and early release information. Getting in early on a release can matter, since developers often price initial units before later phases and popular layouts can sell quickly.

Deposits are typically staged over time rather than paid all at once — for example, portions due at signing and at further milestones through construction — with the specific structure set by the developer for this project. There is also a distinction between interim occupancy and final closing: your purchase completes at closing once the building is ready and title transfers.

Under Florida law, buyers of a new condominium have a 15-day rescission period under FS 718.503, allowing you to cancel the contract within that window after signing or receiving the required condominium documents, whichever is later. Always review the developer's offering materials carefully and consider independent legal advice.