Origin Residences

Bay Harbor Islands sits within Miami-Dade County, a short hop from the shops and dining of Bal Harbour and the beaches of Surfside and Miami Beach. As a compact island community, the surrounding area blends quiet residential streets with easy access to the wider North Beach and Miami waterfront lifestyle.

For everyday needs, groceries, restaurants, and local services cluster along the Kane Concourse corridor that connects the islands to the mainland and the barrier island beaches.

Bay Harbor Islands is linked by the Kane Concourse (96th Street) to Bal Harbour and the beaches to the east and to the North Miami mainland to the west. From there, drivers reach the broader Miami-Dade network via major north–south routes and connections toward I-95, making downtown Miami and the airport accessible by car. The island's small footprint also makes much of the community walkable.

VDA is developing Origin Residences under its VDA Origin Miami arm. The builder is focused on boutique, low-density residential projects in the Bay Harbor Islands and greater Miami market, where smaller-scale condominiums with larger floor plans are increasingly sought after. Buyers should confirm the developer's full track record and project details directly.

Buying pre-construction in Florida usually begins by registering for early access to a project, which puts you in line for pricing, floor plans, and unit selection before a broader release. Registering early can matter in a small building like Origin Residences, where only 27 residences exist and desirable layouts can be spoken for quickly.

Purchases are typically structured with deposits paid in stages over the course of construction rather than all at once, with the balance due at closing. Origin Residences' specific deposit schedule will be confirmed by the developer.

Under Florida law, buyers of a new condominium have a 15-day rescission period after signing the purchase agreement (or receiving the required condominium documents), as set out in FS 718.503, during which the contract may be cancelled. This is general information and not legal or financial advice; buyers should review contracts carefully and consult their own professionals.