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Waldorf Astoria Residences Miami
Downtown Miami
PMG / Greybrook / Mohari
Photo: Hector Ossa J. · CC BY 4.0 · 2026-07-04

Buying new construction in Miami means buying the future of the skyline before it exists. Preconstruction and now-selling towers let you lock in today's pricing on a residence you will not move into for two or three years, often with phased deposits that spread the commitment over the construction timeline. Done well, it can be one of the most rewarding ways to enter the market; done without guidance, the deposit schedule and developer contract can hold surprises. This page tracks the new and preconstruction condos worth your attention.
Each building here is flagged by development status — now selling, under construction, or recently completed — with the facts that actually drive a preconstruction decision: the developer's track record, the deposit structure, the projected delivery window, and how much of the building has already sold. Early buyers typically secure the best floor plans and pricing; later phases carry less timeline risk. We help you weigh that trade-off against your own move-in horizon and investment goals.
Filtering by neighborhood and price will show you what is rising where, from Brickell and Edgewater to the beaches and emerging mainland enclaves. Tell us your timeline and we will share the floor-plan availability, deposit terms, and any friends-and-family or developer incentives currently on the table — including launches that have not yet opened to the public.
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Photo · 2026-07-04
Downtown Miami
PMG / Greybrook / Mohari
Photo: Hector Ossa J. · CC BY 4.0 · 2026-07-04

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Edgewater
Melo Group

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Sunny Isles Beach
Dezer Development

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Coconut Grove
M-2699 S. Bayshore Owner LLC

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Coconut Grove

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Brickell
1809 Brickell Property Owner, LLC; Related Group and Integra Investments

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Brickell
Mast Capital

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Brickell
Related Group / GTIS Partners

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Brickell
JDS Development Group

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Bal Harbour
Related Group / Two Roads Development

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South Beach

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Downtown Miami
Property Markets Group (PMG)

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Edgewater

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Mid-Beach

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Edgewater
710 Edge Property, LLC; Terra and One Thousand Group project team
Developers typically collect deposits in phases tied to construction milestones — for example, a percentage at contract, more at groundbreaking, and more at top-off — totaling 30 to 50 percent before closing. Each building's exact structure differs. We list the deposit schedule for every preconstruction tower so you can plan your cash flow.
It can be, because you lock in pricing early and pay over the build timeline, potentially gaining equity before delivery. The trade-offs are timeline risk and a binding developer contract. We review the developer's history, the contract terms, and comparable values so you buy with clear eyes.
Completion windows range from roughly one to four years depending on how far along construction is. Each building profile lists its projected delivery and current status — now selling, under construction, or completed — so you can match a project to your move-in timeline.
Often the most desirable floor plans and lower-floor pricing go first, but strong inventory frequently remains, and later phases carry less timeline risk. We can show you current availability and floor-plan options for any active project the moment you are ready.
Miami New Construction & Preconstruction Condos in Miami