Top 10 Residential Project Launches in United States

1. Nora House — West Palm Beach, FL

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The Ronto Group officially launched sales for Nora House, an 11-story luxury condominium at 1105 North Dixie Highway (also cited as North Railroad Avenue) within the Nora District, in partnership with NDT Development, Place Projects, and Wheelock Street Capital. Sales launched in March 2026, with 117 residences priced from $2 million to $6.5 million.

• Commercial component: Ground-floor commercial space: approximately 18,900 sq. ft.

• Design team: Swedroe Architecture (design) with interiors by Lillian Wu Studio.

• Sales: Douglas Elliman Development Marketing.

• Unit mix: Two- to four-bedroom layouts averaging roughly 1,700–6,700 sq. ft. of living area, with panoramic city, Intracoastal, and ocean views.

• Timeline: Groundbreaking targeted mid-2027, with completion expected in 2029.

• Context: Nora House is the district's first for-sale residential building within the broader $1 billion, 40-acre Nora District master plan.

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2. Banyan Tree Residences — West Palm Beach, FL

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Mast Capital and Curated JCZM Development, in collaboration with Singapore-based Banyan Group, launched sales in March 2026 for Banyan Tree Residences West Palm Beach — the Banyan Tree brand's first residential project in the United States. The 25-story tower at 400 Hibiscus Street will include 88 residences, all designed as corner units, with homes starting at $1.9 million.

• Design team: OMA (Rem Koolhaas's firm), with interiors by Yabu Pushelberg and landscape design by Enzo Enea.

• Unit mix & amenities: One- to four-bedroom homes plus a Penthouse Collection; a 5,700 sq. ft. private club and 6,400 sq. ft. of ground-floor retail; roughly 1,723 parking spaces.

• Branded perk: Buyers receive membership in The Sanctuary Club, giving access to 100+ Banyan Group resorts and 140+ spas/galleries across 23 countries.

• Timeline: Expected delivery in 2029.

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3. House of Wellness Brickell ("Domus Brickell Wellness Tower") — Miami, FL

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North Development launched sales for House of Wellness Brickell at 152 SW 9th Street, a 34-story tower with 656 residences (studio, one-, and two-bedroom layouts) priced from $390,000. It's positioned as an accessible, wellness-driven alternative to Miami's ultra-luxury towers.

• Design team: Studio Mc+G Architecture (design) with interiors by Urban Robot Associates.

• Amenities: Over 22,000 sq. ft., including a spa with hammam, sauna, steam room and cold plunge, indoor/outdoor fitness facilities, treatment rooms, co-working space, juice bar, podcast room, hair salon, and a dog spa/dog park.

• Finishes: 9-foot-4-inch ceilings, two-tone cabinetry with terrazzo countertops, and a building-wide water purification system developed with CLEAR.

• Ownership entity: North at Brickell VI, LLC — a joint venture between Oak Capital and Edifica.

• Timeline: Expected delivery around Q1 2030.

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4. Gavilán Ridge — Rancho Mission Viejo, CA

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Rancho Mission Viejo opened Gavilán Ridge, its first 55-and-older village within its 23,000-acre master-planned property, at 30225 Ranch Canyon. The community comprises 326 single-level homes (sizes roughly 1,296–2,911 sq. ft.) across five neighborhoods — Lavender, Luna, Nova, Elara, and Strata — built respectively by Tri Pointe Homes, Del Webb (PulteGroup), and Lennar.

• Pricing & demand: Homes start in the mid-$900,000s; the grand opening on January 11, 2026 drew more than 1,200 prospective buyers, with 22 homes sold or reserved on opening day.

• Universal design: Wider doorways and zero-step entrances for aging-in-place accessibility.

• Club amenity: The Club at Gavilán Ridge — a lap pool and spa, fitness center, bocce and pickleball courts, ballroom, and an event-staffed bar — opened as a shared amenity building in July 2026.

• Market context: Gavilán Ridge is currently the only age-qualified new-home community selling in Orange County, CA.

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5. Vistas at Los Senderos — Los Lunas, NM

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LGI Homes celebrated the grand opening of Vistas at Los Senderos (soft-opened late April 2026; grand opening May 15, 2026), part of the larger ~900-acre Los Senderos master-planned development near Los Lunas, NM. The community is planned for 262 single-family lots, with two- to five-bedroom floor plans starting in the low $300,000s.

• Included features: Every home includes LGI's CompleteHome™ package: Whirlpool stainless-steel kitchen appliances, quartz countertops, luxury vinyl plank flooring, front-yard landscaping, Wi-Fi-enabled garage door openers, and programmable thermostats — all included at no extra cost.

• Community amenities: Picnic areas, ramadas, a tot lot, and a basketball court.

• Location: Near Interstate 25 and Highway 6, offering a commute into downtown Albuquerque.

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6. LILLI Miami Edgewater — Miami, FL

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OKO Group launched sales in May 2026 for LILLI, a 53-story, 117-residence waterfront tower at 717 NE 27th Street in Edgewater, north of Missoni Baia (also an OKO project) and across the water from the planned Villa Miami. The building is designed by Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill Architecture, the firm behind Dubai's Burj Vista and Jeddah Tower.

• Unit mix: One- to four-bedroom homes through penthouses near 7,000 sq. ft.; only two to three residences per floor with private elevator access; ceilings up to 12 feet.

• Finishes: Custom millwork, marble finishes, and Gaggenau appliances.

• Amenities: Wellness/longevity focus with infrared saunas, cold plunge, a movement studio, and a waterfront garden.

• Rental policy: Owners may lease units only twice per year, with a minimum six-month term, intended to preserve a residential building culture rather than a transient one.

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7. NoBe PARC (7140 Abbott Avenue) — North Beach, Miami Beach, FL

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Robert Finvarb Companies launched sales for NoBe PARC at 7140 Abbott Avenue, a 15-story, 232-unit, fully furnished, short-term-rental-friendly condominium. Units run from studios to three-bedrooms (roughly 375–849 sq. ft.), priced from about $570,000 to $2 million.

• Design team: Arquitectonica with The Architects Group (TAG) as architect of record; interiors by V Starr; units furnished by Crate & Barrel.

• Amenities: Fifth-floor deck with pool, cold plunge, sauna, and steam room; rooftop sunset lounge, yoga space, and private cabanas; beach-club experience, gaming lawns, children's playroom, co-working space, and ground-floor commercial space.

• Sales: OneWorld Properties.

• Timeline: Expected completion by late 2028.

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8. Palm Tree Residences Miami — Downtown / Park West, Miami, FL

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Sales launched in late May 2026 for Palm Tree Residences Miami at 31 NW 10th Street (also cited as 1018 N. Miami Avenue), a 37-story, 483-unit, fully furnished tower with short-term-rental flexibility. Layouts run 478–1,209 sq. ft., junior suite to three-bedroom, priced roughly $500,000–$1.8 million.

• Design & finishes: Kobi Karp Architecture & Interior Design; custom Italian kitchen cabinetry by Italkraft and a full Miele appliance package.

• Amenities: Over 57,000 sq. ft. across three levels: a ground-floor Palm Tree Crew dining/nightlife venue with live events, rooftop infinity pool and lounge, outdoor double padel court, golf simulator, and a wellness center with steam, sauna, cold plunge, and private treatment rooms.

• Sales: PMG Residential; sales launched the first week of June 2026, ahead of the FIFA World Cup in Miami.

• Timeline: Expected completion in 2030.

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9. 619 Brickell — Nobu Residences — Brickell, Miami, FL

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13th Floor Investments and Key International launched sales in 2026 for Nobu Residences at 619 Brickell, Miami's first Nobu-branded residential tower, on the former grounds of First Miami Presbyterian Church. The 74–75-story tower will deliver 296–300 residences with prices reportedly starting near $3 million and reaching roughly $60 million for penthouses.

• Design team: Foster + Partners (lead) with Sieger Suarez Architects (architect of record); five "twisting cassettes" oriented to maximize water views.

• Unit mix: One- to four-bedroom homes plus 19 Sky Villas and 4 penthouses; 10-foot ceilings, floor-to-ceiling glass, wraparound terraces with outdoor summer kitchens.

• Amenities: Roughly 90,000 sq. ft., including the Nobu Wellness & Longevity Spa (cryotherapy, hyperbaric oxygen therapy, IV/peptide therapy, meditation pods), a panoramic fitness center, padel court, four pool concepts, Japanese zen gardens, a wine cellar, and Miami's second Nobu restaurant with a circular ground-floor design plus an 11th-floor residents-only Nobu café/bar.

• Sales: One Sotheby's International Realty with Key International.

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10. The Cove Residences — Edgewater, Miami, FL

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SB Development and Hazelton Capital Group officially launched sales and broke ground on The Cove Residences, A Waterfront Collection, in March 2026, at 456 NE 29th Street on Biscayne Bay, roughly 25 feet from the seawall. The 40-story tower will have 134 one- to four-bedroom residences with prices roughly from the $900,000s up to $10 million+ for penthouses.

• Design & construction team: Kobi Karp Architecture & Interior Design with Dieguez Fridman Architects; Kaufman Lynn Construction as general contractor.

• Unit features: 10-foot ceilings, floor-to-ceiling glass, expansive wraparound terraces.

• Amenities: Over 40,000 sq. ft., including a waterfront infinity pool, private cabanas, a spa with cold plunge/hammam/sauna, a fitness center with a spin studio, a grand theater, wine and library lounge, game/billiards room, private dining with a chef's kitchen, guest suites, co-working spaces, an on-site waterside restaurant, and a floating dock.

• Timeline: Expected delivery in 2028.

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Note: figures above are approximate and reflect the most recent publicly reported pricing/unit data as of mid-2026. All pre-construction pricing, unit counts, and delivery dates are subject to change by the developers.

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