New Construction Projects in Cooper City, Florida

Project 1: Hanson Preserve

• Developer: Toll Brothers
• Location: SE Corner of Griffin Road and SW 106th Avenue, Cooper City, FL (19.23 acres)
• Type: Residential (Single-family homes)
• Units/Size: 38 single-family home sites; homes ranging from approximately 2,325–4,056 sq ft with 3–5 bedrooms, 3–5 bathrooms, and 2–3 car garages
• Status: Under construction / Pre-construction (site work and utility connections ongoing; site plan amendments approved in 2026 for additional models and sales facilities)
• Expected Completion: Ongoing development (sales activity and construction advancing as of 2026; specific final completion not publicly detailed)
• Description: Exclusive gated luxury single-family home community offering one- and two-story designs with flexible floor plans, personalization options, and proximity to amenities while maintaining privacy in a small-scale enclave.[1][2]

Project 2: Sienna

• Developer: Mattamy Homes
• Location: 8701 Sheridan Street, Cooper City, FL (north side of Sheridan Street, approximately 1,500 feet east of Pine Island Road)
• Type: Residential (Single-family homes)
• Units/Size: 30 single-family homes; models ranging from approximately 1,367–4,300+ sq ft with 3–5 bedrooms, 2–4.5 bathrooms, and 2–3 car garages
• Status: Recently completed (homes delivered starting around 2024; community largely sold out with new construction inventory moving quickly)
• Expected Completion: 2024–2026 timeframe (phased delivery)
• Description: Intimate gated enclave featuring low-maintenance luxury single-family homes with modern designs, open floor plans, energy-efficient features, and community amenities like a tot-lot, lake, trails, and gazebo in a desirable location near parks and schools.[3][4]

No other significant new residential, mixed-use, or commercial construction projects meeting the criteria (announced, under construction, or recently completed within the last 3 years) were identified in verifiable sources as of September 2026. Infrastructure projects (e.g., road resurfacing or utility upgrades) and non-residential items like school expansions or denied proposals were excluded per guidelines. Limited public information is available on additional smaller-scale or unannounced projects.