New Construction Projects in Daytona Beach, Florida

Project 1: The Springs at the Cays

• Developer: Hines Williamson Land Owner LLC (Texas-based)
• Location: West of North Clyde Morris Blvd, north side of Cornerstone Blvd, LPGA Boulevard area, Daytona Beach
• Type: Residential (Garden-style apartments)
• Units/Size: 336 units (38 studios, 130 one-bedrooms, 140 two-bedrooms, 28 three-bedrooms); 11 buildings (six 3-story, five 2-story); 33-acre site
• Status: Approved (August 2026)
• Expected Completion: Limited public information available
• Description: Gated apartment complex featuring a clubhouse with pool, four parking garage buildings, car maintenance building, and 589 parking spaces. Part of ongoing residential growth in the LPGA corridor.[1]

Project 2: 400 Beach

• Developer: Framework Group (Tampa-based)
• Location: 400 N. Beach St., Daytona Beach (Halifax River waterfront, downtown area near Main Street Bridge)
• Type: Residential (Luxury apartments)
• Units/Size: 294 units (studios to three-bedrooms); 6-story building on 3.5-acre site; includes 6-story parking garage
• Status: Under construction (construction started 2024)
• Expected Completion: Early 2027 (or Q4 2026)
• Description: Waterfront luxury apartments with river views, high ceilings, designer finishes, and amenities including saltwater pool, fitness/wellness center, rooftop deck, coworking spaces, and more. Part of downtown revitalization efforts.[2]

Project 3: Waypointe

• Developer: Kolter Group (BF-KL Waypointe, LLC); homes by D.R. Horton, Pulte Homes, and Perry Homes
• Location: Tomoka Farms Road, east of Tomoka Farms Rd, southwest of I-4/I-95 interchange, Daytona Beach (415–427-acre site)
• Type: Residential / Mixed-use (single-family homes, with apartments and commercial elements)
• Units/Size: 1,600 single-family homes (plus additional multi-family units); ~340,000 sq ft commercial/institutional/light industrial space planned
• Status: Approved; phased development underway (homes coming soon, sales interest in late 2026)
• Expected Completion: Multi-year project (phased over ~6 years from initial approvals)
• Description: Large-scale master-planned community with resort-style amenities, walking trails, parks, green spaces, and commercial/retail areas. Includes wetland preservation.[3]

Project 4: Avalon Park Daytona Beach

• Developer: Avalon Park Group
• Location: 2,760 acres of vacant land, Daytona Beach
• Type: Mixed-use (residential with commercial/non-residential)
• Units/Size: 8,818 residential units (mix of single-family, townhomes, and apartments); 1,091,150 sq ft commercial/non-residential space
• Status: Rezoning approved (2026)
• Expected Completion: 20–30 years (full build-out)
• Description: Massive planned development including a charter school, downtown area, shopping, restaurants, grocery store, recreation, and more. Projected to generate significant jobs and economic impact.[4]

Project 5: The Palms at Loomis

• Developer: Limited public information available (part of Midtown affordable housing initiative)
• Location: 729 Loomis Ave (adjacent to Turie T. Small Elementary School), Daytona Beach
• Type: Residential (Affordable apartments)
• Units/Size: Approximately 130–134 affordable units (mix of two-, three-, and four-bedroom)
• Status: Proposed/planned (presented June 2026; approvals in process)
• Expected Completion: First residents by December 2028
• Description: Affordable housing community as the first phase of a broader Midtown neighborhood redevelopment plan focused on mixed-income housing, parks, infrastructure, and flood mitigation.[5]

Additional notes: - Preserve at The Cays (townhomes by David Weekley Homes) is noted as an upcoming project south of The Springs at the Cays site, with homes starting around $258,000; limited additional details available.[1] - Several commercial projects (e.g., retail additions on LPGA Blvd, White Castle) and infrastructure (e.g., boardwalk extension) are underway but are secondary to major residential/mixed-use developments. - No other large-scale verifiable new construction projects meeting the criteria were identified with sufficient public details. Information on some projects remains limited.