New Construction Projects in Juno Beach, Florida

Project 1: Caretta

• Developer: JDL Development (with Wanxiang America Real Estate Group)
• Location: 1011 US Highway 1 (corner of US-1 and Donald Ross Road), Juno Beach, FL
• Type: Mixed-use (luxury condominiums with retail, restaurant, and office space)
• Units/Size: 94–95 multifamily condominium units (approx. 2,000–5,000+ sq ft each) plus ~22,000 sq ft commercial space (retail, restaurant, office)
• Status: Under construction
• Expected Completion: 2026 (first residences May 2026; full project Fall 2026)
• Description: Boutique luxury mixed-use development featuring four 5-story buildings with high-end finishes, 10-foot ceilings, large terraces (some with private pools or outdoor kitchens), and amenities including a rooftop infinity pool, fitness center, spa, golf simulator, and courtyard. Located about 400 yards from the beach.[1][2][3]

Project 2: The Dunes at Juno Beach

• Developer: Pulte Home Company LLC (PulteGroup / DiVosta luxury brand)
• Location: Southwest intersection of Donald Ross Road and US Highway 1 (former “Christmas tree lot”), approximately 4.7 acres, Juno Beach, FL (adjacent to Juno Square)
• Type: Residential (luxury townhomes)
• Units/Size: 40 townhome units (3-story buildings; approx. 2,200–2,400+ sq ft each with 3 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, private 2-car garages, balconies, and flex space)
• Status: Approved (September 2024); under construction / advancing
• Expected Completion: Limited public information available (project approved in 2024 with site plan and rezoning; no specific completion year publicly detailed as of latest sources)
• Description: Clustered townhome community in Key West architectural style on a transitional site between commercial and residential areas. Includes enhancements to the adjacent Juno Square commercial plaza (new roofs, awnings, paint). Aimed at creating a gateway entry to Juno Beach while preserving nearby environmentally sensitive lands.[4][5]

No other significant new construction projects (residential, mixed-use, or commercial) with announced or verifiable details meeting the criteria were identified. Acquisitions of sites like the Holiday Inn/Fish House land or Plaza La Mer have occurred, but no development plans have been publicly announced. Minor amendments to existing facilities (e.g., Waterford senior living campus) do not qualify as new construction projects.