New Construction Projects in Palm Harbor, Florida

Project 1: Montrose at Innisbrook

• Developer: Toll Brothers
• Location: Innisbrook Resort & Golf Club area, Palm Harbor, FL (e.g., Havenly Ridge)
• Type: Residential (townhomes and single-family homes; multiple collections including Townes, Highbridge, and Torrance)
• Units/Size: Multiple homes across collections; townhomes up to ~2,281 sq ft (2-4 beds); single-family homes larger (e.g., up to ~3,964+ sq ft, 4-5 beds); active listings noted in 2025-2026
• Status: Under construction / Active new construction (model homes open)
• Expected Completion: Ongoing through 2025-2026 (homes available now)
• Description: Gated luxury golf-oriented community within the Innisbrook Resort, offering resort-style amenities including golf courses, pools, spa, tennis/pickleball, fitness center, and trails. Homes feature modern floorplans with options for golf/lake views.[1][2]

Project 2: Harbor Landing Townhomes

• Developer: D.R. Horton
• Location: Palm Harbor, FL
• Type: Residential (townhomes)
• Units/Size: 3-bed / 2.5-bath townhomes (~1,463-1,464 sq ft); multiple active listings
• Status: Under construction / Active new construction (build dates noted as 2025)
• Expected Completion: 2025-2026
• Description: Contemporary townhome community with modern open-concept layouts, energy-efficient features, and concrete-block construction. Convenient to schools, parks, and local amenities.[2][3]

Project 3: Palm Harbor Recreation Center

• Developer: Pinellas County (with Palm Harbor officials); general contractor Diaz/Fritz Group
• Location: 1500 16th St., Palm Harbor, FL (former Palm Harbor Senior Center site)
• Type: Commercial / Public (recreation center with emergency shelter functions)
• Units/Size: 28,457 sq ft, two-story facility
• Status: Under construction (groundbreaking April 2026)
• Expected Completion: Approximately 18-24 months from spring 2026 (target ~2027-2028)
• Description: New $14+ million facility replacing the aging senior center. Includes gymnasium (basketball/pickleball), elevated indoor walking track, event space for up to 400, full kitchen, offices, and backup power. Designed as a dual-purpose emergency shelter for up to ~500 people. Fully funded by Penny for Pinellas surtax.[4][5]

Notes: - Palm Harbor has limited large-scale new development due to established land use. These represent the primary verifiable active or recently initiated projects based on developer announcements, local news, and real estate data as of late 2026. - Smaller or individual new homes (e.g., custom builds like at 10 Lime St. or in areas like Larocca Estates ~2024) exist but do not qualify as major named projects with multiple units. - No other significant announced upcoming residential, mixed-use, or commercial projects were identified in verifiable sources.