New Construction Projects in South Daytona, Florida

Project 1: Edison Pointe Townhomes

• Developer: Ryan Homes (NVR, Inc.)
• Location: South Daytona, FL (e.g., 2008 Edison Pointe Blvd and nearby streets like Incandescent Way)
• Type: Townhome (Residential)
• Units/Size: Townhome community with 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath units around 1,440–1,452 sq ft each; small-scale community with amenities like a dog park and pond
• Status: Under Construction / Recently Completed
• Expected Completion: 2026 (homes built 2023–2026; some units listed as under construction or new in 2025–2026)
• Description: Low-maintenance townhome community offering open-concept floor plans, 1-car garages, covered lanais, and HOA-covered exterior maintenance. Located near parks, beaches (about 4 miles from Daytona Beach), shopping, and dining.[1][2]

Project 2: Halifax Commons

• Developer: Acre Commercial Real Estate (leasing); construction signs reference RLH Construction
• Location: 2501 S. Ridgewood Ave., South Daytona, FL
• Type: Commercial (Multi-tenant retail plaza)
• Units/Size: Six 1,200 sq ft inline spaces and two 2,400 sq ft end caps (targeting restaurants on end caps); approximately 194 parking spaces
• Status: Pre-construction / Announced (preparing for development)
• Expected Completion: Construction anticipated to start around August 2026 (as of early 2026 updates); completion timeline not specified
• Description: New multi-tenant commercial property on a previously vacant lot, envisioned for restaurants, retail, health/wellness, medical, and service-oriented uses with a Mediterranean design featuring elevated towers on end caps. Part of ongoing U.S. 1 corridor revitalization.[3][3]

No other significant verifiable new construction residential, condo, townhome, mixed-use, or major commercial projects were identified in South Daytona that meet the criteria of being announced, under construction, or recently completed (within the last 3 years) as of September 2026. Larger multifamily projects previously discussed (e.g., Seaview/The Edge or similar riverfront apartments) appear to have been stalled or delayed due to financing and other factors, with no confirmed active progress in recent sources. Smaller individual restaurant or retail builds (e.g., Zaxby’s, Scooter’s Coffee) do not qualify as substantial development projects. Public stormwater infrastructure improvements are ongoing but are not residential or commercial real estate developments.