New Construction Projects in Wellington, Florida

Project 1: The Wellington

• Developer: Wellington Lifestyle Partners (WLP), with involvement from NEXUS Luxury Collection
• Location: Equestrian Preserve area (former Palm Beach Polo & Country Club site), Wellington, FL
• Type: Residential / Mixed-use (luxury homes with equestrian and golf amenities)
• Units/Size: 253 luxury residences
• Status: Announced / Breaking ground (construction underway on infrastructure and facilities)
• Expected Completion: 2028 (phased; initial amenities and some homes targeted then)
• Description: 400-acre ultra-luxury private club community featuring estate homes, townhomes, equestrian villas, and condos starting around $5 million. Includes a championship golf course designed by David McLay Kidd, expanded equestrian facilities, and The Marketplace mixed-use center with an 80-room boutique hotel, retail, dining, and offices.[1]

Project 2: Village Landing (K-Park mixed-use district)

• Developer: Related Ross
• Location: 10400 Stribling Way (intersection of State Road 7 / US 441 and Stribling Way), Wellington, FL
• Type: Mixed-use (retail, restaurant, office, hotel)
• Units/Size: 180-key Hilton residence-style hotel; approximately 300,000+ sq ft of retail, restaurant, and office space
• Status: Announced / Pre-construction (land acquired, plans approved; groundbreaking anticipated)
• Expected Completion: 2028–2030
• Description: Walkable “downtown” district with shops, dining, offices, green spaces, lakefront boardwalk, and plazas. Residential components were removed from current plans. Adjacent to Wingrove Academy site.[2]

Project 3: Wingrove Academy

• Developer: Related Ross (in partnership with ElevateED)
• Location: K-Park site (adjacent to Village Landing), Wellington, FL (State Road 7 corridor)
• Type: Education (private PreK-12 school)
• Units/Size: Campus for approximately 1,700–1,750 students on ~45 acres
• Status: Announced (rezoning approved)
• Expected Completion: 2028–2029
• Description: Purpose-built STEM- and athletics-focused private school anchoring the larger K-Park mixed-use district. Designed by Elkus Manfredi Architects.[3]

Project 4: Residences at Country Grove & Residences at Country Landing

• Developer: NuRock
• Location: Western edge of Wellington (annexed land near Southern Boulevard and Seminole Pratt Whitney Road)
• Type: Residential (affordable multifamily apartments)
• Units/Size: 212 total affordable units (106 per project: mix of 2- and 3-bedroom units)
• Status: Announced / Approvals in progress (Live Local Act projects; financing discussions ongoing)
• Expected Completion: Limited public information available (construction expected to follow approvals)
• Description: Two affordable rental apartment communities (each ~$51 million) under Florida’s Live Local Act, providing workforce housing with rents ranging from about $1,249–$2,310 (utilities included).[4]

Project 5: The Marketplace of Wellington

• Developer: Wellington Lifestyle Partners
• Location: South Shore area (part of The Wellington master plan)
• Type: Mixed-use (condos, hotel, retail, office)
• Units/Size: 89 multifamily residences + 80-room luxury boutique hotel; retail, dining, and office space
• Status: Approved / Pre-construction (integrated with The Wellington)
• Expected Completion: 2028
• Description: 18-acre walkable neighborhood town center with shops, restaurants, Class-A offices, landscaped gathering spaces, and condo residences. Serves as an amenity hub for the larger Wellington development.[5]

Notes: - Lennar’s The Estates at Lotis Wellington (Promenade Collection single-family homes and Townhomes Collection) represents active new single-family and townhome construction with homes currently selling or under construction in the $600k–$1.5M+ range, but it is an ongoing production community rather than a single large announced master plan.[6] - Other equestrian infrastructure expansions (e.g., Wellington International South) and smaller individual custom homes exist but do not meet the threshold for major listed projects. - Information is current as of September 2026; some details (especially timelines for smaller projects) have limited public updates. No other large-scale verifiable projects were identified beyond these.