New Construction Projects in Wilton Manors, Florida

Project 1: Altessa at Wilton Manors

• Developer: Lennar
• Location: 1550 NE 26th Street, Wilton Manors, FL 33305
• Type: Townhomes (luxury residential)
• Units/Size: 50 townhomes; unit sizes range from approximately 1,485–2,374 sq ft (3–4 bedrooms)
• Status: Under construction / new construction homes actively listed
• Expected Completion: Early 2027 (site work began late 2025; buildout ~12 months)
• Description: Limited-edition community of modern luxury townhomes with attached garages, rooftop terraces on select models, open-concept designs, and amenities including landscaped open space and a dog park on a 5-acre site.[1]

Project 2: Shoppes at Wilton Manors (Stiles / Wilton Shoppes redevelopment)

• Developer: Stiles Corp. (retail component) in partnership with New Urban Communities (residential/condos)
• Location: 2200-2290/2292 Wilton Drive (Shoppes at Wilton Manors), Wilton Manors, FL
• Type: Mixed-use (condos + retail)
• Units/Size: 89 condos + approximately 52,000 sq ft retail (downsized from prior plans)
• Status: Approved (site plan and rezoning approved August 2026); retail vertical construction targeted to start before end of 2026
• Expected Completion: Retail portion ~1 year after start; condos targeted for 2027+ start
• Description: Redevelopment of the existing 1950s shopping center involving renovation/demolition of select buildings and new construction of two buildings for condos alongside retail space. Previous larger 252-unit apartment plan by prior owner was rescinded. Condos priced from the $700,000s to under $2 million.[2]

No other significant, verifiable new residential, mixed-use, or commercial construction projects meet the criteria of being announced, under construction, or recently completed (last 3 years) with sufficient public details as of September 2026. Smaller or earlier-stage proposals (e.g., Wilton 114 LLC townhomes, Wilton Yards, Generations at Wilton Manors) lack confirmed active construction status or detailed timelines in available sources. Infrastructure/capital improvement projects by the city are not included as they are not new private development.