New Construction Projects in Poinciana, Florida

Project 1: Poinciana Parc

• Developer: Green Mills Group
• Location: Unincorporated Osceola County, near Poinciana SunRail station (e.g., area around Old Tampa Highway / Poinciana Boulevard)
• Type: Residential (affordable senior multi-family apartments)
• Units/Size: 86 units (mid-rise building)
• Status: Under Construction (groundbreaking February/March 2025)
• Expected Completion: Late 2026 (first units in service)
• Description: New $25M+ affordable housing community for low-income seniors (62+), featuring amenities like a fitness studio, business center, club/game room, 24-hour laundry, pool, and on-site management. Financed in part with 9% LIHTC allocation.[1]

Project 2: Westview (including Aden at Westview and related neighborhoods)

• Developer: Taylor Morrison (with partners including Lennar and Columnar Communities for lots)
• Location: West of Poinciana Parkway, spanning Polk and Osceola counties (e.g., neighborhoods near Cypress Parkway and Koa Street)
• Type: Residential (single-family homes, townhomes; master-planned community with amenities and planned retail)
• Units/Size: Large master-planned community entitled for over 5,000–6,000 homes total; active phases include hundreds of homesites (e.g., Aden neighborhoods with ~691 homes; Neighborhood 3 with 238 lots by Columnar + 198 by Taylor Morrison)
• Status: Under Construction / Active sales and development (phased buildout ongoing)
• Expected Completion: Phased; Hub amenity center ~2027; ongoing home construction
• Description: Sprawling 2,549-acre master-planned community with new single-family homes (various floor plans, 3–6 beds), resort-style amenities including The Hub (large clubhouse with pools, sports courts, fitness, etc.), trails, and planned grocery-anchored retail. Homes starting in the low-to-mid $300,000s range in active sections.[2]

Project 3: Cypress Landings

• Developer: Originally Condev (now under JTD Land Holdings / lots planned for sale to builder such as D.R. Horton)
• Location: Koa Street area, Poinciana (Osceola County)
• Type: Residential (single-family homes and townhomes)
• Units/Size: 587 units (457 single-family detached + 130 townhomes); part of larger plans including potential apartments on adjacent parcels
• Status: Pre-construction / Development advancing (permitting, land sale in early 2026)
• Expected Completion: Phased start targeted around 2026 (lots delivery and construction)
• Description: 187-acre master-planned subdivision with clubhouse and pool; mix of housing types on varying lot sizes, positioned near Westview and new retail.[2]

Project 4: Poinciana (LGI Homes community) and similar active communities (e.g., Poinciana Enclave by D.R. Horton, Poinciana Village by Century Communities)

• Developer: LGI Homes (primary for this named community); additional builders active across Poinciana include D.R. Horton, Holiday Builders, Maronda Homes, and others
• Location: Various sites within Poinciana (e.g., 384 Amberjack Court for LGI; scattered or neighborhood-specific for others)
• Type: Residential (primarily single-family homes)
• Units/Size: Multiple communities with dozens to hundreds of homes available or planned (e.g., LGI offering 8+ floor plans, 2–5 beds)
• Status: Under Construction / Active new construction and sales
• Expected Completion: Ongoing (new homes available now through phased releases)
• Description: Multiple active new home communities offering affordable single-family homes in the established Poinciana master-planned area, with prices often starting in the mid-$200,000s to low-$300,000s. Includes quick move-ins and custom options.[3]

Additional notes: Poinciana has substantial ongoing residential development activity, with hundreds of new construction homes listed across communities as of late 2026. Other planned or smaller-scale projects include infill subdivisions (e.g., Moonstone Homes ~72 lots; Prince Poinciana ~435 homesites) and supporting commercial/retail (e.g., Poinciana Parke shopping center). A new high school is also advancing for 2028 opening. Limited public details exist on some smaller or early-stage proposals. Always verify current status with developers or Osceola/Polk County planning departments, as entitlements and timelines can shift.