Coral Breeze: New Homes for Sale
Homes for Sale in Miami-Dade County, FL

1. June 2026
   Infrastructure

   Homestead breaks ground on Krome Avenue water, sewer and roadway upgrades

   The City of Homestead held a June 30 groundbreaking for the Krome Avenue and Flagler Avenue water and sewer upgrades and the Krome Avenue transit accessibility and roadway improvement projects, one of the city's largest infrastructure investments in recent years. The work replaces aging water and sewer mains and improves drainage, roadway safety and transit access along the Krome corridor, with construction expected to run through 2027.

   What it may mean for the marketUpgraded utility capacity and roadway improvements along Krome Avenue may support long term service reliability for homes near the corridor.

   Source: City of Homestead
2. June 2026
   Market

   Coral Breeze now selling: Solea from about $531,990, Brisa from about $624,990

   Lennar's Coral Breeze community in west Homestead is actively selling single-family homes through the Solea Collection from about $531,990 and the Brisa Collection from about $624,990.

   What it may mean for the marketTwo collections at one community give a buyer a step up in size and price within the same neighborhood and amenity set.

   Source: NewHomeSource
3. June 2026
   Builder Activity

   Lennar Everything Included pricing in west Homestead

   Coral Breeze is built by Lennar under its Everything Included approach, which folds appliances and many upgrades into the base price, in west Homestead near the Florida Turnpike and US-1.

   What it may mean for the marketEverything Included pricing makes base-to-final price more predictable than an upgrade-heavy builder, which helps when comparing communities on payment.

   Source: Lennar
4. June 2025
   Development

   Lennar files the Retro West plan for 106 townhouses on the SW 192nd Avenue corridor

   Lennar proposed the Retro West complex with 106 townhouses, including 11 workforce-priced units, on a 10-acre vacant site at the northwest corner of SW 338th Street and SW 192nd Avenue in unincorporated Miami-Dade south of Coral Breeze. Townhomes would range from 1,334 to 1,545 square feet; Lennar paid 21.8 million dollars in 2024 for the lots and placed the site with a land bank entity, with a purchase option to take it back by April 2026.

   What it may mean for the marketAnother filing on the 192nd Avenue corridor could reinforce west Homestead as one of the county's most active new construction zones.

   Source: The Real Deal South Florida
5. January 2025
   Development

   Lennar proposes 119 half-acre estate homes at SW 296th Street and SW 192nd Avenue

   Lennar asked the city of Homestead to rezone a vacant 58-acre site at the southwest corner of SW 296th Street and SW 192nd Avenue, about a mile and a half north of Coral Breeze on the same avenue, from agricultural use to a one-family half-acre estate district. Plans call for 119 mostly one-story houses ranging from about 2,796 to 4,416 square feet with three to five bedrooms.

   What it may mean for the marketAn estate-scale rezoning on this stretch of SW 192nd Avenue may extend the residential buildout northward from the Coral Breeze area.

   Source: The Real Deal South Florida

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